| DATE |
NEWSPAPER |
TITLE |
| 4/24/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Seamen Fightin for Relief On the Beach |
| 5/1/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Seamen Carry Strike on Vermar To Eastern Coast; Unemployed Aid |
| 5/1/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Organize Jobless Seamen in Seattle |
| 5/8/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Strike Looms On Waterfront |
| 5/8/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Seamen on SS Yorkmar Win Demands, MWIU Leads Action |
| 5/8/1934 |
Voice of Action |
ILA Leader Speaks At Everett May 1st |
| 5/9/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Seattle Workers Deadlocked on Longshore Strike |
| 5/9/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Longshoremen Out On Strike; Shipping Halted |
| 5/9/1934 |
Seattle Star |
1000 Strikers Picket Ships At Wharves |
| 5/10/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Teamsters Back Longshore Strike of 1500 Men Here |
| 5/10/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Teamsters Back Longshore Strike of 1500 Men Here, continued |
| 5/10/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Union Drivers Refuse to Haul Ocean Freight |
| 5/10/1934 |
Seattle PI |
14 Active Vessels Caught by Longshoremen's Strike Here |
| 5/10/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Clashes Mark Walkout in S.F. |
| 5/10/1934 |
Seattle PI |
L.A. Area Paralyzed by Strike Order |
| 5/10/1934 |
Seattle PI |
250 Quit Work Under Strike in Everett |
| 5/10/1934 |
Seattle PI |
150 Bellingham Longshoremen Strike |
| 5/10/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Two Ships Left Idle in Longview Strike |
| 5/10/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Ship Loading Halted at Grays Harbor |
| 5/10/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Portland City Council Asks Roosevelt's Aid |
| 5/10/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Threat of Government Action Made by Mediator |
| 5/10/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Strikebreakers Handle Cargoes at Three Piers, continued |
| 5/10/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Columbia River Ports Picketed |
| 5/10/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Strikebreakers on Seattle Front |
| 5/10/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Shippers Hurl Challeng At Strikers Here |
| 5/10/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Here's More About Longshoremen, continued |
| 5/10/1934 |
Seattle Star |
America As I See It |
| 5/11/1934 |
Seattle PI |
U.S. Acts in Waterfront Walkout |
| 5/11/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Police Quell Violence in Olympia Strike |
| 5/11/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Strikebreaker Beaten in San Francisco Clash |
| 5/11/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Meat Cutters to Take Strike Vote |
| 5/11/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Peace Hope Looms Big in Seattle Dock Strike |
| 5/11/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Dock Strike Drives Wife to Suicide |
| 5/11/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Thirty Ships in Harbor On Third Day of Strike |
| 5/11/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Shippers Hire Men to Break Wharf Strike |
| 5/11/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Here's More About Longshoremen, continued |
| 5/12/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Portland Asks Troops in Strike |
| 5/12/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Portland Asks for Soldiers in Dock Strike, continued |
| 5/12/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Disorders Are Few in Coast-Wide Dock Strike |
| 5/12/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Few Disorders in Strike, continued |
| 5/12/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Groups From Other Cities Join Strikers |
| 5/12/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Here's More About Longshoremen, continued |
| 5/12/1934 |
Seattle Star |
U' Daily Condemns Hiring of Students as Strikebreakers |
| 5/13/1934 |
Seattle PI |
2,000 Longshore Strikers raid 12 Ships; Stop Work; 'No Troops Now,'--Martin |
| 5/13/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Strikers Raid 12 Vessels on Waterfront, continued |
| 5/13/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Pier Activities Ended to Avoid Any Bloodshed |
| 5/13/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Mob Drives Workmen from Piers and Ships |
| 5/13/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Longshore Head Ends Strike in Southern Zone |
| 5/13/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Portland Council Appeals to F. D. R. |
| 5/13/1934 |
Seattle Times |
S.F. Police Battle Rioters |
| 5/14/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Strike Breakers Will Load Ships Under Police Guard; Dore Denies Plea for Troops |
| 5/14/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Passenger and Freight Carriers to Remain Idle |
| 5/14/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Twenty-Six Cargo Ships Tied Up by strike in Seattle, continued |
| 5/14/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Vancouver, B.C., Men Vote Strike |
| 5/14/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Students Again Warned Not To Take Dock Jobs |
| 5/14/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Strikers Keep Upper Hand In Marine Fight |
| 5/15/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Alaska Mail Held; Sound Mills Quit; U.S. Action Asked |
| 5/15/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Governor Calls Conference on Dockers' Strike, continued |
| 5/15/1934 |
Seattle Times |
25,000 Portland Workers Hint At General Strike |
| 5/15/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Victoria Dockers Aid Strikers |
| 5/15/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Labor Aid May Come to Coast |
| 5/15/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Ask Roosevelt To End Strike |
| 5/15/1934 |
Seattle Star |
One Killed, 20 Hurt In Fight |
| 5/15/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Here's More About Longshoremen, continued |
| 5/15/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Tacoma Plants Are Shut Down |
| 5/15/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Portland Labor May Call General Strike |
| 5/15/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Strikers Sweep Docks Clean of Scabs |
| 5/15/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Unite to Win Longshore Strike! |
| 5/15/1934 |
Voice of Action |
ILA Men Hall UCL Unity Plea |
| 5/15/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Here's More on Northwest Longshoremen's Strike |
| 5/15/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Drafter of Initiative 77 Strikebreaker |
| 5/16/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Seattle Sees Big Trade Loss Over Stagnanted Port |
| 5/16/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Longshoremen Snub Martin On Arbitration Proposals, continued |
| 5/16/1934 |
Seattle Times |
All State's Trade Hit by Dock Strike |
| 5/17/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Strike Mediators Confer; More Ships' Crews Desert |
