THE TITANIC INQUIRY.
THE PRESENCE OF I SWAY. [PEU PUESH ASSOCIATION. —COPVBICItt." LONDON, Juno 25. Counsel for the third-class passengers on the Titanic, addressing the inquiry held that Mr. Ismay’s presence aboard was bound to affect the navigation. The Board of Trade had manv eves and ears hut no brains.
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West Coast Times, 26 June 1912, Page 2
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