| Newspaper |
Date |
Headline (click for image) |
| P-I |
1-Feb |
Longshoremen Warned Not To Walk Out - City Employees Want To Keep Working |
| P-I |
1-Feb |
Real Cause Of The Strike |
| P-I |
1-Feb |
Opposition To Strike Develops |
| P-I |
1-Feb |
Compromise Is Sought In Shipyard Strike |
| Star |
1-Feb |
May Avert Strike |
| Star |
1-Feb |
The Strike - Pro and Con - By the Readers of the Star |
| Star |
1-Feb |
To The Unheard Workers Of Seattle |
| Times |
1-Feb |
Plans Afoot To Prevent Walkout |
| Times |
1-Feb |
Fate of City Utilities In Strike is Undecided; Walkout Would Close Theaters |
| Times |
1-Feb |
Powers to Talk on Labor Crisis |
| Times |
1-Feb |
Longshore Strike Brought to End |
| Union Record |
1-Feb |
Want To Keep Public Plants Out Of Strike; Bosses Fear Organization Of Soldiers |
| Union Record |
1-Feb |
More P-I Lies |
| Union Record |
1-Feb |
Non-Unionists Befog Issue |
| Union Record |
1-Feb |
More Unions Vote Strike; Soldiers Will Not Take Jobs Of Strikers |
| Union Record |
1-Feb |
Carpenters To Meet Saturday |
| Union Record |
1-Feb |
Win The Strike Page |
| P-I |
2-Feb |
Wage Contract Is Broken Declares Piez; U.S. Refuses To Deal With Men On Strike |
| P-I |
2-Feb |
Letters On The Strike |
| P-I |
2-Feb |
States View On Strike Situation |
| P-I |
2-Feb |
Strikers Advised Regarding Appeal; Street Car Men May Not Strike |
| Times |
2-Feb |
Strikers Must Return to Work, Says Piez |
| Times |
2-Feb |
Piez Statement Means Strike, Labor Men Say |
| Times |
2-Feb |
Laundry Drivers to Reopen Strike; Street Car Men Vote to Support Strikers |
| Times |
2-Feb |
Ministers Take Hand in Strike; Clerks to Work and Give Money |
| Times |
2-Feb |
An Open Letter to Organized Labor |
| Times |
2-Feb |
Soccer Suffering From Labor Strike |
| P-I |
3-Feb |
General Strike Is Called For Next Thursday, Feb. 6 |
| P-I |
3-Feb |
General Strike Is Set For Feb. 6 |
| P-I |
3-Feb |
Pastors Review Strike Problem From Pulpits Before Large Audience |
| P-I |
3-Feb |
Ship Workers Strike! Facts That The Men Must Recognize |
| Star |
3-Feb |
To Strike Thursday; One More Effort To Avert Walkout |
| Star |
3-Feb |
The Strike! Readers of the Star Discuss the Walkout |
| Star |
3-Feb |
General Strike Is Called For Thursday A.M.; Piez and Committee Issue Statements |
| Star |
3-Feb |
Ship Workers Strike! Facts That The Men Must Recognize (Ad) |
| Times |
3-Feb |
Compromise Impossible, Says Piez |
| Times |
3-Feb |
How Coming General Strike Will Affect Seattle's Food, Light, Heat, and Traffic; How Decision to Call Big Strike was Reached |
| Times |
3-Feb |
Food Supply to Be Cut During General Strike |
| Times |
3-Feb |
Even Seattle's Jitneys To Stop |
| Times |
3-Feb |
Threatened Strike is Sermon Theme |
| Times |
3-Feb |
Ship Workers Strike! Facts That the Men Must Recognize |
| Union Record |
3-Feb |
Strike Called - All Unions To Go Out |
| Union Record |
3-Feb |
Details Being Worked Out For General Strike |
| Union Record |
3-Feb |
60,000 Will Walk Out - Preparations Now Complete For General Strike |
| Union Record |
3-Feb |
Win The Strike Page |
| P-I |
4-Feb |
Labor To Assist Local Police in Event Of Strike |
| P-I |
4-Feb |
Food Shortage Not Looked For |
| P-I |
4-Feb |
Shipworkers' Strike - A Colossal Business Mistake |
| P-I |
4-Feb |
Rogers Blames Reds For Strike; Resent Action Of City Light Men |
| P-I |
4-Feb |
Jobbers Cautious Of Strike Future |
| P-I |
4-Feb |
Shippers Advised To Hold Up Stock |
| Star |
4-Feb |
Stop Before It's Too Late |
| Star |
4-Feb |
To Run Light and Water Plants Despite Strike; Tacoma Workers Oppose General Walkout |
| Star |
4-Feb |
Many People Stock Up For Big Strike |
| Star |
4-Feb |
Shipworkers' Strike - A Colossal Business Mistake (ad) |
| Times |
4-Feb |
City to Give Light and Water |
| Times |
4-Feb |
Latest Developments in City Strike Situation |
| Times |
4-Feb |
Walkout Bad Business Blunder, Asserts Piez |
| Times |
4-Feb |
Ship Workers' Strike, A Colossal Business Mistake |
