The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-25
CLASS news
d The NATION
TOLD IN BRIEF

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| BY the GIassWorker, an Official
Trade Journal Published in
City of Pittsburg.
(GIassworker.)
Several hundred employees OF
| Point Marion. Pa, window glass fac
tories who have been in idleness for
the last three weeks, are now en-
4 nloyed.
Work on the commodious new adj
ditfon to the Paul Wissmach Glass
Company's plant at Paden City. NJ.
Va. is going forward at a rapid. pace.
a large number or workmen being
employed erecting the supers tructure
LOT the new department which will
contain 35-ton continuous tank
and will greatly increase the output
of the factory.
The Licking factory. Utica. o..
started April I 6 and the Utica works
started on Monday April 10. Both
works are making good glass and
have a good set Of men.
The Cambridge Glass Company, Of
Cambrid &c, o.. is still operating With
two furnaces, but inside of a couple.
tof weeks the third one will go on
for the balance OF the fire. as pots
were placed in it last Thursday.
Both hand window glass factories
at West Union, w. Va, resumed OPP
erations again after the thirty-day
blocking period. The Ideal or Zenors
started Friday. April 10, and the
Doddridge on April 10.
The 12-ring tank OF the Bellaire
Bottle Company, of Bellaire. o.,
started on Thursday last. All of the
shops will be working at this plant.
II is expected to run until the end OF
the blast.
The Schram plant, at Sapulpa.
Okla, closed down temporarily about
| the middle OF March on account of a
break In the gas line. As the tank
was in need of cold repairs it was
closed down to make same. Fire
was placed in the tank last week and
Operations have started. 1t is ex-
rccted to run the balance OF the sea-
| son.
The swedesboro glass works. Of
Swed esboro, Nj. which closed the.
stock on hand is again running night
and day.
Work was resumed April 16 at the
plants of the Banner Glass Company
and the Banner Window Glass Man
lufacturing Company. both of South
Charleston. ". Va The plant were
closed down early in March. Three
hundred men are employed in the
two plants.
The j. T. and A. Hamilton Glass
Company has its Twenty street
factory in Pittsburg running full Ca
pacity. w orking six Teeple machines
and four hand blow shops on two
shifts. roducing miscellaneous line
Of bottles. Prospects appear bright
for a steady run the balance Of the
season 8s@sI
Conditions remain about the same
at the Monongah plant. at Fairlnont. 1
". Va. with no prospects vet OF the
factory starting in full. At present
there are three tanks going, giving
the men a little better than half
time.
The Glenshaw Glass c Company Of
tG1enshaw, Pa, has been making s. a.
steady run since the beginnin Of the
fire, and while this company has con-
siderable stock it expects to cons
|tinue in blast the balance OF this fre.t
The plant OF the New Martinsvillet
Glass Manufacturing Company. OF
New Martinsvil1e, W Va. is being
operated as usual with a not furnace.
continuous tank and day tank mi
commission, giving employment to!
AT the j. II. and A. Hamilton
Butler, Pa. factory, two tanks ar~ in
blast. On No. q tank fourteen hand
blow shops and one Twentieth Cen-l
| fury machine are being worked on;
two shifts, using flint glass.
The d. 10. Cunnlng CHAM Glass Cons
many. ofEPittsburg Pa. is RUNNING It's
tTwenty-sixtt street plant8fuH capac.
tity. having started the amber tank In /
full last week. The green tank has
been making good time nearly all
ere twenty-five hand blow shops
are employed on two shifts producing
beers. coca-co1as and sodas.
Good news comes from the sum
flower plant at Sapula. Okla. 1t was
the starting on April 16 Of the work
ing force making the product for
which the plant Is celebrated, after
a shutdown Of q month.
The Johnston No. plant. at Hart7l
ford City. md. which with other
hand plants closed down the latter
part or March in order to curtailE
production to save the market from
absolute ruin. resumed operations
Wednesday aud will continue il blast
until the end OF the fire. May 20.
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