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H. Wilson [?] Hird, August 18, 1911 (in 1911, Phonograph-Manufacture). 242 Historian’s Note 90; see also Dyer, Martin, and Meadowcroft, Edison: His Life and Inventions, 648.246 Other important experimenters who might have had rooms the second floor include the following: Sam Moore. newspaper report September 17, 1931, described him as ’working side side everyday” with Edison. Both Edison Pioneers Records, Box 27. 248 MRH TAE, October 29, 1912 (in 1912, WOL-General).246 moved around the laboratory his duties dictated and 1912 had office the third floor. accompanied "the old man” wherever he carried out his experiments. photograph shows Charles Dally with the X-ray machine experimental room around 1904 (figure 128).W. 243 William Meadowcroft Thompson, March 23, 1927, Biographical Collection. Laverty reported that Fred Ott had room the second floor, and this is corroborated Dyer and Martin, who say that Ott could seen “in one the many experimental rooms lining the sides the second floor. 245 C. 244 Historian’s Note 90.”242 one contemporary wrote, don’t know what would without Freddie; who kept on the jump from morning night. Moreover Paul Laverty said that Dally had room the second floor around 1910.244 Here was involved making the *vamish’ (recording media) coat the surface record blanks.until Edison’s death. result John Otťs illness, Sam Moore became Edison’s personal machinist and assistant.”243 Charles Dally. The appearance of the walls and ceiling this room indicates that this room might have been the second floor the south side the precision machine shop.241 241 memorandum Edison’s handwriting describes Ott "Mechnician Chief'; unidentified newspaper article dated September 17, 1931. photograph group experimenters, "the insomnia squad," taken Building 1912 shows Moore sitting next Edison 73 . The Dally brothers worked with Edison the X-ray project from the late 1890s until sometime the first decade of the twentieth century. Lancaster’s bench. Charles Dally joined Edison’s employ with his brother Clarence- the first man die from exposure radiation. also noted that Dally came down Building and worked H