john tyler was a vice president that became president.
john tyler was a vice president that became president.
who was a vice president that became president?
john tyler
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the company was granted a new west virginia charter in 1905. major shareholders were leopold sigwart, otto sigwart, august boehler, and j. a. kammerer. each held 120 shares of stock—totaling to 480 of the 873 total shares outstanding. among the 16 remaining shareholders were joseph stenger (75 shares), george truog (30 shares), and frances bannister (8 shares). the company was always owned by a small group of stockholders, and the founders and their families managed the company throughout its existence. otto sigwart, who became president of the company in 1895, was eventually succeeded by another founder of the company, august boehler. after boehler became president, sigwart worked as vice president of the company for many years. he also managed the company's factory b for the first few years of its existence, and was succeeded as manager of that plant by his son charles. a third founder, joseph a. kammerer, became president in 1917. kammerer served as president until his death in 1941. at that time, charles f. boehler (brother of august boehler) became president. in 1959, a newspaper noted that the seneca glass company "president, vice president, and secretary–treasurer are descendants of the men who organized the company...a kammerer is president, a sigwart vice president, and a stenger secretary–treasurer".
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