Carpenters' Union
Named in 7 stories. Back to all names
- May 13, 1892Why Unions MatterA local speaker at the Carpenters' Union hall warns that without organized labor, worker safety and civic stability are at risk.Pike Street, Seattle, WA
- Jun 3, 1903The First Banquet of Organized LaborWhen Walla Walla’s carpenters and painters gathered for a night of speeches and camaraderie, they set the stage for a new era of labor solidarity in the city.Walla Walla, WA
- Apr 15, 1904The Union Seeks a Seat at the TableTacoma’s Carpenters' Union works with the incoming mayor to secure a voice in the city's building inspection process.Tacoma, WA
- Jun 8, 1904Court Upholds Union Pay Scale for Unspecified LaborA local judge ruled in favor of a carpenter seeking the standard union rate, even when a specific wage was not explicitly agreed upon beforehand.Tacoma, WA
- Feb 11, 1909The Open Shop Battle for the New High SchoolEverett labor unions organize a public mass meeting to protest a city high school contract being awarded to an 'open shop' contractor.Everett, WA
- Dec 2, 1910Union Man Appointed as County Road SupervisorThomas C. Fleming names carpenter and labor leader Steve Mitchell to a key county road position, signaling political influence for Everett workers.Everett, WA
- Mar 15, 1912A Massive Retirement Haven for CarpentersA national committee proposes a $350,000 facility for aging and infirm union carpenters, funded by a modest per capita tax.Everett, WA