| 5/17/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Strike Mediators in Conference, continued |
| 5/17/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Arrest Made In Dock Slaying |
| 5/17/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Forced Labor Charge Is Hurled |
| 5/17/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Tanker Crew Quits in Tacoma |
| 5/17/1934 |
Seattle Times |
U.S. Mediator Reachers S.F. In Strike Appeal |
| 5/18/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Seamon On Three Ships Induced To Quit Jobs |
| 5/18/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Todd Drydocks Rushed by Mob; Police Called, continued |
| 5/18/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Fireworks And Matches Add To Peril on Piers |
| 5/18/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Bay Bridge Steel Delayed by Strike |
| 5/18/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Ambulance Men Afraid to Aid |
| 5/18/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Oregon Ferrymen's Strike Ended |
| 5/18/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Apple Shipper Calls Strikers 'Pirate Gang' |
| 5/19/1934 |
Seattle Times |
S.F. Parley is Begun To Reach Pact, End Tie-Up |
| 5/19/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Dock Strike Mediation Begun, continued |
| 5/19/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Mediation Begins In San Francisco |
| 5/20/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Lundin Demands Open Port; Mayors Wait on M'Grady |
| 5/20/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Lundin Calls For Opening Port to Trade, continued |
| 5/20/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Shipping Tie-Up Most Complete in City History |
| 5/20/1934 |
Seattle Times |
M'Grady Raps 'Red' Element Among Seamen |
| 5/20/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Hotel Men Ask Settlement of Dock Walk-Out |
| 5/20/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Engineers Meet Today on Strike |
| 5/21/1934 |
Seattle Times |
U.S. Action to End Dock Union Strike is Predicted |
| 5/21/1934 |
Seattle Times |
U.S. Action to End Coast Shipping Tie-Up Predicted, continued |
| 5/21/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Martin Moves To Aid Alaska Fisheries In Dock Strike |
| 5/22/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Port Open Tomorrow'---Dore |
| 5/22/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Police to Ride Trucks, Reopen Port to Trade, continued |
| 5/22/1934 |
Seattle Times |
25,000 Out in Coast's Dock Strike |
| 5/22/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Waterfront Employers Give Statement on Dock Dispute |
| 5/22/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Waterfront Employers Group Makes Statement on Strike, continued |
| 5/22/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Port Paralysis Laid to Closed Shop Demands, continued |
| 5/22/1934 |
Voice of Action |
ILA Leaders Move To Sell Out Strike |
| 5/22/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Jobless "Take Over" Everett Relief Station; ILA President Speaks |
| 5/22/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Vet Order Scab Herd Agency |
| 5/22/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Japanese Seamen Know about Soviet |
| 5/22/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Strike Wave Paralyzes Many Industries |
| 5/22/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Communist Party Warns of Sell Out In Longshore Strike |
| 5/22/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Farmers Offer Aid to the Striking Longshoremen |
| 5/22/1934 |
Voice of Action |
United Front Sops Coos Bay Scabbing |
| 5/22/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Strike Front Quiet |
| 5/22/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Seamen's Solidarity Picket Line Formed |
| 5/22/1934 |
Voice of Action |
UCL Aids Longshoremen |
| 5/22/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Seattle Labor Council Turns Down Proposal For a General Strike |
| 5/22/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Portland Jobless Reenforce Pickets |
| 5/22/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Seamen Forge Bonds of Unity |
| 5/22/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Flour Mill Workers Refuse to Be Scabs |
| 5/23/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Parley With Dock Union Men Called by Reynolds |
| 5/23/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Alaska Relief Looms as U.S. Aide Flies Here, continued |
| 5/23/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Ports in South Open; Travelers Go There to Sail |
| 5/23/1934 |
Seattle Times |
S.F. Makes Statement on Coast Strike |
| 5/23/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Marshfield Mill, Loggers Resume |
| 5/23/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Ship Tied Up At Bellingham |
| 5/23/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Ore Loading At Tacoma Delayed |
| 5/24/1934 |
Seattle TImes |
Dock Union Decides to Load U.S. Alaska |
| 5/24/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Strikers Receive Ultimatum; To Load U.S. Alaska Ship, continued |
| 5/24/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Dock Situation Related by Workers' Secretary |
| 5/24/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Worker's Secretary Tells Union's Side of the Strike, continued |
| 5/25/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Ryan's Wire on Northern Aid Termed Mandatory |
| 5/25/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Ryan's Order to Relieve Alaska Is "Mandatory", continued |
| 5/25/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Wagner Labor Bill Rushed to Settle Strikes |
| 5/25/1934 |
Seattle Times |
S.F. Employers Will Recognize Workers' Union |
| 5/26/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Dock Union Is Voting on Alasks Aid |
| 5/26/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Dock Strikers Still Debating, continued |
| 5/26/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Dynamite Found On Waterfront Adds to Tension |
| 5/26/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Seattle Cargo is Diverted; Strike Halts Silk Trade |
| 5/26/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Epidemic of Strikes Worrying Officials |
| 5/27/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Union Agrees to Load One Ship for Southwest Alaska |
| 5/27/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Dockmen Vote Loading Policy, continued |
| 5/27/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Lundin, C. of C. Head, Cities S.F. Expense of $1,000,000 a Day; Cost to N.W. Business Is Pointed Out |
| 5/27/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Waterfront Strike Costs Seattle $1,000,000 a Day, continued |
| 5/27/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Strikers Given Relief Under U.S. Reglations |
| 5/27/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Waterfront Must Be Dead; Barker Gets 'All the Play' |
| 5/27/1934 |
Seattle Times |
To the Longshoremen and the Public: The Truth about the Longshore Strike |
| 5/27/1934 |
Seattle Times |
