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VOL 4, NO. 110
Chicago, Friday, Feb. 5, 1915
ONE CENT
STATE ST. STORES TARGET OF SHOT
AIMED BY CORONER'S OFFICE
Covering Up of Witnesses in Accident Cases Causes
Fight by Deputy Coroner Kennedy Boston Store
Hampers Inquest Into Boy's Death
Detectives Rap Store
Blocked in every attempt to gather
information concerning the death of
5-year-old Richard Heinfc in a Boston
Store elevator shaft yesterday, Dep
tjtyvG.oroner Chas. S. Kennedy came
out today for a law cpmpelling big.
corporations to give information of
deaths and accidents in their places
of business. (
Kennedy had made a futile effort
to hold an inquest into the boy's
death this morning But of all the
crowd which gathered about the
mangled farm of. the boy after., the
accident only two were on hand to
testify.
Detective Sergeants Buckley and
Kelly, who were assigned to the case,
JoldShe coroner how every employe
of the Boston Store had refujfga to
talk of the affair."
" "They shut up tight," said the de-.
tectives. "Even the clerks whom we
know must have been within a few
feet of the accident when it occurred
wouldn't talk They merely shook
their heads and told us they had
Mopthing.to say. They all referred us
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