Record January Revenues For Baltimore and Ohio R R
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad posted January gross earnings of 8 44287, the highest for a January since adjusting accounts under ICC orders. Operating expenses rose to 6 397 311, with net returns lagging prior years. Total seven month revenue reached 64 484 591, up 10 859 885 from last year. Mr Warfield notes Southern prosperity boosts rail traffic and bank liquidity. Warfield is Perry Warfield's brother.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Inter Atate Commerce Commission
Baltimore and Ohio
Warfield
Perry Warfield
Prosperity Seen on Southern Farms Along Georgia and Florida line
Vice-President Harry R. Warfield of the Baltimore Trust Company, a receiver of the Georgia and Florida Railroad, reports the line in splendid condition after a tour. The area served is developing with increased traffic and larger acreages under diversified crops, as farmers shift to mixed farming for profitability rather than single crops.
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Harry R. Warfield
Baltimore Trust Company
Georgia and Florida Railroad
Baltimore
Warfield
Georgia and
Florida
Georgia
Mortgagee Sale of Oak Street Property Cumberland Md
Describes a mortgage sale of a two story frame dwelling on Oak Street in Cumberland Allegany County Maryland under a 1912 mortgage. Sale to be held Saturday March 18 1916 at 10 a.m. at The Second National Bank South Liberty Street Cumberland with cash terms. Attorney William H. Cole named in mortgage. Advertisement dates Feb 24 28 Mar 6.
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Alfred C. Cline
Allegany County
Second National Bank
Liberty Street
Cumberland
Oak Street
Maryland
Agnew
William H. Cole
Schedule of trains effective September 19 1915
Schedule shows trains from Cumberland to multiple cities with daily and Sunday variations. Times listed include 6 10 A M to New York and Philadelphia with sleeper occupancy at 9 30 P M, 3 22 A M to Pittsburgh and western points, and 12 15 A M daily with connections to Hancock Hagerstown Westminster Baltimore and other intermediate stations.
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Cumberland
Hagerstown
Gettysburg
Baltimore
Philadelhia
New York
Hancock
Westmin—— Ag
Daily Express
Hanc
Waynesboro
Ghambocehust
Westminster
Balmore
Railways Slash Long Work Periods in Nationwide Report
A Washington report from the Interstate Commerce Commission shows long duty hours cut to a minimum. On average only one in five workers exceeded sixteen hours in a day, with excess cases dropping from 270,827 in 1913 to 61,247 in the year ending June 30, 1915, as shown by the commission under the hours of service law.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Cumberland division aide resigns for Cleveland steel post
John K Yohe resigns as assistant superintendent of the Cumberland division of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to join a large steel manufacturing concern in Cleveland Ohio. He served sixteen years with the B and O starting as a train dispatcher in Pittsburgh and transferred from the Connellsville division last September to Cumberland.
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John K. Yohe
Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cleveland
Ohio
Mr Yohe
Baltimore and Ohio
Pittsburgh
Connellsville
Koon Promises Continuance of Cumberland Improvements
Mayoral candidate Dr. Thomas W. Koon pledges ongoing businesslike governance. He vows to continue administration of Cumberland’s improvements and efficient public services. He emphasizes steady leadership and practical development policies.
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Cumberland
Amick campaign pledge for city council seat
A. H. Amick announces candidacy for City Councilman pledging strict economy and a business administration. He seeks voter support and promises lower taxes and full-time dedication. Also notes Harry L. Smith.
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Harry L, Smith
Cumberland Announces Candidacy for City Commissioner
A resident declares candidacy for City Commissioner in Cumberland and asks for support and influence from voters to work toward the city’s best interests.
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Cumberland
August Thuss Sr Candidate for City Council
August Thuss Sr announces his candidacy for city councilman, pledging to devote full time to office and support for the commission form of government.
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August Thuss, SR
Jacob D. George Seeks City Council Seat
Jacob D. George pledges full time to council duties if elected and aims to reduce city taxes through earnest effort.
McBride Asks City Voters For Council Seat
Thomas McBride runs for city council with stance on local development and public services. If elected he plans to address housing, safety, and budget priorities for the municipality.
Eyerman seeks renomination for city council seat
Oscar A. Eyerman announces his candidacy for renomination and election as city councilman. He pledges to pay strict attention to duties and work in the community's interests. Ward M. Eichelberger. ja.15-ta.
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Oscar A. Eyerman
M. Eichelberger
City Council Campaign Notice Seeks Voter Support
A candidate announces a campaign date for the City Council seat and pledges full-time dedication to the office and the city, urging all voters to extend their support.
Adam LeBeck Seeks City Commissioner Nomination
A political notice urges voters to support Adam LeBeck for City Commissioner. It pledges full-time dedication to office duties if nominated and elected and calls on all voters to back him.
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Adam Lebeck
Cumberland City Commissioner candidate pledge tax relief
A Cumberland candidate for City Commissioner pledges to devote time to city duties and push for economical business administration to reduce taxes. The statement emphasizes focused attention on governmental efficiency and tax relief for residents.
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Cumberland
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Western Maryland Railway
Yohe
Thomas W. Koon
George A. Kean
A. H. Amick
Harry L. Smith
Sapulpa Refining
Equitable Blog
Baltimore, MD
John L. McLaughlin
Jacob D. George
Thomas McBride
Footer’s Dye Works
N. Liberty St
Bedford and
Decatur Streets
Saltimoge
Desales Glick
Rudolph Guenther
Broad St
N. Y. City
F. F. Lookenott
Osteopath & Chiropractor
Centre St
Lonaconing
Maryland Hotel
McCool
Bridge
Keyser
W. Va
John C. Wolford
South Liberty Street
Cumberland & Pennsylvania Railroad
Effe
Frostburg
Mont
Tab Wy
Dimont Turnin
Ryan
Cinera
Piedpe
DR. T. A. K. Hummelshime
Joseph S. Schriver
Joseph 8S. Schriver
Daniel E. Fisher
Harry Irvine
C. Frank Keyser
Joseph L. Sell
Our
A. N. Golladay
A Ross Mullin
Colazsabia Street
I. C
Scranton
N. Centre 6
Geer
D. Kennedy
Maer
R. R. RR
Cumberland and
Vicinity
N. H. Gans
Pres
Washington Ave
Altoona
Feld
Baltimore St. Felott
Sanner Fishbow
Sam Stallo
Union Woolen Mills
Water Street
wWe
Maryland Junk House
Philip Knop
Highland Street
Eckhart
Mt. Savage
Corriganville
Sloan
Old Town
Romney
Hyndman
Glen Bros
Rochester
N. Y
Miller’s Dye Works
Mechanic St
West Side
Madison and
Pear Streets
J. E. Utt
A. C. Grant
Bedford Street
Fayette St
John D. Lippold
Bedford St
Fulton Street
Joseph McCormick
Second Street
Altamont
Janizimo
Mechanic Street
Krent
White’s Hall
Virginia Avenue
W. C. White Lumber Co
J. H. Holtzshu & Co
Harrison Street
George Wv. Landwehr
Fone
John G. Miller
Piceonic Tempie
Cumberland, Mi
W. Carl Richards
McCleave Building
Urner G. Carl
Heath Liberty
Apply Tunnell Hotel
Frostburg, Md
Josiah Williame
Cecelia
Schonter
Springfield
John W. Snyder
Pennsylvania
Williams Road
City
Boyd A. Reinhart
J. H. Dailey
North Centre Street
Louis Stein
North Centre St
Yee & Miner Transportation CO
Jacksonville
W. P. Turner
Balto
Third National Beak Building
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