S.F. Must End Shipping Strike, Says C.W. Hope |
| 5/27/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Southern Ports Open, Handling Seattle Traffic |
| 5/28/1934 |
Seattle PI |
McGrady Predits Possible Dock Strike End Tuesday |
| 5/28/1934 |
Seattle PI |
One Alaska Vessel Freed |
| 5/28/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Strikers Modify Agreement on Loading Alaska Vessel, continued |
| 5/28/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Government Uses 'Club' to Get Dock Union Action |
| 5/28/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Accident Gave Ryan His Start to Union's Helm |
| 5/28/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Only President Can Break Strike Deadlock |
| 5/28/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Start Loading Alaskan Ship |
| 5/28/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Here's More About Strike, continued |
| 5/29/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Dock Strike Agreement Reached - Locals to Pass on Pact; Union Wins Recognition and Supervision of Hiring Halls |
| 5/29/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Fierce Rioting Breaks Out in Southern Port, continued |
| 5/29/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Puget Sound Navigation's Workers Quit |
| 5/29/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Workers to Strike on Sound Ferry Liens at 8 A.M. Today, continued |
| 5/29/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Strikers Explain Delay in Unloading China's Exhibit |
| 5/29/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Workers Will Vote Upon Plan of Settlement |
| 5/29/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Ryan, Here, Urges Men to Accept Compromise |
| 5/29/1934 |
Seattle Times |
S.F. Union Leaders Balk At Proposed Peace Plan, continued |
| 5/29/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Portland Prepares For Strike Vote |
| 5/29/1934 |
Seattle Times |
1 Shot During S.F. Battle of Rioters, Police |
| 5/29/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Strikers To Vote On Peace Plan |
| 5/29/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Here's More About Strike, continued |
| 5/29/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Strike Halts Two Ferries; Others Going |
| 5/29/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Here's More About Ferries, continued |
| 5/29/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Ryan's Orders Betray Longshoremen |
| 5/29/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Dore's Threats Fail to Subdue Striking Longshoremen, continued |
| 5/29/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Arrest Student Confer'ce Men for Aid to ILA |
| 5/29/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Union Head Instructs Men to Loosen Tie-Up of Shipping to Alaskaan Packers |
| 5/29/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Astoria |
| 5/29/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Portland |
| 5/29/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Congress Must Act on Terror! |
| 5/29/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Labor Meet Takes No Official Action to Aid ILA Strikers |
| 5/29/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Report of Night Patrol for May 23 |
| 5/29/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Support of ILA Pledged by ILD |
| 5/30/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Ferries Run as Strikers are Replaced |
| 5/30/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Ferry Unions Leave Posts, continued |
| 5/30/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Longshoremen Refuse Compromise Plan Approved by Leaders in S.F. Parley; U.S. May Move Alaska Supplies on Boxer; Groundwork Laid for New Union |
| 5/30/1934 |
Seattle PI |
N.W. Dock and Ship Men Plan New Combine, continued |
| 5/30/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Ryan Believes Compromise Fair to Union |
| 5/30/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Thousands Jobess (sic) in Alaska Through Strike, Pleads Troy |
| 5/30/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Opposition to Peace Terms is Expressed |
| 5/30/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Police on Hand as Ship Arrives |
| 5/30/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Seamen Attack Ship Officers |
| 5/30/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Coos Bay Men Vote for Pact |
| 5/30/1934 |
Seattle PI |
State Keeps Hands Off in Ferry Walkout |
| 5/30/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Dock Union Here Faces Ballot on Peace Plan |
| 5/30/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Strike Stage Is Moved Here, continued |
| 5/30/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Coast Dockmen Get Ballots To Vote On Peace |
| 5/30/1934 |
Seattle Times |
U.S. Alaska Ship Off; North Wind Departs Tonight |
| 5/30/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Matson Ship Is Loading Record San Pedro Cargo |
| 5/30/1934 |
Seattle Star |
West To Get Aid If Dock Tie-Up Holds |
| 5/30/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Here's More About Ship Strike, continued |
| 5/30/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Strike Stops 6 Ferry Runs |
| 5/30/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Here's More About Ferries, continued |
| 5/30/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Let's Have All The Facts |
| 5/31/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Seattle Vetoes Strike Peace; Ferries Resume |
| 5/31/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Seattle Urged by Beck to End Strike Itself, continued |
| 5/31/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Separate Strike Peace For Seattle Is Asked |
| 5/31/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Here's More About Strike, continued |
| 5/31/1934 |
Seattle Star |
It Seems To Me by J.R. Justice |
| 6/8/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Report Chamber Commerce Spending $40,000 For Gas, Machine Guns, Chi. Thugs |
| 6/8/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Ranks of Port Strikers Split Wide By Ryan, continued |
| 6/8/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Sailors Ask $$ |
| 6/8/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Scab Mayor, Strike Wave, Plain Talk --- |
| 6/8/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Cooks' Burocrats Quash Motion for Sympathy Strike |
| 6/8/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Brooklyn ILA Men Back West Coast |
| 6/8/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Voice of Action |
| 6/8/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Starving Alaskans' Still Alive; Report |
| 6/8/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Spokane Central Labor Council Quashes Strike-Aid Efforts |
| 6/8/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Picket's Ruse Pulls Out Scaba |
| 6/8/1934 |
Voice of Action |
FCWIU Give $137 to ILA |
| 6/8/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Scabs Load One Port Angeles Freighter |
| 6/8/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Spikes Aid |
| 6/8/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Hold-Up Trains, Too |
