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Rec Mtg# Year Authors Institution Talk title
1 212 1909 Grove Karl Gilbert USGS Earthquake forecasts
2 213 1909 Chester Wesley Washburne USGS Some observations on Rocky Mountain faults
3 213 1909 Frederic Eugene Wright;
  Esper Signius Larsen Jr.
Geophysical Laboratory Quartz as a geologic thermometer
4 213 1909 Nelson Horatio Darton USGS The stream robbery on which the Belle Fourche reclamation project is based
5 214 1909 Ernest Francis Burchard USGS Clinton iron ore is in Birmingham District, Alabama
6 214 1909 William Clinton Alden USGS Pleistocene phenomena of southeastern Wisconsin
7 215 1909 Laurence LaForge Consulting geologist Correlation of the rocks of the Boston region
8 215 1909 (Charles) Whitman Cross USGS Fluidal gneiss and contemporary pegmatites
9 215 1909 Stephen Reid Capps Jr. USGS Pleistocene geology of the Leadville Quadrangle, Colorado
10 216 1909 Frank Cathcart Calkins USGS Primary scapolite in igneous rocks
11 216 1909 Charles Albert Davis USGS? On the origin of peat
12 216 1909 Lancaster Demorest Burling USGS/US National Museum The landslide at Frank, Alberta
13 217 1909 George Perkins Merrill US National Museum The composition of meteorites considered with reference to terrestrial igneous rocks
14 217 1909 Edson Sunderland Bastin USGS Chemical composition as a criterion in identifying metamorphosed sentiments
15 217 1909 Adolph Knopf USGS Copper-bearing amygdaloids of the White River region, Alaska
16 218 1909 Francois Emile Matthes USGS Debris tracks on the domes of the Yosemite region
17 218 1909 Charles Will Wright USGS Observations on the recent Calabrian earthquake
18 219 1909 Charles Willard Hayes USGS Geology of the Mexican oil fields
19 219 1909 Harry Roland Johnson USGS Geology of the McKittrick-Sunset District, California
20 219 1909 Ralph Arnold USGS Oil resources of the McKittrick-Sunset District, California
21 220 1909 George Hall Ashley USGS Significant time breaks in coal deposition
22 220 1909 Lloyd Williams Stephenson USGS Cretaceous geology of the Carolinas and Georgia
23 220 1909 Frank Lee Hess USGS Graphite deposits near La Colorado, Sonora, Mexico
24 221 1909 Arthur Louis Day Geophysical Laboratory Diopside and its related minerals
25 221 1909 George Perkins Merrill US National Museum Historical notes relative to American state geological surveys
26 221 1909 (Charles) Whitman Cross USGS The Slumgullion mud flow
27 222 1909 Frederick Leslie Ransome USGS The characteristics of some ore deposits of southern Humboldt County, Nevada
28 222 1909 Frank Cathcart Calkins USGS Refractive index of Canada balsam
29 222 1909 Edward Oscar Ulrich USGS Paleozoic erosion channels
30 223 1909 Stephen Reid Capps Jr. USGS Rock glaciers in Alaska
31 223 1909 Marius Robinson Campbell USGS Canyon de Chelly, Arizona
32 223 1909 Frederic Eugene Wright Geophysical Laboratory Geological observations in Iceland
33 224 1909 Arthur Keith USGS The status of geologic names
† GSW Founder
George Otis Smith was President in 1909
Timothy William Stanton was 1st VP in 1909
Marius Robinson Campbell was 2nd VP in 1909
C. A. Fisher was Treasurer in 1909
Francois Emile Matthes was Meeting Secy in 1909
Philip Sidney Smith was Council Secy in 1909
George Hall Ashley was on the Council in 1909
Edson Sunderland Bastin was on the Council in 1909
Louis Caryl Graton was on the Council in 1909
Walter Curran Mendenhall was on the Council in 1909
George Willis Stose was on the Council in 1909
Walter Curran Mendenhall was Chair of the Program Committee in 1909
William Clinton Alden was Chair of the Auditing Committee in 1909