A daily newspaper owned by the Seattle Central Labor Council, the Union Record was the voice of labor in Seattle. Selling up to 60,000 copies in two eight-page editions published every day except Saturday, it competed effectively against the city's three other dailies. The Union Record played a key role in the events of early 1919, covering the deliberations of Central Labor Council and member unions, explaining the shipyard strike that began on January 21, and the planning for the general strike that followed on February 6. Here are high resolution pdf copies of each issue of the newspaper published in February. Click here for January issues of the Union Record.

Feb 1, 1919	Feb 3, 1919	Feb 4, 1919	Feb 5, 1919
Feb 6, 1919	Feb 8, 1919	Feb 9, 1919	Feb 10, 1919
Feb 11, 1919	Feb 12, 1919	Feb 13, 1919	Feb 14, 1919
Feb 15, 1919	Feb 17, 1919	Feb 18, 1919	Feb 19, 1919
Feb 20, 1919	Feb 21, 1919

Source: University of Washington Library Newspaper & Microform collections