| 6/8/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Dock Crisis Nears |
| 6/10/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Seattle Shall Not Die! |
| 6/10/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Seamen's Truce Opens Shipping To North Ports |
| 6/10/1934 |
Seattle Times |
12 Police Tried After Strikers Eject Workers |
| 6/11/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Strikers Offer Truce To All Seattle Ships |
| 6/11/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Strikers Offer Truce For All Seattle Ships, continued |
| 6/11/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Police to Guard Passengers of Grace Line Ship |
| 6/11/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Tourists on Way To Alaska Head West |
| 6/11/1934 |
Seattle Times |
12 Hurt As 100 Attack Loading Crew in L.A. |
| 6/11/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Labor Truces may Lead to Peace |
| 6/12/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Smith Gives Sides Final Chance for Strike Pact |
| 6/12/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Strike Adds 1,000 To Dole, continued |
| 6/13/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Employers, Union Near Concord in Parley Here |
| 6/13/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Smith Predicts Truce Tonight, continued |
| 6/13/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Ship Aided To Help Move Huge Alaska Cargo |
| 6/14/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Shippers' New Offer Studied By Strikers |
| 6/14/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Strikers Scan New Proposal, continued |
| 6/14/1934 |
Seattle Times |
U.S. Mediator In Strike Gets Death Threat |
| 6/14/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Industry Fights F.R.'s Plan For Strike Board |
| 6/15/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Police Seize Weapons of Pickets In Early Raids |
| 6/15/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Longshore Strikers Menace Crews Aboard Three Ships, continued |
| 6/15/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Strikers Not Back of I.L.A., Ballot Reveals |
| 6/15/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Compromise Labor Bill Awaits |
| 6/15/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Dock Worker Rearrested In Stabbing Death |
| 6/15/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Strikers and Police Awaiting Battle |
| 6/15/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Here's More About Strike, continued |
| 6/15/1934 |
Seattle Star |
All Cities to Force Opening |
| 6/15/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Communist Party For General Strike Action |
| 6/15/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Stevedores Threaten Stop Alaska Shipping |
| 6/15/1934 |
Voice of Action |
General Strike OK Declares Boot & Shoe Union |
| 6/15/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Times Attack on ILA Costs 6,000 Readers |
| 6/15/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Voice of Action |
| 6/15/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Farmers Aid ILA |
| 6/15/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Seamens Demands Partly Granted |
| 6/15/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Coos Bay ILA Strikers Say They'll Stay Out |
| 6/15/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Brockway Reports Communist Party Meeting to ILA |
| 6/15/1934 |
Voice of Action |
The Front Line |
| 6/15/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Coopers' Union Gives To Both I L A and MWLU |
| 6/15/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Aid ILA Strike |
| 6/16/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Armed Police Guard Waterfront |
| 6/16/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Police Balk 400 Strikers in Dock Rush, continued |
| 6/16/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Tacoma Police to Keep Order |
| 6/16/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Portland Peace Plan Will Be Referred to All Coast Ports |
| 6/16/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Poll Reveals Strikers Split |
| 6/16/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Masters, Mates and Pilots May Refuse to Work Ships |
| 6/16/1934 |
Seattle Star |
You Are Settling the Steel Strike, Mr. President---Why Not Ours? |
| 6/16/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Congress May Settle Strike |
| 6/16/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Here's More About Strike, continued |
| 6/16/1934 |
Seattle Star |
All's Quiet On Waterfront Tho Police, Strikers Ready |
| 6/16/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Cop Cavalry Is Organized |
| 6/16/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Seattle a la Carte by Jim Marshall |
| 6/16/1934 |
Seattle Star |
It Seems To Me by J.R. Justice |
| 6/17/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Strike Breaker Ship Crews May Delay Settlement |
| 6/17/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Seattle Union Will Vote on New Peace Plan Today, continued |
| 6/17/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Summary of New Dock Settlement Plan Signed in S.F. |
| 6/17/1934 |
Seattle PI |
San Francisco Agreement O.K.'d by Labor Chief and employers; Compromise reached on Disputed Points |
| 6/17/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Compromise Plan Provides Joint Hiring Hall Control, continued |
| 6/17/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Unions Balk on Separate Pact |
| 6/17/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Great Lakes Dock Strike Vote Sought |
| 6/17/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Oregon Rejoices as Strike Settlement Looms |
| 6/17/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Tacoma Docks Quiet; Vote Expected Today |
| 6/18/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Counter Proposal to be Offerend Employers - Strike Committee of Northwest Plans Seattle Talk |
| 6/18/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Employers to Stand by New Agreement, Labor at Odds, continued |
| 6/18/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Summary of day's Developments in Longshore Strike |
| 6/18/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Dock Pact Rejected in 3 Ports; Seattle Union to Vote Today |
| 6/18/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Seattle Longshoremen to Vote on Settlement Plan Today, continued |
| 6/18/1934 |
Seattle Star |
New Strike Peace Plan Is Doomed |
| 6/18/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Seattle Strikers May Join in Rejecting Strike Peace Plan, continued |
| 6/18/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Settlement of All Strikes on Coast Now Sought |
| 6/18/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Here's More About S.F. Strike, Continued |
| 6/18/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Tacoma Has New Peace Proposal |
| 6/19/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Developments of Day in Coastwide Longshore Strike |
| 6/19/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Mayor Smith Sees No Use for Further Parleys |
