Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-30
Hugh Woolner of London Tells of
Sinking Of Ship.
SAYS DISCIPLINE WAS GOOD
Thinks All Women Left Ship Except
Mrs. Straus.
OPERATOR BRIDE RECALLED
He Says He Did Not Leave ship
Until After Captain smith Had
Jumped Into the

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ne had sought In any way to suppress or
deiay news OF the sinking OF the Titanic.
Gugiielmo Aarconi, inventor Of wireless
teiesraphy' appeared today for third
time before the senate committee Of in
curry into the disaster. Mr.. Marconi had
discovered after leaving Washington last
week that he had sent a message to the
operator Of the steamship carpathia urg-
Ing him to send news OF the disaster TO
the wireless station at siaseonset, Mass.
or to vessels Of the United States navy.
he read copies OF these messages and
declared that when he was examined by
the COMMITTEES before he had forgotten
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the boys informing them Of that fact.
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Hugh woolner Of London, q survivor
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stand
He was asked to recite his observations
with especial reference to the speed OF
the Titanic and its equipment.
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miles and the next Il had increased TO Ss
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think"
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he considered the work Of the sailors
very slow.
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