| Times |
4-Feb |
Steamships Will Seek Other Ports |
| Union Record |
4-Feb |
Labor To Care For Children |
| Union Record |
4-Feb |
On Thursday At 10:00 AM |
| Union Record |
4-Feb |
Drivers Ready To Supply All Milk Needed |
| Union Record |
4-Feb |
Win The Strike Page |
| Union Record |
4-Feb |
Strikers Plan Food Supply Organization |
| P-I |
5-Feb |
Seattle Streets To Be Dark, Says Union |
| P-I |
5-Feb |
Strike May Halt Local Shipping |
| P-I |
5-Feb |
Streets Will Be Dark, Says Union |
| P-I |
5-Feb |
Make The Best Of It |
| P-I |
5-Feb |
General Strike Banquet Subject |
| Star |
5-Feb |
Under Which Flag? |
| Times |
5-Feb |
Piez May Offer to Settle Today |
| Times |
5-Feb |
Latest Developments in City Strike Situation |
| Times |
5-Feb |
Must Keep Order, Declare Societies; School As Usual is Board's Edict; 26 Milk Stations to be Established |
| Times |
5-Feb |
Warren Ready to Keep Order; Unions Planning to Feed 200,000; Light Plant to Run, Trolley Men Hesitate |
| Times |
5-Feb |
Seattle Star Cover Reprint: Stop Before It's Too Late |
| Union Record |
5-Feb |
City Will Be Dark On Thursday Night |
| Union Record |
5-Feb |
Labor To Maintain Order In Own Ranks |
| Union Record |
5-Feb |
Strike Inevitable |
| Union Record |
5-Feb |
Printers Told Not To Strike |
| Union Record |
5-Feb |
Ross Attempts To Defy Union |
| Union Record |
5-Feb |
Milk Stations Are Announced |
| Union Record |
5-Feb |
Win The Strike Page |
| P-I |
6-Feb |
Strike Begins At 10 Today |
| P-I |
6-Feb |
Rotary Against General Strike |
| P-I |
6-Feb |
More Strike Stuff |
| P-I |
6-Feb |
Under Which Flag (Seattle Star Cover Reprint) |
| P-I |
6-Feb |
Lights Promised: Schools Function |
| Star |
6-Feb |
Tie-Up at 10; Volunteers Run City Light Plant |
| Star |
6-Feb |
Plans On For Extra Police; Piez Latest Offer Fails |
| Union Record |
6-Feb |
Strike Edition! Wheels Stop Turning |
| Union Record |
6-Feb |
Comic: "Now See What You Can Do" |
| Union Record |
6-Feb |
Organizing For Law And Order |
| Union Record |
6-Feb |
Many Sworn In As "Cops" |
| Union Record |
6-Feb |
Strike Conference Committee |
| Union Record |
6-Feb |
600 Car Men Vote For Big Strike Again; School Janitors Will Also Walk Out |
| Star |
7-Feb |
Troops In Seattle; Federal Forces Ready For Any Crisis In City |
| Star |
8-Feb |
General Strike May Be Called Off Today |
| Star |
8-Feb |
How Seattle Citizens Got Strike News |
| Star |
8-Feb |
Seattle Sports Are Paralyzed By Strike |
| Union Record |
8-Feb |
Seattle Still Tied Up Tight |
| Union Record |
8-Feb |
That Seattle General Strike |
| Union Record |
8-Feb |
Strike Notes |
| P-I |
9-Feb |
Vote To Stay On Strike; Conservative Labor Fights For Its Rights |
| P-I |
9-Feb |
All Janitors And Engineers Return |
| P-I |
9-Feb |
Did Not Miss An Issue |
| P-I |
9-Feb |
Conservative Labor Would End Troubles |
| P-I |
9-Feb |
Sidelights Of Seattle's General Sympathy Strike |
| P-I |
9-Feb |
Wage Adjuster Reviews Strike; Seven Street Cars Operated |
| P-I |
9-Feb |
Seattle Strike Being Watched In East |
| P-I |
9-Feb |
Strike Diverts Admiral Steamers |
| Times |
9-Feb |
Unions Split on Vote to Quit, Proposal to End General Strike at Midnight Rejected |
| Times |
9-Feb |
Rumors Force Housewives to Store Up Water |
| Times |
9-Feb |
Strike Also Has Humorous Aspect; Police Fully Equipped for Strike Emergency |
| Times |
9-Feb |
Strikers Suffer Most from Closing of City's Restaurants |
| Times |
9-Feb |
General Strike Nearing End |
| Times |
9-Feb |
Meals as Usual Served in Hotels |
| Times |
9-Feb |
First Street Cars in Downtown District to Operate; Street Car Service in Tacoma Resumed |
| Times |
9-Feb |
How Municipal Authorities Prepared to Deal with Possible Trouble |
| Times |
9-Feb |
General Morrison Here, Will Maintain Order |
| Union Record |
9-Feb |
Will Keep On! General Committee Unanimously Turns Down Compromise |
| P-I |
10-Feb |
Five of Union Labor Units Vote to Return to Labor Today; Tacoma's Unions Call Off Strike at 8:00 AM Today |
