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FILE NAME: National Lead (NATL) DATE: 1921 DOC#: NATL067 DOCUM ENT DESCRIPTION: Nat'I Lead in NSC (Tolman on Exec C o m m ittee) pv m ,. t an 4i 1A i: li 622 - , , Tenth Safety Con.g...r..e..s..s% 8* CONSOLIDATED Ga i CoMTAXT O f i N t w ' ! ! \iA M Harold E. Muon, Lone Branch, N. J. C. D. Snyder, Long Branch, N. J.' D it s o it E dison Comp any-- -' ' George Opp,.Detroit.\V< V , K EAtTxkx L and Comp any-- : William D. i-uncAitrr, Boston. j . E A iTESN M A M A C H U A K T T g 'E u C m c.'C o K P A N T - ,-v A. T. Throop, Salem, M u*. - ?$ ^ , . H. G, Jcnks, Salem, Maas, 'Jc'rV ' E dison E u c r n c I llum inating Company o r K. E.; Adam*. Boatc m . <''] : O. B. Bcnaon. Boaton. ' ;Samuel C. Clough, Boston. William A..CooHdge, Boston. ; L. D.'Gibb, Bo*ton. WvA';;,v:_; ... Herbert W. Motet. Boaton??)?' y~-` Charles A. Rick, Boston. W. G. Small,Brockton. M a ta .W ' Daniel O'Neil, South' Boston.'-Maas. Prank W, Philbrick, Quincy/M a*fi.. ;' - Prank B.,-Chase, Somerriile, Hats, Bouton E uict*Tcal Wo*LD(Newi England Edition)' -Howard S.-Knowlton.'Cambridge, Maas. : E lkctnic L ic h t and Powia Company or A<ncton a np R ockland-- Geo.i.W. N.' Qark, Rockland. -Mass, v.' ; i George E. Philbrick, NorthlAbington, Maan. Arthur H. Robbins, North 'Abington, Hast:. -........ '` fry? Sr# i ' E m pire Ga* and E lxctxic C ompany-- E. R. Dobbin, Geneva, N. Y .'' 1 F all R ive* E lectric L ic h t Company-- .. D. 'S. Owler, Fall ..Wver.v-Maa*.^>:i^l;-i-- Howard A. Stanley/Fall River, Mass. F itch bu rg G as a n b -E lectnic L ig h t Company- ;'.-T . A. G, Neal. Fitchlmrg,',Ma*iL.-'!'',' / ,;..'*i'r . Frank D. Power, Fitchburg, Maas." Edward B. Ryan. Fitchburg, Maas. W. E. VandcIl. Fitchburg. Haas. G eneral E lxct* ic Com pa ny-- '- 'if ' A. T. Comatock,-Lynn, Mast. .. * J. A. Dalaell, Lynn, Mafia. . ?:: Z. N. Lord, Lynn, Maaa,TM'^1A'J H averh ill Ga L icm t. Com pany-- ., William B ell.'Jp erhill. Maas. A ' O. . Joaeph H. Cooltipiaverhill. Mast. George Jone, Haverhill. Mas*. W. J. LeBlanc, Haverhill," Mas*. G. E. McCaffrey, Haverhill, MaM.. ,',...'- ,, Timothy .Moynihan, Haverhill,'Mat. ' John W. Murphy, Haverhill. Maaa. '.' John J. Neagle, Haverhill,Maaa. Tom P. Walker, Haverhill,:Maaa.1 I llinois Bell T elephone Company-- H. M. Webber, Chicago, >*'. l NDUSTKIAL ACCIDKNT PREVENTION ASSOCIATIONR. B, Morley, Toronto, Out., Canada. IN T E R N A T IO N A L H A R V E T E B C O M P A N Y ---- W. E. Worth. Chfcgo.,`'''5r>"p'*` Krvra, J ohn T. (Insurance Broker)-- John T. Kcyc. Dorchester, Mass. Laclede Gaa L ig h t Com pany-- . C. Howard Stewart, St. Louis. L i t ty M utual I nsurance Com pa ny-- S. E. Whiting, Boaton. i":;: : ' ;... Lynn G a and E lectric C om pany-- Robert B. Buxton, Lynn, Maaa. John H. Curtin, Lynn, Mass. "i," Harold M, Lamper, Lynn, Mass. G. C. Nichols, Lynn, Mass, Oran A. Patten, Lynn, Mass. F. J. Phillips, Lynn, Mass, R. E. Roberts, Lynn, Mass, W. H. Varney, Lynn, Mass. Malden and Mr.utosr Gas L ig h t Company-- R. S. Carter, Malden. Maas. M aclacklax, W il l i (Consulting Engineer)-- Wilts MaciachUn, Toronto, Ont., Canada, m :A%f: i~ "-iSS:' Vftpl.bAS'-'r. '>>'>'`f-j": V. . ' 1' ' 'ij*:'rt v Public Utilities Section N ew B edford Ga* and E lectric L ig h t Company-- Robert Lindiay, New Bedford, Mjub. N ew E ngland P ower Company-- W . S. Cavanaugh, W orcester, Mas*. H . F. Covering, W orcester, Mass, P . JL Paterson, W orcester, Maus*. N ew E ngland T e leph o n e and T elegraph C ompany-- Luke E. Dean, Springfield, Maas. W . F, Gowdejr, Springfield, Mas*. W alter T . Hannigan, Boston. D. R. Hawley, Boston. H. Ai McCoy, Boston. F . E, T arr, Boston. . C. N. Tasker, Springfield, Mass. N ew Y ork E dison Company-- Wm. Darlington, New York City. N ew Y ork and Q u een * E lectric L ig h t amo P ower Company-- W . P. Strickland. Long Island City, N . Y. N rw York T elephone Company-- F. M. Downey, Newark, .N J. J. F. Nay Ion. Newark, N, J. Noxtrerk I ndiana Gas and E lectric Company-- A. O. Mitchell, Haroznond, Ind. P ennsylvania W ater and P ower Company-- Alexander E. Bauhan, Baltimore. pKorLx* Gas L ig h t and Cork Com pany-- Ernest. S. Beaumont, Chicago. PHILADELPHIA RUECTRXC COMPANY--B. Frank