| 6/19/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Loading Will Start as Hopes for Piece Fade, continued |
| 6/19/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Three 'President' Liners Strike-Bound Here |
| 6/19/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Portland Mayor Issues Warning to Rowdies |
| 6/19/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Alaska Mines Open as Supplies Arrive |
| 6/19/1934 |
Seattle PI |
S.F. Predicts Fight to Finish in Dock Strike |
| 6/19/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Summary of Day's News |
| 6/19/1934 |
Seattle PI |
8 Bombs Found in L.A. Port Stir Police |
| 6/19/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Union Offers New Peace Plan |
| 6/19/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Coast Prepares to Open Ports, continued |
| 6/19/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Smelting Plant in Tacoma Shut Down by Strike |
| 6/19/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Loading Plan of Employers Still Secret |
| 6/19/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Here's More About Strike, continued |
| 6/19/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Ship Code To Be Redrafted |
| 6/19/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Sea Serpents Offered as Solution to Shipping Strike |
| 6/19/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Union Seamen Tell Their Side of Strike Argument |
| 6/20/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Police Will Open Port Today! |
| 6/20/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Zero Hour for Strike Action Kept Secret, continued |
| 6/20/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Workers Lay Peace Basis Before Mayor |
| 6/20/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Strike May Bar Noisy Fourth |
| 6/20/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Portland Aims to Open Port |
| 6/20/1934 |
Seattle PI |
No Ship Docks in S.F; Record Set |
| 6/20/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Johnson to Speed Code Action on 'Hiring Halls' |
| 6/20/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Roosevelt Signs Labor Dispute Bill |
| 6/20/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Summary of Day's News |
| 6/20/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Steam Raised in Winches to Begin Unloading Cargo |
| 6/20/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Ships Prepare to Unload Cargo, Continued |
| 6/20/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Smith Cove Pier Vibrant With Strike Tension |
| 6/20/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Pier 40 Vibrant With Tension, Continued |
| 6/20/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Cargoes Worth Millions On 23 Ships Idle Here |
| 6/20/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Portland Moves Police to Docks to Reopen Port |
| 6/20/1934 |
Seattle Times |
New Union Formed In Portland |
| 6/20/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Crew for Ship Is Refused |
| 6/20/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Effort To Load Ships Here Fails |
| 6/20/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Here's More About Strike, continued |
| 6/20/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Strike Causes Big Fireworks Shortage, Kids Out of Luck |
| 6/20/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Lundin says Strikers Lacking Sincerity |
| 6/20/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Pickets Defeat Attempt to Load Tacoma Ships |
| 6/20/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Rossi Again Holding Strike Conferences |
| 6/20/1934 |
Seattle Star |
In the Bitter Strife of Men-- Falls a Bird With a Broken Wing |
| 6/20/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Los Angeles Forms Coast Strike Body |
| 6/20/1934 |
Seattle Star |
New Longshoremen Association Formed |
| 6/21/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Police Fail to Break Port Blockade; Strikers Bar R.R. Engine From Dock; Teamsters Refuse to Haul Loads |
| 6/21/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Strikers Balk Move to Open Seattle Port, continued |
| 6/21/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Day's Highlights in Attempts to End Tieup of Port |
| 6/21/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Labor Council Balks General Strike Plea |
| 6/21/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Effort to Open Port of Tacoam Ends in Failure |
| 6/21/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Driver Pulled From Car and Beaten by Four |
| 6/21/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Ship Unloaded at Portland |
| 6/21/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Coast Guard's Cutters Also Patrol Area |
| 6/21/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Riderless Bicycle Bowls Over Policemen at Docks |
| 6/21/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Police Use Clubs On Dock Rioters |
| 6/21/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Picket Lines Moved Back; Passing Autoists Beaten, continued |
| 6/21/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Miss Perkins Asks Strike Arbitration |
| 6/21/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Parley Advised By Miss Perkins, continued |
| 6/21/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Patrolman Injured by Tear Bomb |
| 6/21/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Pier Pickets At Bonfires All Night |
| 6/21/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Pier Pickets Keep Watch, continued |
| 6/21/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Ryan Willing To Arbitrate |
| 6/21/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Woman's Appeal May End Strike |
| 6/21/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Here's More About Sec'y Perkins |
| 6/21/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Gas Weapons Give Police Tough Times |
| 6/21/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Here's More About Ship Strike, continued |
| 6/21/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Tear Gassing Just 'Accident' |
| 6/21/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Chinese beaten in Waterfrton Affray |
| 6/22/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Strikers Renew Alaska Embargo: Nonunion Men Unload First Ship |
| 6/22/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Armed Force on Pier Blamed for Walkout, continued |
| 6/22/1934 |
Seattle PI |
List of Companies and Ships Hit by Alaska Blockade |
| 6/22/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Strike Parley at S.F. Makes Little Gain |
| 6/22/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Move to Get Train On Dock Proves Futile, continued |
| 6/22/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Both Sides' Position on Alaska Ships |
| 6/22/1934 |
Seattle PI |
All Quiet on Tacoma Docks |
| 6/22/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Ship Unions Repudiate Contracts |
| 6/22/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Breaking of Pact Charged, continued |
| 6/22/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Second Ship Is Unloaded At Pier 40 |