| P-I |
10-Feb |
To Resume Work on Water Front; Five of Unions Return to Work |
| P-I |
10-Feb |
Shipyard Crafts to Unite Demand |
| P-I |
10-Feb |
Seattle Pastors Speak on Unrest of the Hour |
| P-I |
10-Feb |
Loyalty in the Council |
| P-I |
10-Feb |
Notice: To Customers of the Pure Milk Dairy |
| Star |
10-Feb |
Strike Called Off! No Compromise! |
| Star |
10-Feb |
Order Car Lines Closed Up For Day; Tacoma Strike Is Called Off |
| Star |
10-Feb |
Strike Delays Plans To Close Out Stock |
| Times |
10-Feb |
Strike Off at Noon Tomorrow, Thousands of Union Men Flock Back To Work |
| Times |
10-Feb |
Bottom Drops Out of General Strike Here |
| Times |
10-Feb |
Resume Business as Usual, Hanson Urges |
| Times |
10-Feb |
Seattle Strikers Lose $3,735,000 in Wages |
| Times |
10-Feb |
Labor Radicals Must Go! |
| Union Record |
10-Feb |
Seattle Unions Standing Pat! Tacoma Gains Its Point And Calls Off Strike |
| Union Record |
10-Feb |
General Strike Ends Tuesday |
| Union Record |
10-Feb |
Street Car Men To Walk Out |
| Union Record |
10-Feb |
No Arrests Due To Strike; Schools Open Doors Monday |
| P-I |
11-Feb |
Strike to End at Noon Today; Car Men Vote To Stay On Job |
| P-I |
11-Feb |
Says Strike End Has Wide Effect |
| P-I |
11-Feb |
Labor Adjuster To Visit Sound |
| P-I |
11-Feb |
The Aftermath |
| P-I |
11-Feb |
Broken Promise Closes Theaters |
| P-I |
11-Feb |
Shipyard Strike May Be Long One; Workers Refuse Second Walkout; Longshoremen Complain That Boilermakers Are Taking Jobs On Docks |
| P-I |
11-Feb |
Mayor Hanson's Stand on Strike Given Commendation By Whole United States; Eastern Papers Praise Hanson |
| P-I |
11-Feb |
Strike Is Heavy Expense On City |
| Star |
11-Feb |
City Speeds Up; General Strike Over |
| Star |
11-Feb |
Strike Raises Havoc With Prominent Store |
| Star |
11-Feb |
A Few Thoughts on Democracy, Freedom, the General Strike, Bolshevik Rule and the U.S. |
| Times |
11-Feb |
Seattle Gets Back to Normal, End of Strike Sets Wheels Turning at Top Speed |
| Times |
11-Feb |
Metal Trades to Continue Fight, Shipyard Strikers to Maintain Order |
| Times |
11-Feb |
Congratulations Pour in on Mayor Hanson |
| Times |
11-Feb |
Theaters Reopen Despite Strikers |
| Union Record |
11-Feb |
Shipyard Strike To Be Continued |
| Union Record |
11-Feb |
Ship Strike Is On |
| Union Record |
11-Feb |
Police With Clubs Are Not Necessary |
| Union Record |
11-Feb |
600 Added To Regular Force |
| Union Record |
11-Feb |
When The Smoke Clears Away |
| P-I |
12-Feb |
Shipyard Strike To Be Continued Says Committee |
| P-I |
12-Feb |
Break In Tacoma Unions Underway; Strike Settlement Pleases Mother and Homekeeper |
| P-I |
12-Feb |
A Sputtering Rocket |
| P-I |
12-Feb |
Shipyard Workers To Continue Their Strike |
| Star |
12-Feb |
Discussing Compromise On Strike Here |
| Times |
12-Feb |
Move To Settle Shipyard Strife, Prospect of General Agreement Brightens |
| Times |
12-Feb |
Tacoma Shipyard Strike Nears End |
| Times |
12-Feb |
Larger Place in Sun Accorded to Seattle |
| Times |
12-Feb |
Port Escaped Loss |
| Times |
12-Feb |
Report on Strike |
| Union Record |
12-Feb |
Ship Strike Plans Being Carried Out |
| Union Record |
12-Feb |
Tacoma Men May Go Back |
| Union Record |
12-Feb |
Yard Owners In Conference |
| Union Record |
12-Feb |
Tacomans Are Standing Pat, Says M'Killop |
| Star |
13-Feb |
Labor To Clean House; Shipyards Won't Be Idle Declare Seattle Owners |
| Times |
13-Feb |
Labor Council to Oust Radicals |
| Times |
13-Feb |
Seattle Labor Council to Suppress Radicals |
| Times |
13-Feb |
Minute Men Help Police Guard City |
| Union Record |
13-Feb |
Mayor Ole Roasted To Turn; Hanson Blamed For Prolonging Strike |
| Union Record |
13-Feb |
Yard Owners Go Beyond Locals; Strikers Penalized |
| Union Record |
13-Feb |
Hesketh Will Continue To Aid Strikers |
| Union Record |
13-Feb |
Scenes During Strike |
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