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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1912

Page

2

End of Boston Elevated Car Strike Sealed by Arbitration

After hours of negotiations at the State House Governor Foss and Mayor Fitzgerald broker a settlement with the Elevated Railway and strikers. The union is recognized and a three member arbitration board will settle future grievances with 500 workers to return weekly until full staffing. The agreement ends the four week conflict and clears the path for a mass vote at Faneuil Hall tonight.

State Board of Arbitration State House Foss Fitzgerald Fred Fay Luce F. E. Snow James H. Vahey Council Chamber Elevated James L. Richards James M. Prendergast Bellevue Faneuil Hall Cape Bancroft Loyal’ Employees’ Association Smith General Bancroft Boston Elevated Fraternal and Protective Association Elevated Railway Company Bay State Boston Ecall Attorney Vahey Messrs. Snow and Vahey Massachusetts Street Railway Company Worcester Street Railway Company Springfield Street Railway Company Boston Elevated Falmouth Heights Balttimore City Hall

Dramatic Conferences End Car Strike Settlement

The Governor and Mayor pressed both sides at tense conferences that led to a final settlement of the big car strike. On one side stood the L road representatives and on the other the union men as they confronted a hard bargaining process.

Carmen State House Fred Fay Bancroft L’’ Company James H. Vahey Governor Foss L"’ Company Executive Department of the Bay State

Bloodhounds Trail Mount Gray After Carmel Murder Suspect Sighting

Authorities search dense woods near Carmel for Gray after sightings on Hampden road. Bloodhounds from Maine State Prison arrive by Saturday morning as deputies and volunteers lay in wait near the Stevens home. Medical examiners dispute earlier assault claims while Gray, armed with a knife, is believed hungry and determined to avoid capture.

Mason’s North Carmel Edgar Robinson Gray Call Farm Hampden Road Carmel Village Robinson Bert Brown Irving Call Packard Frank Stevens White Maine Thomaston Carmel Stevens Garland Bayard Neally Mitchell Canada

New Laws Urged After City Strike Conference

Mayor Fitzgerald called on the next Legislature to enact public protection legislation addressing conditions seen in Boston during the car strike. He praised the strike resolution and urged a strong arbitration tribunal to balance employer employee rights and safeguard citizens. He stressed unions' right to organize and the need for a fair appeal between parties.

State Hlouse Fitzgerald Boston State Board of Arbitration

Grand jury session halted as five Elevated superintendents refuse to testify

Judge Pierce ruled the witnesses may refuse to answer questions that could incriminate them. Herbert A. Pasho Thomas E. Williams Carl Barnes Joseph L. Webber and James Smith appeared in court amid Suffolk county probe of perjury and intimidation. The ruling comes after prior juror questioning at the State Board of Arbitration hearing.

Fred Fay State House Vahey Boston Dudley Holman Elevated Central Labor Union Court House Grand Jury Pelletier Pierce Judge Pierce Suffolk County Herbert A. Pasho Thomas E. Williams Carl Barnes Joseph L. Webber James Smith State Board of Arbitration

Reverend Joseph E. Barry Dies at 88 in Roxbury

The Rev. Joseph E. Barry longtime leader of the Tremont Street Children's Mission and noted city missionary worker died at his home 88 Wyman Street Roxbury in his eight eighth year of age. Survived by his widow.

Joseph E. Barry Tremont Street Wyman Street Roxbury

Five Year Old Boy With Gray Hair Puzzles Doctors

Philadelphia July 6 physicians report a case of a five year old boy son of John DeFiabris of West Berwick Pennsylvania whose hair is gray as that of a forty year old. The child is one of four children with siblings showing unusual habits such as eating sticks coal and paper.

Philadelphia John DeFiabris West Berwick Penn

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