L to R: A.W. Calloway, Thos. F. Brewster, A.R. Hamilton, O.H. Robbins Big Coal operators were in Washtington last week Palladium-Item 27 Oct 1919, Mon · Page 1 Calloway is President of Davis Coal and Coke, Brewster chairman of exec committee Robbins is President of Youghiogheny and Ohio Coal Company
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