An Old Timer's Post Office Years in Baltimore
In June 1884 I joined the Baltimore Post Office as a clerk thanks to Captain H. Clay Nalle. I endured early schedules and a Sunday-only exception after a talk with the superintendent. I memorized district lists, handled mail, faced a hostile election night mob, and watched the 1885 change of postmaster alter my status before I quit for a private school job.
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Administration backs voluntary railroad consolidation plan
President Coolidge outlined a program at White Court seeking voluntary consolidation by rail carriers over the coming years. He stated consolidations are a necessary forerunner of readjusting the nation freight rate structure in the future and will be pursued to avoid forced grouping of carriers.
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