Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine (1912) (14739010196)

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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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E. W. WEISSER Above is a picture of E. W. Weisser, who,until he enlisted in the Ordnance Departmentas yardmaster, was one of our freight conduc-tors. He is now assigned to the TwentiethProvision Company, Camp Jackson, Columbia,S. C. At bottom of next page is a picture of aPier 6 group. From left to right—J. Blake,maintenance of way clerk; Miss M. Gordon,stenographer, Lighterage Department; G. J.Goolic, chief clerk, Maintenance of Way De-partment; Miss E. K. Runnow, demurrage clerk,Lighterage Department, and C. H. Kearney,assistant marine supervisor. R. E. Decker, trainman, has been furloughedfor military duty. Robbie has enlisted inthe United States Navy as a yeoman.
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I. .1. II.W WD TIWKI, Ci A N(i THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO EMPLOYES MAGAZINE Philadelphia Division CorrespondentsJ. C. Richardson, Chief Clerk.J. C. Anderson, Shop Clerk. Divisional Safety Committee R. B. White Chairman, Superintendent C. E. Owen Vice-Chairman, Trainmaster T. Bloecher Division Engineer J. P. Hines Master Mechanic J. E. Sentman Road Foreman of Engines H. K. Hartman Chief Train Dispatcher T. B. Franklin Terminal Agent J. N. Godman Captain of Police F. H. Lamb Division Claim Agent Dr. C. W. Pence Medical Examiner E. G. Owens Road Engineer W. E. Burns Road Fireman H. F. L\ne Road Conductoi J. F. Cconey Yard Conductor Wm. Tisdale. . Machine Shop Foreman R. F. Minnick Car Builder Felice Cori Section Foreman W. M. Devlin Secretary J. K. Knox, for a number of years station-master at Philadelphia, after a sickness ofseveral years, died March 1. W. McCommins, passenger brakcman, Phila-delphia Division, died March 2, after an ill-ness of several months. E. F. Kenna, clerk in superint