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Rec Mtg# Year Authors Institution Talk title
1 185 1907 Alfred Hulse Brooks;
  Edward Martin Kindle		 USGS The Paleozoic section of the upper Yukon
2 185 1907 Sidney Paige;
  Adolph Knopf		 USGS The stratigraphic succession in the region northeast of Cook Inlet, Alaska
3 185 1907 Robert Van Vleck Anderson USGS The volcano Aso, in Kiushiu, Japan
4 186 1907 Frederic Eugene Wright Geophysical Laboratory Artificial magnesian-pyroxenes and amphiboles
5 186 1907 Frederick Gardner Clapp USGS Local glaciation in Maine
6 186 1907 Willis Thomas Lee USGS The late history of the lower Colorado River
7 187 1907 (Charles) Whitman Cross† USGS Review of "New textural terms for igneous rocks" by Cross, Iddings, Pirsson, and Washington
8 187 1907 Ralph Walter Stone USGS The Pine Mountain fault
9 187 1907 Fred Boughton Weeks†;
  W. F. Ferrier		 USGS Phosphate deposits in the western United States
10 188 1907 (Charles) Whitman Cross†;
  George Ferdinand Becker;
  Arthur Louis Day;
  Andrew Cowper Lawson;
  George Otis Smith;
  Frederic Eugene Wright;
  Waldemar Lindgren		 USGS Discussion of methods of igneous intrusion
11 189 1907 Charles Henry Gordon USGS Some features of the geology of Magdalena and Black Range region, New Mexico
12 189 1907 Ralph Arnold USGS The Santa Maria oil district, California
13 189 1907 Robert Van Vleck Anderson USGS Notes and the geology of Japan
14 190 1907 Arthur Keith† USGS The Appalachian mountains and valleys
15 190 1907 Marius Robinson Campbell† USGS The plateau region
16 190 1907 Bailey Willis† USGS The Appalachian revolution
17 190 1907 George Hall Ashley USGS Economic conquest of the southern Appalachian coalfield
18 191 1907 Frederic Eugene Wright Geophysical Laboratory Four new attachments for petrographic microscope
19 191 1907 Bailey Willis† USGS Structure of the Alps
20 192 1907 George Perkins Merrill† US National Museum A peculiar form of metamorphism in siliceous sandstone
21 192 1907 William Harvey Emmons USGS or University of Chicago Normal faulting in the Bullfrog District
22 192 1907 (Charles) David White† USGS/US National Museum Some problems concerning the formation of coal
23 192 1907 Joseph William Winthrop Spencer Geological Survey of West Indies The Jamaica earthquake
24 193 1907 Francois Emile Matthes USGS The new map of the Yosemite Valley
25 193 1907 Ernest Howe USGS Geology of the Canal Zone
26 193 1907 Charles Will Wright USGS Recent changes in the ice fields of Glacier Bay, Alaska
27 194 1907 Bailey Willis† USGS A visit to the Alps
28 194 1907 Frederick Leslie Ransome USGS A comparison of some Paleozoic and Precambrian sections in Arizona
29 195 1907 David Talbot Day† USGS Report on the geological work of the Third Petroleum Congress
30 195 1907 Frederick Leslie Ransome USGS The association of alunite with gold at Goldfield, Nevada
31 195 1907 H. W. Pearson The place of great raised beaches in geology
32 196 1907 Edward Martin Kindle USGS The occurrence of the Silurian in western America
33 196 1907 Marius Robinson Campbell† USGS The origin of limestone breccias
34 196 1907 Waldemar Lindgren† USGS A recent vein at Ojo Caliente, New Mexico
35 197 1907 Waldemar Lindgren† USGS Present tendencies in the study of ore deposits. (Presidential Address)
† GSW Founder
Waldemar Lindgren was President in 1907
Alfred Hulse Brooks was 1st VP in 1907
Marius Robinson Campbell was 2nd VP in 1907
Joseph Alexander Taff was Treasurer in 1907
Ralph Arnold was Meeting Secy in 1907
Frederic Eugene Wright was Council Secy in 1907
George Hall Ashley was on the Council in 1907
Frederick Leslie Ransome was on the Council in 1907
George Burr Richardson was on the Council in 1907
Timothy William Stanton was on the Council in 1907
Edward Oscar Ulrich was on the Council in 1907
George Hall Ashley was Chair of the Program Committee in 1907
Claude Ellsworth Siebenthal was Chair of the Auditing Committee in 1907