Day, Philadelphia. H. B. Harmcr. Philadelphia. H . G. Lucas, Philadelphia. . P itts*tTRCK Railways Cotant (Duquc*tic Light Company)-- C. G. Rice, P ittsburgh. P rovidence G as Com panyC, P. Buddenhagen, Providence. R. I. P ublic S ervici: Company o r Northern I llinois-- Hugh A. Ptolemy, Chicago, R ochester G as and E lectric Corporation-- F. W. Fisher. Rochester, N. Y. S alem E lectric L ighting Company-- William H . Barnard, Salem, Mass. H arry A. Cook, Salem, Mass. H. Kingsley, Salem, Maas. William P. V crry, Salem, Mass, S hawjkigax W ater and P ower Company-- Eugene Vinet, Montreal, Canada. S tandard S afety E q u ip m e n t Com tan y-- A. U. Barnes, Newark, N. J. C. A, Kingsbury, Chicago. S tone and W erstjer, I nc.-- R. R, Argerringcr, Boston. W. B, Hopkins, Bosion. R. A. Hopkins, Boston. P, Jnkersfeld, Boston. M. J. Lowcnberg. Boston. W. R. McCann, Boston. L. O. W aite, Boston. R. R. W isner, Boston. Harry R. Woodrow, Boston. S yracuse L ig h tin g Company-- John J. McGraw, Syracuse, N . Y. T he T exas C ompany-- . B. Co*, New York City. T h e T ravelers I nsurance Company-- Alfred A. Beckwith, H artford, Conn. U nited E lectric Li g h t and P ower Co m pa ny-- Fxward W . Gorry, New York City. U n ited Gas I mprovement Com pany-- James F . Conner, Philadelphia. James B. Douglas, Philadelphia. R. Burdette Inman, Philadelphia. U nited S tates B ureau of S tandards-- M. G. Lloyd. W ashington, D. C, U tica G as and E lectric C ompany-- W. J. Duffy, Utica, N. Y. 624 Tenth Safety Congress U tilitiks M utual I nsurance Company-- R. A. IMoomsburg, New Y ork Ciiy. C h arles E. M orriaon, Ntrw Y ork C ity. (1. R. R inke, New Y ork C ity. K. II, `V an D ren, New Y ork City. W kstckkstf.r Lighting Company-- W, l.. llrux, Mt. Vernon, N. Y, W orcester Gas Light Company-- Thomas H. Clark, W orcester, Mass. G. M. Hardy, W orcester. Mass. George I.. Simmon (Is, W orcester, Mass. A rthur F. Snow, W orcester, Mass. Tu e s d a y m orning s e s s io n T H E meeting was called to order by Chairman Morrison at 10 a. m. The reporta ot the officers and committee chairmen were presented and unanimously accepted. C h a ir m a n Morrison: The first speaker will be Mr. Scott. TIIE NECESSITY OF THE SUPPORT OF EXECUTIVES IN ACCIDENT PREVENTION WORK C h a r l e s B. S co tt, G e n er a l M a n a g er, B u r ea u o f S a fe t y , C h ica g o (lVitfi Apologies to George Adc.) Mr. John Doe familiarly was known as Johnnie to nearly all the citizens of Hickvllle. In addition to Johnnie's extensive acquaintance he was possessed of more or less but waning political influence within the thriv in g home town. He was the recent victim of that characteristic misfortune-- so common to local political good guys-- the political complexion of the municipal administration had suddenily and unexpectedly changed from the brilliant red of his favorite party to the somber tone of the old enemy and he was out of a job. Johnnie's more or less hectic income, from deputy this and deputy that, had ceased and he didn't have a look in at the old pie counter ill the city hall. Not only were the semi-regular and persistently sought iron men denied him, but, worse than that, his local credit was at low ebb because his bankers (political associates) were also victims of this recent catastrophe. All tha t was left from the cy clonic upheaval so far as Johnnie was concerned, were old friends, his own gracious mannerism, his lifelong aversion to manual labor, his ab horrence ofthat sticky feeling which comes from perspiration and his pass on the street car. The future was full of little glooms and big glooms, the old political field looked barren, for women were sowing and harvesting in the field, and modern election machinery did not even leave enough loose grains for sustenance to such as he. Johnnie had done many good turns in the old prosperous days and (hereby had he established that local prestige which had been his halo and his good angel. When he represented the seventh ward in the city council back in the nineties, he had fathered and put through the exist ing franchise for Ihe Hick ville Gas, Electric and Railway Company, and like Policemen O'Brien, whose appointm ent he secured, the vlce-presi-