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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1913

Page

4

Stefansson Ship Set for Arctic Voyage From Victoria Harbor

The Karluk, captained by Bartlett, prepares for a three year Arctic voyage led by Vilhjalmur Stefansson. Aboard will be twelve scientists, a moving picture team, and Raoul Amundsen inspired instruments. Stefansson declines claims of landing unknown continents and plans inland coast passage with Nome resupply. He aims to sound and study waters, not seek new land, while relying on Eskimo contacts in the north.

New York Times Victoria B. C Kariuk Vilhjalmer Stefansson Arctic Bartlett Commodore Peary Roosevelt North Pole Allan Karluk James Murray Vilhjalmar Alaska Stefansson Nome Dr. Anderson P Place

Wreck Inquiry Eyes Labor and Signals Clash

Coroner Phelan hears how engineer Harmon says signals were mis-set and brakes held, while company officials challenge his account. Tests and testimony explore signal interlocking, train 53 operations, and safety measures as four injured remain in hospital and the railroad defends its procedures and promotions for safer operations.

John Harmon Harmon Phelan Dougherty

Experts to test brakes after Stamford wreck inquiry

A high level panel of airbrake specialists was named to test the locomotive brakes involved in the Stamford accident. The committee, under direction of President Mellen, includes P J Langan C W Martin T L Burton and Charles N Joy with IC C and Connecticut officials expected to attend next Tuesday. The public test will verify brake effectiveness while C T Whaley and C L Bardo urged patience until facts are established.

New Haven Road Mellen Stamford Examini Board P. J. Langan Delaware, Lackawana & Western C. W. Martin Pennsylvania T. L. Burton Westinghouse Company Charles N. Joy New Haven Howard Inter-State Commerce Commission Elwell Connecticut Public Utilities Commission A. R. Whaley Nang C. L. Bardo Ensueee Dougherty Coronave O'Connor Springfield Young New York

Prenter Denies Brotherhood Controls Engineer Runs

Special to The New York Times from Cleveland reports W B Prenter secretary treasurer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers denies any system by the union forcing a green engineer onto an express run. He says the Brotherhood enforces no selection rules and that trains are assigned by railroads through the master mechanic with no say by engineers or local union chapters.

New York Times Cleveland W. B. Prenter Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Charles J. Dougherty Stamford Brotherhood Mr. Prenter Arotherhood

Tribute to Gregory T. Humes by City Hall reporters

The Association of City Hall Reporters adopted a tribute to Gregory T. Humes of The New York World who died after a Stamford railroad wreck on June 12 1913. He urged callers to say there is a wreck story and was praised for his dedication to journalism. A memorial committee was formed to arrange a floral tribute for his coffin in St Louis and to plan a lasting memorial.

Supt. Woodward Phelan Droege Ve Down George Edwards Jechel New Haven Stamford Association of City Hall City Hall Gregory T. Humes New York World Gregory Humes Guard T. Humes New Yor World Conn Association of City Hall Reporters of New York Humes St. Louis

Prices for Vintage Linens and Gowns Listed

A catalog-like listing shows regular prices for colored blankets, crocheted bedspreads, and sheer gowns. It presents several price points such as 2.75 and 3.25 for pairs, 4.50 to 8.50 for steamer bugs, and gowns priced from 0.95 to 3.75, reflecting fabric trims and lace details.

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