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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1916
Page
11
Committees for eastern western and southern railroads study cost impact of eight hour day with time and a half overtime. Analysis shows overtime pay could jump from 40 to 75 cents per hour, raising payrolls and complicating yard operations under a split division system.
A 12 000 strong committee from Baltimore and Ohio shop employees meets executives in Baltimore to press for a 4 cent per hour wage increase. Current pay ranges 34 to 88 cents an hour by locality and job type, with details reviewed by F H Clark. Separately, prep work for new S type engines continues as tunnel testing completes Cumberland to Connellsville run.
A crew will arrives soon to place equipment and then move heavy engines to meet high road traffic after embargo lifts. Turntable leads from east yards remain unfinished as crews shift to Smithfield and Johnstown. Another Mallet engine bought by Western Maryland passed through for Hagerstown to operate between that city and Baltimore.
The speaker commits to ongoing administration and enhancements for Cumberland, signaling sustained efforts toward local business development and municipal improvement. The pledge emphasizes steady governance, planned projects, and support for commerce within the community.
Local notice from George A Kean announces his candidacy for mayor of Cumberland and seeks voter support. The letter invites residents to back his campaign and outlines his intent to serve as mayor.
In a concise note, WARD M. EICHELBERGER affirms a move toward strict economy, a lower tax rate, and full-time dedication to office duties. The statement underscores a disciplined administrative approach.
A Cumberland resident declares run for City Commissioner citing dedication to the city. They seek support and influence from voters to advance their campaign goals.
In Flushing New York a campaign to collect 2 66 million dollars in debts begins with posters and a slogan Be a Man Man Dust and Dust Settles The push is led by the Flushing Business Men's Association Lexington Ky Great Neck and Far Rockaway follow the plan and await results from the effort seeking to improve local collections.
Train times for Cumberland origin call at Hagerstown Gettysburg Baltimore Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh and Elkins with sleepers available at 9 30 p m and 7 00 a m. Express and daily services cover Hancock Waynesboro Chambersburg Westminster Frostburg Meyersdale and related intermediate points under general manager Henn es Co F Stewart and general passenger agent.
Advertisement offers membership starting today with a special $25 wheel for $20 and small weekly payments.
Oscar A. Eyerman pledges to pay strict attention to council duties and work in the community’s interests if renominated and elected to the city council.
City candidate Adam Lebeck declares his bid for City Commissioner and asks voters for support. He pledges full dedication to duties if nominated and elected.
William H. Cole announces his candidacy for city council, pledging to give the office proper attention in the interest of taxpayers and citizens.
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