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Telfair. The noise and lack space compelled him move into Building work around 1912. He had assistant, and sometimes used additional helper. Although member the laboratory staff under the supervision the chief engineer, was expected to remain close contact with the manufacturing and sales departments who often initiated his work. went to become product engineer for the cylinder record around 1918. Although Hutchison probably used office the second floor, when Constable became chief engineer, his office was located the third floor. John Constable replaced Miller Reese Hutchison chief engineer 1918."276 W. in 1911. The position product engineer was the logical outcome the product specific work that the laboratory had done since the formation Thomas Edison, Inc. 273 Newman Holland Nelson Durand, February 10, 1910 (in 1910, WOL-Employees).273 Holland’s work covered all aspects the dictating machine: improved reproducers and control devices, completely new machines aimed special uses (including spring driven portable machine), and the development some Edison’s pet projects, such the telescribe.274 returned Building around 1916. Holland was hired replacement for Hibbard 1910. 79 . Each engineer was attached specific product and was directed to improve and perfect its manufacture.272 272 Frank Dyer Nelson Durand, March 26, 1907, National Phonograph Company Records, Commercial Department. 274 MRH TAE, October 29, 1912 (in 1912, WOL-General). Newman Holland. John Constable. Telfair was Holland’s assistant, who concentrated the production aspects the new designs and dealt with the Phonograph Works.furnished with draftsman and reported directly the superintendent the Phonograph Works and the manager the Business Phonograph department. 275 John Constable "The Product Engineers [of which there were eight]," [Copies were also sent to Charles Edison and other executives. The emphasis manufacturing and marketing was reflected the job description which was classified under experiments, development, manufacture, and sales. Holland found difficult work the third floor, where was given space next the music room. His experimental work had "one jump ahead the Sales Department.] Engineering Department Records, Box Laboratory binder. He had years experience the design electrical apparatus, including five years at Western Electric, where had worked the original design section and rose to head the experimental laboratory Chicago