Secrets of New Haven Advertising Revealed in Hearings
The hearing featured Clarence W Barron publisher of several news bureaus and Bruce Wyman Harvard Law School professor as witnesses. They discussed New Haven payments and advertising practices, including vouchers, and Barron denied direct New Haven compensation while acknowledging ad placement influence and operational ties across multiple news and advertising ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Barron
Boston News Bureau
William A. Murphy
State House
Boston Globe
Bruce Wyman
Harvard Law School
New Haven
Adams House
Arthur D. Hill
Arthur P. Russell
William H. Coolidge
Coolidge
Hill
Foss
Public Service Commission
The
Wyman
Mellen
Harvard
Federation of Public Service Commissions of
New England
Federated Commission
Concrete Bureau
Ferdinand B. Wyman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Prouty
Professor Wyman
Hartford
Anderson
Mr. Hill
Whitfield Tuck
Draper
Byrnes
Howard W. Kendall
State House News Service
Springfield Union
Hill Towns Association
Sylvester Baxter
Massachusetts
Railroad Commission
Albin Richards
H. Bert Knowles
Ferdinand Wyman, Jr
New York
Doremus & Company
Philadelphia News
Yale
Barron
Boston
Louis D. Brandeis
Mr. Barron
Mr. Mellen
Borron
Chicago Tribune
Chicago
Cape Cod
Cape Hotels
Cape
News Bureau
New Haven Railroad
Charles 8, Mellen
Feld
Public Service Corporation
Corporation
Brooklyn
Riggs
Shore Line
America
Macleod
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Meilen
Buckland
Campbell
Boston & Maine Railroad
McHenn
Mr. Anderson
the Concrete Bureau
Stone
Western
Board of Trade
Got Byrnes
Indorsement
Hill Towns Improvements Association
Berkshire Street Railways
Hill Town
Brynes
New Haven Advertising
Brandeis
Maine
Boston Journal
Frank Munsey
Edgar J. Rich
Boston & Maine
New Hampshire
Ripley
Atchison
Brown
New York Central
Mr. Byrnes
Raillroad Wrecker
Wrecker
Choate
O. K
Journal
Frank A. Andrews, Inc
Washington, Col
Water Street Watch
Slattery Co
Tremont Street
Cross Fox
Copenhagen
Empire
Vera
Las
Den