Probe Finds Faulty Tower Man In Gilt Edge Wreck
Medical Examiner Scanlon announced an initial finding that Henry F. McMannus of Providence, the tower man in Bradford, caused the rear end collision of the Gilt Edge express with Local 633. Five dead and many injured followed the Bradford wreck.
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Westerly
R. IL
M. S. Scanlon
Henry F. McMannus
Providence
McMannus
Bradford
Scanlon
Secret inquest probes wreck deaths and injuries
Three inquiries into the Bradford collision proceed with a star chamber inquest led by Coroner Evertt A. Kingsley. Dead total five with 85 to 40 injured. witnesses include Bradford towerman John E. McCluskey and engineer Donald M. Wetherbee. investigation expands to Public Utilities Commission and Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Star Chamber
Court House
Everett A. Kingsley
Fred A. Otis
Providence
Thomas E. Brown
John R. Wilcox
Washington County
Jeanette Clark
William Clark
Elm Street
Westerly
Oscar Martell
Plimpton Street
Southbridge
Mass
Thomas Boardman
Park Avenue
William A. Barber
East Avenue
Howard Partelo
Main Street
Partelo
New Haven
Boston
Public Utilities Commission of
Rhode Island
George W. Carmichael
Bradford
F. A. Howard
J. P. McArdle
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Springfield
Worcester
New London
Scanlon
McMannus
Limited
Kingsley
Public Utilities Commission
John E. McCluskey
McManus
McCluskey
Donald M. Wetherbee
Wetherbee
Post Wins Fast Beat with Bradford Wreck Photo
Boston Post publishes an extra edition with a Bradford Rhode Island wreck photo. The timeline shows a rapid news race from 9:20 p.m. arrival to 6:12 a.m. first extra copy, revealing more casualties than officials initially stated and noting wires at Bradford station and the fire spreading from wreckage to the station.
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America
Post
Bradford
R. I
Post Automobile
Boston
Post Building
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New York, New Haven & Hartford
New Haven Railroad
Providence
Post Staff Races Through Fog in 170 Mile Speed Beat
The Post staff reporters and a photographer staged a daring 170 mile auto race on bad roads and through dense fog as part of covering a story about the Gift Edge express crash into the local Bradford New London. The workers shattered the studio and engravers departments while sending the latest news in the paper’s huge daily issue.
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New London
Bradford
R. I
Post
Gift Edge Express
London
Reporters Race to Bradford After Wreck
An hour and a half wait for an escape by car from Providence to Bradford, over 40 miles away, followed by a four-reporter and photographer sprint. Ed ward J. Dunn, David P. Shea, Alfred W. Cullis, Herbert L. Baldwin and John A. Moley rushed to cover the story. The trek proceeded through bad roads and thick fog as the minutes ticked by.
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Bradford
Providence
Edward J. Dunn
David P. Shea
Alfred W. Cullis
Herbert L. Baldwin
John A. Moley
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