Ogden Evening Standard | 1912-05-01 | Page 2 | Senatorial Investigation into Titanic Wreck Seems Likely to Continue for Several Weeks

f j' i 'senatorial investigation into titanic wreck ill SEEMS LIKELY TO CONTINUE FOR SEVERAL WEEKS U- ' 1 i Washington, May 1. Tho Indica- H tlons are that tho senatorial inquiry . I Into the wreck of the Titanic is like- ft- '4i; " ly to 'continue for several weeks. Son- "' '- ' j fttor Smith, chairman of tho commit- tee has many,, wjtnoascs under a'u,h- 5 poena, and ho says no rnor& wjlb-he summoned for"' tho prcsenl. bifl tfoa an opportunity will be given to all who hae a story to tell It Tho'in- r r ' ' m ii nil,, . qulry is attracting much attention nnd' the room In which It Is held. Is i'SJ&Jly crowded. In the accompanying accompany-ing picture the principal persons are, 1. Senator Smith; 2, ,Se,nator Now iH.'!1)!1 yilM ,11,1, in ., ,i i.iji i. ii ., lands; 3, Mrs. Peuchen, 4, Mnjor Arthur Ar-thur Peuchon. 5, Third Officer H. J. Plttmnn; 6, p. A. S Franklin, vice president of theAVhlte Star line. Pitt-man Pitt-man tolling his story of the disaster, MaJ. Peuchen was waiting to heard-