Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-02

NAME DELEGATES
Committees Will Represent
Employees in All Labor
Troubles

iho representative system TOT eHl-
ployes at the Steelton plant of the
Bethlehem Steel Company was vir-
tually installed here yesterday when
candidates were chosen in all de-
partments from which will be
elected representatives at a meeting
next Monday. The time and place
for voting have been designated on
posters placed in the various de-
partments composing each division.
a representative for each 200 or less
men IN a department is provided for
uhuer the plan. Nominees for rep
resentatives in the respective divi-
sions and departments follow:
DIVISION Coke ovens; Irwin
Beard, William Eshenhour, j. A. Nc
canaan, III. A. Slower, J. II. Kinsey.
Charles Keiser.
Division BLAST furnace; John
Neal, Martin Teak, Harrison Webb,
John kammerer, Charles Patterson,
Mobile Wright, Frank Maaesevic,
Frank Loncar, Douglas Shepard.
Livision 3-Open hearth; Paul
Funk, Harry Violet, John Dixon,
Noel Basey, John Miller, Edward
Kaufman, Thomas Daley, Joseph
Wolf, John Noonan.
Division 4-Forty-four-inch mill,
twenty-eight-inch mill, slab mill,
chipping yard, upper roll shop; Will
liam f. Meyer, George williams,
CHARLES Spangler, John Shaffer, Will
nam Sullenberger, j. Y. Stahter, Ed
gar keim, James Downie, Edward
Stewart.
Division 5-Thirty-four-inch mill,
twenty-six-inch mill, fourteen-inch
mill, narrow gauge shifters; John
Nozzi, Morris Livingston. Carl Ste
WICK, William Poorman, Robert Will
liams, George Schlosser.
Division 6-Twenty-inch mill, thir-
teen-inch mill. merchant mill, roll
shop; Luther Bartel, Albert Stouffer,
Eugene Beinhauer, Eugene Orris,
Herman Shank, Ralph Parthemore,
Robert Paul, John Crone, William
Stabnau.
Division 7-Splice bar mill; j. III.
Huber, D. P. Atticks, Harry Sheetz.
Division S-No. 1 forge, chemical
laboratory, physical laboratory,
Harry Hoerner, Lester Rigling, Harry
Wolf.
division 9-No. 2 forge; Ira
Hoover, William Shipp, Robert Reed.
Division 10-Steel foundry; James
Mentzer, John Washington, Eugene
Suydam, William Spotwood. John
Gardner. Charles Conrad, Clarence
Hoover, Fred Strock, John Russell.
Division 11-Blowing engines,
pump attendants, steam department;
Thomas Cramer, Oscar Ernst, R. A.
Young.
Division 12-Machine shop; Ed
ward Jenkins. George Morgan, Mil
ton White, John Gallagher, How
ard Hartman, Harrison Prowell.
Division 13-Bricklayers; Peter
Simons, Gkorge Walters, Harry Kel-
ley, Robert Douglas, Clark Hoffman,
Anthony Tobias.
Division 14-Blacksmith shop. tin
shop, boiler shop. car repair shop,
shifter house: A. L. Fries, Harry
Bowman, Frank Rissinger.
Division 15-Real estate, pipe
shop, outside boilermakers, carpen-
ters, painters. riggers; James Pike,
Edgar Books, William Lees.
Division 16-Electrical depart
ment, switch board tenders, crane
operators, repairman; Warren
Scharadin, John Frantz, Thomas
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George Sprow.
Division 17-General labor: Thos.
Lebo, Enos Etnoyer, Abraham
Brown.
Division 1S-Cinder dump; Mike
Struckle. Petro Tamic, George Clio.
Division 19-Transportation, stand
ard gauge, locomotives. cranes,
track repairs; Isaac L. Martz, d. e.
McCauslin, G. c. Wolf, ]. c. Man
ming, Paul Stuebec, e. p. Stehman.
Division 20-Frog and Switch De-
partment; Charles Sherlock, Uriah
Brown, william II. Burkholder,
Charles Bates, Sam Folkers, Frank
Stewart, Benjamin Hoch, James Bit
ner, William Frederick, Charles
Yeager, Robert Atticks, William
Maxwell, Charles Lynch, James
Shultz, William Thompson.
Division 21-Bridge and Con-
struction Department; Harry Page,
Fred Marzolf, Jack Sponler, Edgar
Chrissinger, Warren Keim, Charles
Mccoy, Harry Cresswell, John
Swisher, John Weaver, James Spar
low, George Brightbill, Robert Wise.
Division 22-General office, tele-
phone, safety, hospital, weighmas-
tiers, storehouse, police; Joseph Bell,
James Biggane, Lee Miller.