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Rec Mtg# Year Authors Institution Talk title
1 250 1912 Howland Bancroft USGS General remarks on mines, mining etc., in Peru, Chile and Bolivia
2 250 1912 Donnel Foster Hewett USGS Vanadium deposits in Peru
3 250 1912 Donald Francis McDonald;
  Thomas Wayland Vaughan
USGS Remarks on the geology of the Panamá Canal Zone
4 251 1912 Charles Butts USGS New dolomite formations in Alabama with overlaps and unconformities
5 251 1912 Edward Oscar Ulrich USGS Clinton problems in the southern Appalachians
6 251 1912 Reinhardt Thiessen US Bureau of Mines On certain constituents and the genesis of coals
7 252 1912 Sidney Paige USGS A continually rising base level and its result
8 252 1912 Frederic Eugene Wright Geophysical Laboratory Color photography in petrographic work
9 252 1912 Francois Emile Matthes USGS Undescribed glaciers of Mount Rainier
10 253 1912 (Charles) David White USGS/US National Museum Age of the Worcester (Massachusetts) phyllite
11 253 1912 Edward Oscar Ulrich USGS The Chattanooga shale and its equivalent in the Ohio section
12 253 1912 Edward Martin Kindle USGS The Chattanooga shale problem in the southern Allegheny region
13 254 1912 Oscar Edward Meinzer USGS The development of a typical bolson in the Southwest
14 254 1912 Adolph Knopf USGS Magmatic sulfide ore body at Elkhorn Montana
15 254 1912 William Harvey Emmons USGS or University of Chicago The mineral composition of the primary ore as a factor controlling the vertical range of the sulfides
16 255 1912 Douglas Bovard Sterrett USGS And occurrence of emeralds in North Carolina
17 255 1912 George Willis Stose USGS Gypsum and salt deposits of southwestern Virginia
18 255 1912 Ralph Walter Stone USGS Classification of metalliferous mineral lands
19 256 1912 Charles Albert Davis;
  W. L. Hall;
  Arthur Coe Spencer;
  George Otis Smith
USGS? The relation of forestation to streams and erosion
20 257 1912 Laurence LaForge Consulting geologist Glacial deposits in Roxbury conglomerate
21 257 1912 Bertrand Leroy Johnson USGS Soil movements in Alaska
22 257 1912 Charles Albert Davis USGS? Origin of fresh-water lime deposits
23 258 1912 Warren D. Smith Philippine Islands Division of Mines Some phases of Philippine geology
24 258 1912 Malcolm John Munn USGS Problems of oil and gas accumulation in the Appalachian region
25 259 1912 George Burr Richardson USGS The structure of the foothills of the Front Range, Central Colorado
26 259 1912 Marius Robinson Campbell USGS The Lewis overthrust, Glacier National Park
27 259 1912 Ralph Webster Richards USGS The Bannock overthrust, Southeast Idaho
28 260 1912 (Charles) David White USGS/US National Museum The work of the Conservation Congress
29 260 1912 Gerald Francis Loughlin USGS Reconnaissance in the southern Wasatch Mountains
30 260 1912 Edward Oscar Ulrich USGS New data on the Knox dolomite in Tennessee and the Ozarkian in Missouri
31 261 1912 Claude Ellsworth Siebenthal USGS The Joplin lead and the zinc deposits
32 261 1912 Edson Sunderland Bastin USGS Secondary sulfite enrichment in silver
33 261 1912 Chase Palmer USGS The quality of the water obtained by leaching feldspar, a critique
34 262 1912 Timothy William Stanton USGS Some variations in Upper Cretaceous stratigraphy. (Presidential Address)
† GSW Founder
Timothy William Stanton was President in 1912
Frederick Leslie Ransome was 1st VP in 1912
(Charles) David White was 2nd VP in 1912
Sidney Paige was Treasurer in 1912
Ralph Webster Richards was Meeting Secy in 1912
Robert Van Vleck Anderson was Council Secy in 1912
William Clinton Alden was on the Council in 1912
Adolph Knopf was on the Council in 1912
Frank Charles Schrader was on the Council in 1912
Claude Ellsworth Siebenthal was on the Council in 1912
Philip Sidney Smith was on the Council in 1912
William Clinton Alden was Chair of the Program Committee in 1912
Marius Robinson Campbell was Chair of the Nominating Committee in 1912
Edson Sunderland Bastin was Chair of the Auditing Committee in 1912