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Title: Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine
Year: 1912 (1910s)
Authors: Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Subjects: Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Publisher: (Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad)
Contributing Library: University of Maryland, College Park
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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cle on the newCurtis Bay coal pier appeared in the June,1917, issue of the Magazine. If youhave not read it get a copy. The men employes on the pier at thetime the Tuckahoe was loaded were:W. W. Heaps, chief electrician, who is incharge of the maintenance of the pier;R. I. Spears and R. P. Jones, electricians;S. R. Taylor, machinist; L. H. Huges, G. W. C. Herzberger, W. C. Tull, J. H.Peters, William H. Gardner and M. Leis-ter, car dump operators; C. L. Wright, H. Smith, W. 0. Smith, W. C. Norris andW. A. Mohr, tower operators; W. V.Thomas, Alex. Sulme, C. Graef, J. Armi-ger, Elmer Heaps, A. J. Kadan and C.Alden, oilers. The supervision and office force is com-posed of E. J. Thomas, superintendent;N. J. Johnson, assistant superintendent;J. H. Kenney, foreman; A. J. Trogler,clerk; T. J. Brady, clerk, and J. Counters,clerk. The trimming force, composed ofmore than 100 men, was in charge ofJohn Minor and George Murray, fore-men, ?.nd William Z. Rice and ArthurGraham, assistant foremen. 15
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16 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Y. M. C. A.,Cumberland, Md., Goes *^Over the Top Spring Drive for One Thousand Members a Huge Success Aftera Week of Strenuous Work by **Army and **Navy must be successful in this drive.One thousand members meansgoing ^over the top. This wasthe message dehvered to mem-bers of the Baltimore and Ohio RailroadY. M. C. A., Cumberland, Md., on theevening of April 5, when they assembledto plan for .a great spring drive to securenew associates for their organization.The campaign ran from April 8 to 15, andthe result, shown in detail on page 19,indicates that they penetrated the thirdline trenches of the enemy and cap-tured 1,143. What makes the victory the more re-markable is the fact that the local Y. M.C. A. at Cumberland had just finished astrenuous campaign, which had a verysuccessful ending. The Baltimore andOhio men, however, had received ordersto proceed at once and they came throughon time. While the excellent achievement wasdue to the splendid work of

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