| 6/22/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Nonunion Crews Unload Second Freighter Here, continued |
| 6/22/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Here Are Texts of Pacts Signed In Alaska Trade |
| 6/22/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Here Are Texts of Pacts Signed In Alaska Trade, continued |
| 6/22/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Doyle Silent On New Blockade Of Alaska Ports |
| 6/22/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Tourist Trips May Be Halted By Alaska Ban |
| 6/22/1934 |
Seattle Times |
One Stabbed In S.F. Clash |
| 6/22/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Arbitration Is Considered |
| 6/22/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Tacoma Acts To Provide Protection |
| 6/22/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Start Unloading Another Ship At Smith Cove Pier |
| 6/22/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Unloading Another Ship Starts at Smith Cove Piers Today, continued |
| 6/22/1934 |
Seattle Star |
President Alone Can End Strike! |
| 6/22/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Striking Seamen Aren't Taking Up Any "Collection" |
| 6/22/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Light and Shadow From Battlefront Along the Marina |
| 6/22/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Here's More About Striking Hilities, continued |
| 6/22/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Oil Compaines Put on Unfair List |
| 6/22/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Lio Pumps Out Oil For Shell Co. Tanks |
| 6/22/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Both Sides Argue They're Right in Alaska Ship Fight |
| 6/22/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Cops Try Out Tear Gas in Seattle Streets! |
| 6/22/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Acrobat Ryan - - - Steel Sellout |
| 6/22/1934 |
Voice of Action |
The Front Line, continued |
| 6/22/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Rand and File Controls Port Angeles Local |
| 6/22/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Need Money To Conduct Strike |
| 6/22/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Northwest's Waterfront Strikers Reject Ryan Sell-out; Holds Ports Closed Despite Scab-Thug Attacks |
| 6/22/1934 |
Voice of Action |
ILA Strike, continued |
| 6/22/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Tell Smith No Terror -- Or Else! |
| 6/22/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Tacoma Port Stays Closed |
| 6/22/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Iron-Shod Horses to Terrorize |
| 6/22/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Plight of $10,000 Year Gove. Troy Pitiful Says Real Starving Alaskan |
| 6/22/1934 |
Voice of Action |
"Labor Paper" Hits Reds And Ignores Strike |
| 6/22/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Church Supports Strike, Condemns Citi's Committee |
| 6/22/1934 |
Voice of Action |
ILD Organzer Jailed |
| 6/22/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Licensed Deck Officers To Aid Longshoremen |
| 6/22/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Frisco Stevedores, Seamen Unite For Strike Action |
| 6/22/1934 |
Voice of Action |
UCL Leads Relief Fight |
| 6/22/1934 |
Voice of Action |
UCL Relief fight, continued |
| 6/23/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Smith Asks Roosevelt Aid in Harbor Strike; Cargose moved Under Police Guard |
| 6/23/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Ships' Cargoes Moved Under Police Guard, continued |
| 6/23/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Ryan Urged to End Alaska Blocade(sic); Order Men on Job |
| 6/23/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Operators Cite Contrats to Show Union Violation, continued |
| 6/23/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Nonunion Men Get 4 Square Meals on Ship |
| 6/23/1934 |
Seattle PI |
3 Policemen and 1 Guard Knocked Down |
| 6/23/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Summary of Day's News |
| 6/23/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Strike Crisis Within 72 Hours Expected in S.F. |
| 6/23/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Vessel For England To Break Port Tie-Up Here |
| 6/23/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Pickets Halt Train Again |
| 6/23/1934 |
Seattle Times |
S.F. Estimates Strike costs It $700,000 a Day |
| 6/23/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Roosevelt Orders Strike Stopped |
| 6/23/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Here's More About Strike, continued |
| 6/23/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Light and Shadow from battlefront Along the Marina |
| 6/23/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Here's More About Sidelights, continued |
| 6/23/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Lumber to be Moved Free So Begatia Can Go Ahead |
| 6/23/1934 |
Seattle Star |
It Seems To Me by J.R. Justice |
| 6/23/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Seattle a la Carte by Jim Marshall |
| 6/23/1934 |
Seattle Star |
San Francisco Shippers Plan Battle to Open Port |
| 6/23/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Loggers and Millmen to Go Back to Work Monday |
| 6/25/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Union Halts Citizens For Inquiry Into Hiring Men |
| 6/25/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Longshore Pickets Halt Visitors to Smith Tower, continued |
| 6/25/1934 |
Seattle Times |
S.F. Delays Efforts To Free Ships With Force |
| 6/26/1934 |
Seattle Times |
I.L.A. Asks General Strike! |
| 6/26/1934 |
Seattle Times |
I.L.A. Asks General Strike; Pickets Grease Rails Again, continued |
| 6/26/1934 |
Seattle Times |
1,726 More Get State Aid Since Strike Started |
| 6/26/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Smith To Keep Special Police eIn Dock Tie-Up |
| 6/26/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Strike Hurting Seattle Credit, Asserts Harper |
| 6/26/1934 |
Seattle Times |
F.R. will Act If Strike Keeps On, Says M'Grady |
| 6/26/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Armed Guards Ride On trams As 1,400 Strike |
| 6/26/1934 |
Seattle TImes |
National Guard 'Just Prepared' In California |
| 6/26/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Navy Beginning To Feel Effect of Dock Strike |
| 6/26/1934 |
Seattle Times |
I.L.A. Scretary Disavows beating of Men on Street |
| 6/27/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Dozen Nonunion Men Beaten |
| 6/27/1934 |
Seattle Times |
12 Nonunion Men Beaten; Sixth Ship Unloading Here, continued |
| 6/27/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Grand Jury Acts After 5 Beatings In Portland |
| 6/27/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Grand Jury Acts After Beatings, continued |
| 6/27/1934 |
Seattle Times |
General Strike Hopes of Dock Group Fading |
| 6/27/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Mayor Appeals To Roosevelt In Alaska Tie-Up |
| 6/27/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Alaska Sails From B.C. Port |
| 6/27/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Nonunion Men Beaten in L.A. |
