The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09

working and an IS pr cent H-"auct'oh
in progress.
\; BesSemer. IT,. in the Edgar
Thompson Works. n'ht "t |'. T,,.o ',,.''r,.
~ far r.naIrs THIS nlant normally
,y,o,nvS IL Ouu. 'h' g"hm!tt'" I"Hi"
= Sea w..r,irg. li"cr II" committee re-
ported - Per c"nt i."GuC''in anu o.
I,,r cent - M n4en "HlrioE'd.
; +, rho Tnion Steel Works. II ponora.
PA m. committee reported low pro-
ductlnu. In the Allv CHEM Valley from
PittsburEh t. J"hnStowA. thr conn" I
t.. ri. ,ird an \" per cent pr"duci'"h
and 20 per cent Of II" m'n 'mpt.N'd
In tht. carbon Steel. lack Eros. (ruc;'
bic Steel. Black D!arrond and Sra"N q
Shalant plants tn production ana
number Of men employed IS - ana ~
;n.r cent respectively
: In the lower works Of the Carnegie
St,.,l Company al Pittsburgh. the com
! m.rt,.,. reports IN W per cent pr"uut-
! tin aud 80 pr cent Of tAc men en-
In. Lucy llast furna"" At Pittsburgh
D * r,port.d aS operating -" percent.
: Two IF the. thrc" blast furnaces at tn"
; Isabelle Curnac" wcr" working. with
! production Of DO % percent.
| In tn. GlOb" VII" Works ut Pitts
hurgh. an Indri'nd,n, concern. as well
rs tn, tIullulkvu structural mil! ana
O. 'r.,,l steel vumvau!. tn" commltl""
FOUND an NJ i'l''iII t''N'NN' '''' $3.50
r..r,,.,lt of the mon "mp'uycl The plant
+ u ,h,. Mrnr,h brad steel company was
dawn Tor REPAIRS In the CLARK" steel
/ mill at PitlShurEh. all S"lurcd men We're
! Clrpluy,d with Il Production OF - per
cent and II" percent employ II.
\, breckenridge. Ia, three OF the open
| hearth furnaces and nine II the Ten
: shc.t mills OF the West Penn steel CoHl-
, pauy. with an SIS percent pr"ducti"n' IN
! IN. Allegheny Steel company plant al
/ the same place. four "t tn" c'Sht open
! hearth furnaces wer" n WORK. TWO hui IL
! I'M, bottoms and two t. hc started later.
Tho iuh. mill was closed on account "t
q shortage Of scalp IRON The produc-
! ton vas 81 percent
J At New kcnSington. the eight tin
! mills OF the PENNSYLVANIA plant wcr"
working in full. The same was true
! works ~ Lccchhurg. ten OF the eleven
| works At Lecchburg. ten Of the lceScn
sheet mills were employed with 81 per
cent production. At Hyde Park. Sax
sheet mills were working in full.
! AT NandergrIft. eleven Of twelv"
open. hearth furnaces w"r" working an"
! the other departments working IN fu!i.
: with a production of about 70 percent
, The Apollo plant. independent. was "T'r-
atins SIN Of seven sheet mills. with an
% percent plpduIt''I'' ~ - '>'N''''.' -
n.nr sheet mills were working IN fun
] At the Gold Medal works At SCottdalH
: cichi sheet mills were working IN tuil
AZ JvhnStown. q low production. about
; 10 percent, WAS noted. only two OF tn"
- urcu hearth furnaces were working
A. the Jones and I.&ushlIn tln9Cp"nd'nt)
NJ Pittsburgh. the SIX blast furnace"
were all working. The Woodlawn plant
was working in full. with an 81 percent
pr"ductj"n. Grown and B"nncll.'a Pits
burEh independent plant. was working
, full capacity. as was the Superior Steel
. company plant n Carnegie. Pa. and the
Oliver ana By"rs plants.
Al New Castle. Pa. The forty tin mills
, a. tho ShenauE" plant were working IN
fun. NJ tn" New 'H$'l" plant twenty
IN mtl!S were on IN full. Tn" same is
said IN IN" report to lie TIA" of the four
blast furnaces, the TWO c"nS rrlcrS, two