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Evening Star, Issue 14888, 29 May 1912, Page 10

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J [Pee Press Association.] | LONDON, May 28. i (Received May 29, at 2.45 p.m.) | Sir E. Clarke's award is against the men in connection with the first and second of seven specific causes of dispute, but he upholds Mr Gosling in the remainder, and finds that the effects of the agreement of August 19 have been misapprehended. The Government consider that the agreements entered into should be strictly followed, but inasmuch as there is l misapprehension regarding their niI terpretation, this will be cleared up, j anc i work should be resumed. Both 1 sides are therefore invited to confer with the Board of Trade on Friday. | WASHINGTON, May 28. |- Senator Smith presented the subcommittee's report on the Titanic. It severely censures Captain Lord, of the California!!, for his lack of vigilance. He could have caved all the Tiianie's passengers and crew had he obeyed the signals. Mr Ismay is not held responsible for the high speed at which the Titanic was going. His name is barely mentioned. The U.S. Senate voted a medal to Captain Rostron, of the Carpathia, and specially i thanked his crew.

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