Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-22
COOPERATION IS
TOBE SOUGHT NOW
Governor Will Outline Hope of
Reducing Industrial Acct
dents in State

| Important cooperative work for re-
duction of accidents in some of the
industries of the State. notably those
which have had a large proportion of
accidents the last three months is eX-
pected to be inaugurated tomorrow at
the conference at the Capitol. The
meeting. which will be presided over
by the Governor, will begin at 10 and
in addition TO Commissioner jackson,
Samuel Gompers, Van Manning and
others will speak
At noon the Governor will entertain
those in attendance at luncheon at the
Harrisburg Club. In the afternoon
the New York Central railroads big
film on safety will be shown. The
conference will be more for discussion
than reading of papers.
Among those who have sent accept
ances are the following:
August ZiesinS, president American
I Bridge Company: S. NJ Nauclain, vice
president, Baldwin Locomotive Works;
W. f. Roberts, vice-president, Beth
lehem Steel Company; j. w. Rawle
second vice president, The j. G.. Brill
Company; j. G. Davies Cambria Steel
! Company; II. ID. Williams. president
Carnegie Steel Company: Robert T..
Jennings, president Carpenter Steel
Company: W. G. Besler, president
| Central Railroad Company of New
l
clble Steel Company of America; S. G..
Sims, Nice-presdent and general man.
aser The Delaware and Hudson Com
pany; w. III. Truesdale, president Del
aware, Lackawanna and New York.
western Railroad Company; Frank
Disston. President Henry Disston and
Sons; l.. y. Way, superintendent Du-
quesne Steel Foundry Company; Her
bert Lloyd, president and general
manager Electric Storage Battery
Company; Clay +. Lynch. general su-
perintendent II. c. Frick Coke Com
pany; ID. +. Tracy, president Harris
burg Pipe and Pipe Bending Com
pany; r. S. Hubbard. president Harri-
son Bros. X Company, incorporated /:
| w. y. Luce, assistant general mana
ger of Ellsworth Collieries Company:
5. d. Warriner, President Lehigh Coal
and Navigation Company: +. NJ.
Chase, vice-president and general
manager LehiSh Valley Coal Com
pany; c. f. Huber, president and gem
eral manager Lehigh and Wilkes
Barre Coal Company; w. b. Dickson,
secretary and treasurer Midvale Steel
and Ordnance Company; Newell c.
Bradley, assistant superintendent Mid
vale Steel Company; William j. Nor
ris, president Norris and bailey Steel
Company; w. f. Wilmoth, National
Biscuit Company; II. S. Wardner,
treasurer New Jersey Zinc Company:
Col. J. NJ. Schoonmaker. vice-presi-
dent Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Rail
road Company: w A. May, President
PENNSYLVANIA Coal Company; w. II.
Myers, vice president PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad Company; w. j. Richards.
President Philadelphia and Reading
Coal and Iron company: Asnew Il.
Dice, president Philadelphia and
Reading Railway Company: W. *.
Field. president Pittsburgh Coal Com
panw; J. w. Dousherty. president
Pittsburgh Crucible Steel Company: ID.
p. Bennett. Vice-presdent and treas
urer Pittsburgh Steel Company: L. S.
Wright, assistant Pressed Steel Car
Company; Joseph f.. Keen, Jr.. presi-
dent Standard Cast Iron Pipe and
Foundry Company: T.. H. Gary, United
States Steel Corporation; James IL.
Maurer president of PENNSYLVANIA
Federation of Labor; John 4. Demp-
sey, district president District No. l.
United Mine Workers of America.