Fireman Is Suspended for Being Intoxicated

Newspaper clipping headlined Fireman Is Suspended for Being Intoxicated, Camden Daily Courier, July 8, 1924
Camden Daily Courier, July 8, 1924
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FIREMAN IS SUSPENDED FOR BEING INTOXICATED Roscoe Tribbett, a hoseman attached to Engine company No. one, Fourth and Pine streets, was suspended this morning following a charge of being drunk and disorderly while on duty, preferred by Captain W. Scott Franklin. Tribbett, who lives at 1190 Penn street, was summoned to appear at Commissioner Hitchner's office, City Hall, this morning, for a hearing. A committee composed of John W. Kelly, Chief of Electrical Bureau, acting in Commissioner Hitchner's absence, Chief Marshall, Captain Franklin, and Assistant City Counsellor Frank Neutze. Tribbett was ordered suspended to await action upon the return of Commissioner Hitchner, who is ill.

Roscoe Tribbett, a hoseman attached to Engine company No. one, Fourth and Pine streets, was suspended this morning following a charge of being drunk and disorderly while on duty, preferred by Captain W. Scott Franklin.

Tribbett, who lives at 1190 Penn street, was summoned to appear at Commissioner Hitchner's office, City Hall, this morning, for a hearing. A committee composed of John W. Kelly, Chief of Electrical Bureau, acting in Commissioner Hitchner's absence, Chief Marshall, Captain Franklin, and Assistant City Counsellor Frank Neutze.

Tribbett was ordered suspended to await action upon the return of Commissioner Hitchner, who is ill.

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