| 6/27/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Ryan Puzzled At Repudiation of Alaska Pact |
| 6/28/1934 |
Seattle Times |
I.L.A. Gives Ground On Control Of Hiring Hall |
| 6/28/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Dock Union's Hall Gassed; Pickets Again Halt Train |
| 6/28/1934 |
Seattle Times |
President's New Board Confers With Union Men |
| 6/28/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Three Strikers Are Indicted In Slugging Cases |
| 6/29/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Bomb Damages N.P. Man's Home - Owner of Residence Lays Blame On Strikers |
| 6/29/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Reynolds To Invoke New Labor Law For Peace |
| 6/29/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Alaska Ship Truce Fails; Pickets Jailed in Stoning, continued |
| 6/29/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Strikers' Peace Plan Rejected; Ryan Goes East |
| 6/29/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Hannah Has Been Successful As Labor Mediator |
| 6/29/1934 |
Seattle Times |
32 Strikers Jailed in L.A. |
| 6/29/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Portland Jails 19 on I.L.A. Picket Launch |
| 6/29/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Suit Aimed At Police Horses On Pier Ended |
| 6/30/1934 |
Seattle PI |
U.S. Will run Ships to Alaska Ports if Strike Continues |
| 6/30/1934 |
Seattle PI |
U.S. Will Run Ships North if Strike Lasts, continued |
| 6/30/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Strike Parley at Standstill |
| 6/30/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Judge Orders Arrest of Labor Officials |
| 6/30/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Portland Ship Cargo Moved Under Guard |
| 6/30/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Strikers Jeer Men Unloading 8th Ship |
| 6/30/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Unloading At Pier 41 Begins, continued |
| 6/30/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Plan to Smash Sea Strike Monday |
| 6/30/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Here's More About Strike, continued |
| 6/30/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Be Fair! |
| 6/30/1934 |
Seattle Star |
No Result Yet in 11-Day Battle to Force Open Port |
| 6/30/1934 |
Seattle Star |
U.S. Action In Strike, Maybe |
| 6/30/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Here's More About U.S. Action, continued |
| 6/30/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Labor Trouble Is Ironed Out |
| 6/30/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Printers Back Strikers Here |
| 6/30/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Light and Shadow From Battlefront Along the Marina |
| 6/30/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Now Unloading Cargo on Pier 41 at Cove |
| 7/1/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Dock Striker Shot in First Gun Battle of Walkout |
| 7/1/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Striker Shot in battle at Point Wells, continued |
| 7/1/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Police Urged to End Strike |
| 7/1/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Alaska Pioneers Demand U.S. Operate Vessels |
| 7/1/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Editorial: Let's Face the Facts |
| 7/1/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Sixty Men Rush Guards At PT. Wells Oil Docks |
| 7/1/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Man Shot In Battle With Dock Guards, continued |
| 7/1/1934 |
Seattle Times |
No Progress Made In Strike Parley In S.F. |
| 7/1/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Portland Jails 5 for Blocking Gasoline Truck |
| 7/1/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Nonunion Crews May Board Ships |
| 7/1/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Ship Owners, Use of Police Scored By Union Printers |
| 7/1/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Women Strikers Entertained By Longshoremen |
| 7/2/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Guard Jailed in Killing of Dock Striker |
| 7/2/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Guard Jailed in Death of Dock Striker, continued |
| 7/2/1934 |
Seattle PI |
No Progress in Strike Parley |
| 7/2/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Strike Will Be League Topic |
| 7/2/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Reynolds Asks Acceptance of Alaska Truce |
| 7/2/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Inquest Set In Striker's Death |
| 7/2/1934 |
Seattle Times |
S.F. Will Try To Reopen Port This Afternoon |
| 7/2/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Three Tankers Arrive, Unload At Portland |
| 7/2/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Settle the Strike! Seattle Demands It |
| 7/2/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Alaska Ships Near Freedom |
| 7/2/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Here's More About Strike, continued |
| 7/2/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Five Nonunion Workers Quit |
| 7/2/1934 |
Seattle Star |
San Francisco Ready For Attempt to Force Action |
| 7/2/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Municipal League Will Study Strike |
| 7/3/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Mayor to Keep Police on Piers |
| 7/3/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Mayor Stands Pat on Use of Wharf Guards, continued |
| 7/3/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Opening of Port in San Francisco Planned at Noon |
| 7/3/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Lundin Says 32 Ships 'Active' at San Francisco |
| 7/3/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Steamer Ready to Load Cargo in Portland |
| 7/3/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Council again Refuses to Confirm Special Police |
| 7/3/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Strikers, Employers Refuse Arbitration |
| 7/3/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Here's More About Strike, continued |
| 7/3/1934 |
Seattle Star |
We Are All In This Boat |
| 7/3/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Light and Shadow From Battlefront Along the Marina |
| 7/3/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Four Persons Hurt in San Pedro Strike |
| 7/3/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Here's Picture of Life Led By Strikebreakers on Ship |
| 7/13/1934 |
Voice of Action |
General Strike Nears In Answer to Boss Violence; On to Pier 40 Saturday, One P.M. |
| 7/13/1934 |
Voice of Action |
The Front Line |
| 7/13/1934 |
Voice of Action |
The Front Line, continued |
| 7/13/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Beware - Editorial |
| 7/13/1934 |
Voice of Action |
"Shoot to Kill" |
| 7/13/1934 |
Voice of Action |
UCL Stops Scabs! |
| 7/13/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Food Workers Meet On Sympathy Strike |
| 7/13/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Star Strikebreaker |
| 7/13/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Fishermen Donate To ILA Strikers |
| 7/13/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Striking Seamen Framed; MacPeak Trial Tuesday |
