Heavy coal movement boosts Baltimore and Ohio traffic
August traffic on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad climbs to 3,009,028 tons with coal and coke leading gains. Coke tonnage rises to 345,258 tons from 242,283 last year, boosting earnings and signaling strong demand for coal nationally. Promotions occur at Brunswick and Hancock offices as rail activity continues. A Pennsylvania Railroad brakeman is hospitalized after a fall, while the Labor Legislative League forms in Baltimore to push pro labor legislation and a Maryland military training camp opens at Glenburnie.
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Baltimore and Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ita
Labor Legislative League
Baltimore
Young Man's Body Found Along Track Near Round Bottom
John Davis twenty two year old, a trains passer, was killed yesterday morning on the Baltimore and Ohio tracks near Round Bottom between Patterson's Creek and Green Spring, W Va. It is supposed he was struck by express No. 13 due in at 5 30. Coroner J K Cowherd of Ridgeley went to the scene and the body was taken to his father's home at Round Bottom after being identified by his brother.
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John Davis
Baltimore and Ohio
Round Bottom
Patterson's Creek
Green Spring
W. Va
Fast Express
J. K. Cowherd
Ridgeley
Western Maryland opens branch line to Jenner coal fields
Western Maryland Railway completes a branch from Glade Tiun to Jenner township Somerset county coal fields. An operating traffic agreement with Baltimore and Ohio sends traffic to Consolidation Coal Company mines. The company also builds Fairmont to Helen's Run line and new Marion county mines in Charleston West Virginia.
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Western Maryland Railway Company
Glade Tiun
Coalfielda
Jenner Township
Somerset County
Baltimore and Ohio
Western Maryland
Consolidation Coal Company
Maryland
Fairmont-Helen's Run
West Virginia
Consolidation
Marion County
Charleston
W. Va
KR. F. Beasley
State Department of Labor
Brotherhood of Railroad Train Men
Cleveland
Brig Gen Clinton N Riggs Joins as Private in Camp
Brigadier General Clinton N Riggs longtime state militia member and former commissioner to the Philippines enters service as a private. The encampment will train civilians in trench fighting scouting patrolling and assault techniques against trenches.
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Clinton N. Riggs
Philippines
Grand Army encampment badges reproduced on Capitol lawns
Floral designs at the Capitol in Washington D C honor the Grand Army encampment using about 30 000 plants. The Grand Army badge spans seventy five by twenty five feet on the north lawn and the Woman's Relief Corps badge of similar size decorates the south lawn drawing thousands of visitors.
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Washington, D. C
Capitol
Grand Army
Woman's Relief Corps
Sinilar
Hound Furniture Ad Promotes No Red Tape Dorsers
Public notice from Cumberland Maryland under new management for Hound Furniture offers references publicity and loans. Office details cite Second Floor Third National Bank Building with hours 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday and Saturday until 9 p.m.
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Househole Loan Company
Third National Bank
Cumberland, Md
Trains Schedule From Cumberland To Surrounding Points
Incomplete timetable lists outbound trains from Cumberland to multiple destinations including Hagerstown Philadelphia New York and Baltimore with various departure times. Some lines indicate intermediate stops such as Chambersburg Westminster Frostburg and Elkins and note Sunday exceptions and special connections.
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Hagerstown
Daly
Getegyphia
New York
Wwe
Pancy
Lang—Pawvers
Wen Eaner
Elking
Belmetes
Durbin
Suandey
Wen
Baltimore
Chambersburg
Westminster
Beltimore
Hapress
Frostburg
Mere
Gale
Fitteburga
West
Kelly
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