Strategic strikes of workers, students, consumers, prisoners, and renters will also continue. The General Strike campaign will be ongoing with actions on the first of every month. political system have been magnified by the COVID-19 pandemic, which triggered an economic collapse in a presidential election year. This campaign could become the most powerful movement in the United States and reset the national agenda. Mayor Hanson's Stand on Strike Given Commendation By Whole United States Eastern Papers Praise HansonĪ Few Thoughts on Democracy, Freedom, the General Strike, Bolshevik Rule and the U.S.On Friday, May 1, an ongoing General Strike campaign begins. Shipyard Strike May Be Long One Workers Refuse Second Walkout Longshoremen Complain That Boilermakers Are Taking Jobs On Docks Strike to End at Noon Today Car Men Vote To Stay On Job No Arrests Due To Strike Schools Open Doors Monday Seattle Unions Standing Pat! Tacoma Gains Its Point And Calls Off Strike Seattle Strikers Lose $3,735,000 in Wages Strike Off at Noon Tomorrow, Thousands of Union Men Flock Back To Work Order Car Lines Closed Up For Day Tacoma Strike Is Called Off Notice: To Customers of the Pure Milk Dairy Seattle Pastors Speak on Unrest of the Hour To Resume Work on Water Front Five of Unions Return to Work Will Keep On! General Committee Unanimously Turns Down Compromiseįive of Union Labor Units Vote to Return to Labor Today Tacoma's Unions Call Off Strike at 8:00 AM Today General Morrison Here, Will Maintain Order How Municipal Authorities Prepared to Deal with Possible Trouble Strikers Suffer Most from Closing of City's Restaurantsįirst Street Cars in Downtown District to Operate Street Car Service in Tacoma Resumed Strike Also Has Humorous Aspect Police Fully Equipped for Strike Emergency Rumors Force Housewives to Store Up Water Unions Split on Vote to Quit, Proposal to End General Strike at Midnight Rejected Wage Adjuster Reviews Strike Seven Street Cars Operated Sidelights Of Seattle's General Sympathy Strike Vote To Stay On Strike Conservative Labor Fights For Its Rights Troops In Seattle Federal Forces Ready For Any Crisis In City Plans On For Extra Police Piez Latest Offer FailsĦ00 Car Men Vote For Big Strike Again School Janitors Will Also Walk Out Tie-Up at 10 Volunteers Run City Light Plant Under Which Flag (Seattle Star Cover Reprint) Seattle Star Cover Reprint: Stop Before It's Too Late Warren Ready to Keep Order Unions Planning to Feed 200,000 Light Plant to Run, Trolley Men Hesitate Must Keep Order, Declare Societies School As Usual is Board's Edict 26 Milk Stations to be Established Ship Workers' Strike, A Colossal Business Mistake Walkout Bad Business Blunder, Asserts Piez Latest Developments in City Strike Situation Shipworkers' Strike - A Colossal Business Mistake (ad) To Run Light and Water Plants Despite Strike Tacoma Workers Oppose General Walkout Rogers Blames Reds For Strike Resent Action Of City Light Men Shipworkers' Strike - A Colossal Business Mistake Labor To Assist Local Police in Event Of Strike Ship Workers Strike! Facts That the Men Must Recognizeĭetails Being Worked Out For General StrikeĦ0,000 Will Walk Out - Preparations Now Complete For General Strike How Coming General Strike Will Affect Seattle's Food, Light, Heat, and Traffic How Decision to Call Big Strike was Reachedįood Supply to Be Cut During General Strike Ship Workers Strike! Facts That The Men Must Recognize (Ad)
General Strike Is Called For Thursday A.M. The Strike! Readers of the Star Discuss the Walkout To Strike Thursday One More Effort To Avert Walkout Ship Workers Strike! Facts That The Men Must Recognize Pastors Review Strike Problem From Pulpits Before Large Audience General Strike Is Called For Next Thursday, Feb. Ministers Take Hand in Strike Clerks to Work and Give Money
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The Strike - Pro and Con - By the Readers of the Starįate of City Utilities In Strike is Undecided Walkout Would Close Theaters Longshoremen Warned Not To Walk Out - City Employees Want To Keep Working We have also digitized complete copies of the Seattle Union Record for January and February, 1919. This database of more than 180 articles and pages was digitized and compiled by Joshua Stecker. Here is a day-by-day record of coverage in the city's four daily newspapers: The Seattle Union Record, Seattle Times, Seattle Star, and Seattle Post-Intelligencer. In Seattle, the newspaper coverage was much more intense. The General Strike was headline news around the world.
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