| 7/13/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Pat Morris Makes Weak Pass at "Defending" Stevedores |
| 7/13/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Waterfront Strike Gets No Support |
| 7/20/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Longshore Strike Stops Shipment of Munitions |
| 7/20/1934 |
Voice of Action |
The Front Line |
| 7/20/1934 |
Voice of Action |
The Front Line, continued |
| 7/20/1934 |
Voice of Action |
S.F. Strikers Face 2 Fold Sell Out Plan |
| 7/20/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Central Council Action Stopped Dead By Duncan, Levine |
| 7/20/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Locals Add Strike Votes Over Fakers |
| 7/20/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Portland Boss Rats Raid Workers Halls |
| 7/20/1934 |
Voice of Action |
General Strike Is Next Step U C L Tells Mass Meeting |
| 7/20/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Organize Protests Against Terror! |
| 7/20/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Organize Protests, continued |
| 7/20/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Vancouver Plans Strike |
| 7/20/1934 |
Voice of Action |
"No One Shall Go Hungry" |
| 7/20/1934 |
Voice of Action |
"Friendly" Bullets |
| 7/20/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Good Readin'--By Jack Lewis |
| 7/20/1934 |
Voice of Action |
AFL Head Scabs In Whatcom Mill |
| 7/20/1934 |
Voice of Action |
No Move To Aid Strikers Made By Washington AFL |
| 7/20/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Fisher Flour Mill Organizes to Kill Longshore Strike |
| 7/20/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Free Two Sailors |
| 7/20/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Ryan Thrown Out Eastern ILA Halls Stack Says |
| 7/20/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Portland Finnish Workers Support Strike, Raise $83 |
| 7/20/1934 |
Voice of Action |
MWIU Asks Rank And File Strikers To Show Militancy |
| 7/27/1934 |
Voice of Action |
The Front Line |
| 7/27/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Arbitration Forced on Marine Workers |
| 7/27/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Attend Protest Meet |
| 7/27/1934 |
Voice of Action |
300 Censure Police and Mayor |
| 7/27/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Another Red-Baiter |
| 7/27/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Red Squad Arrests 55, 37 are Released |
| 7/27/1934 |
Voice of Action |
An Impartial Board |
| 7/27/1934 |
Voice of Action |
All News of Frisco Strike is Prohibited By Chile Government |
| 7/27/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Rank and File, Organize to Win |
| 7/27/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Editorial, continued |
| 7/30/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Striking Longshoremen Resume Work Tomorrow |
| 7/30/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Longshoremen Will Go Back to Job Tuesday, continued |
| 7/30/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Police Guard to be Called From Docks |
| 7/30/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Port Prepares to Work Again, continued |
| 7/30/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Events in Long Marine Tieup |
| 7/30/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Portland Port Opens Tuesday |
| 7/30/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Seamen to Vote on Bargaining Delegates |
| 7/30/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Thousands to Resume Labor After Strike |
| 7/30/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Here's More About Strike, continued |
| 7/31/1934 |
Seattle PI |
All Striking Dock and Ship Workers Back on Job Today |
| 7/31/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Alaska Ships Will Load at Seattle, continued |
| 7/31/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Nonunion Work Crew Only Issue at Bellingham |
| 7/31/1934 |
Seattle PI |
2 Wounded Portland Strikers Sue Railroad |
| 7/31/1934 |
Seattle Times |
3,000 Back On Job Here As Maritime Tie-Up Ends |
| 7/31/1934 |
Seattle Times |
3,000 Return To Jobs Here As Tie-Up Ends |
| 7/31/1934 |
Seattle Times |
Strikers Work In All Ports On Pacific Coast |
| 7/31/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Seattle Waterfront Hums as Strikers Return to Work |
| 7/31/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Here's More About Strike, continued |
| 7/31/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Portland Also Back at Waterfront Work |
| 7/31/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Heads Cracked in Bellingham Riot |
| 7/31/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Waterfront Is Busy Again in Bay Region |
| 8/1/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Millions in Cargo Moving From Seattle; 45 Vessels Slated to Sail This Week |
| 8/1/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Accumulated Cargoes Begin Moving as Men Resume Work, continued |
| 8/1/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Business Gaining in Seattle Despite Recent Dock Tieup |
| 8/1/1934 |
Seattle PI |
Coast Ports Come to Life |
| 8/1/1934 |
Seattle PI |
20,000 Will Get Jobs back |
| 8/1/1934 |
Seattle Star |
45 Ships Sail This Week From Seattle |
| 8/1/1934 |
Seattle Star |
Here's More About Strikes, continued |
| 8/3/1934 |
Voice of Action |
The Front Line |
| 8/3/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Government and A.F.L. Leadership Succeed In Betrayal of Workers |
| 8/3/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Maritime Strikers Betrayed, continued |
| 8/3/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Pacific Coast Monopolists Say Strike Settled for Public Interests--- Whose? |
| 8/3/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Seamen Face Blacklist |
| 8/3/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Polie (sic) Haul Scabs By Marine Workers |
| 8/3/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Bomb Knocks Policeman Out |
| 8/3/1934 |
Voice of Action |
AF of L Union Protests |
| 8/10/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Dock Conditions Bad ILA'rs Talk Strike |
| 8/17/1934 |
Voice of Action |
The Front Line -- Was the Strike a Failure? |
| 8/17/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Vigilantes Issue Bulletin To Murder And Terrorize |
| 8/17/1934 |
Voice of Action |
"Red Squad" Cop Tries To Panic Marine Leader |
| 8/17/1934 |
Voice of Action |
"Red Squad", continued |
| 8/17/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Leaders Not Behind Strike, Says "Time" |
| 8/24/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Earl Browder Relates Historical Import Of S.F. General Strike |
| 8/31/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Red Squad Frames Militant Mariner |
| 8/31/1934 |
Voice of Action |
Gen. Johnson's Pay Rockets To $10,43 An Hour |
| 8/31/1934 |
Voice of Action |
ISU Leaders Break Strike On Ship; Tell Stevedores To Go On-Working |
| 8/31/1934 |
Voice of Action |
30 Union Longshoremen Framed In Death of Portland Scab; ILD First To Pledge Aid |
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