The evening world. Newspaper, July 23, 1912, Page 8

BOSTON TRACTION “WEN BEFORE URY + NSTRKE FG Employees, Gaining Victory , Before State Board, Make ' — Charges Against Road. BOSTON, July 3.—Having gained what they look upon as @ technical victory Before the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration, the striking trotleymen @f the Boston Plevated Rallway Com- pany to-day presented their alleged | @riovances to the Grand Jury at the In- * witation of District-Attorney Joseph ©. Pelletier. The Dietrict-Attorney aleo summoned before the Grand Jury the president of @he elevated company, Gen. Willlam A. Bancroft, and two of the directors, James M. Prendergast and James 1. Richards. The evidence wae sought in eonnection with the investigation of ebarges of coercion and perjury made ‘against some of the road's 4ivision sue perintendents. In ite report temued last night the @tate Board of Conciliation and Arbitra- tion held that the strikers were justi- @ed in delleving that the discharge of more than two hundred of their fel- lows was due to tho activity of the men in conection with the forming of a union, The division superintendents in their testimony before the board de- Bled that the discharges were because of union activity. Mr, Pelletier said that the Grand Jury hearing was held under a statute which rohibits the ooerctng of any employee rom joining a labor union. The inves- FASTEST DIRIGIBLE * IN THE WORLD BOUGHT FOR THE GERMAN ARMY Zeppelin Balloon With Record of 49 Miles an Hour on Duty at Fortress on Frontier. 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