Frank Morrison
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- Feb 3, 1889The Great Tacoma License Revolt: Mayor vs. The People Over Harry Morgan’s SaloonIn a dramatic showdown at City Hall, the Tacoma Common Council voted to revoke the liquor and theater license of Harry Morgan, sparking petitions from both sides and accusations of bribery involving the *Tacoma Daily Bulletin*. But did the city really win?Tacoma, WA
- Jan 7, 1909The Double Standard of the LawA commentary on how the courts punish labor organizers while letting corporate titans walk free.Tacoma, WA
- Feb 4, 1909Everett Labor Union Defies Federal Judiciary Over Free SpeechIn a fiery resolution, the Central Labor Union of Everett declares Judge Daniel T. Wright's injunctions against union leaders an unconstitutional assault on American liberty.Everett, WA
- Feb 18, 1909The Jailhouse Verdict on the BoycottWhen the Supreme Court targeted the leaders of the American Federation of Labor for organizing a boycott against the Buck Stove and Range Company, the Everett Labor Journal declared it a fundamental attack on free speech.Everett, WA
- Sep 3, 1909Labor Day as a Site of StruggleAn Everett editorial reflects on the political weight of Labor Day, the threat of injunctions, and the imprisonment of labor leaders.Everett, WA
- Sep 2, 1910The Congressman Who Stood by LaborMiles Poindexter earns the endorsement of the Washington State Federation of Labor for his voting record on safety, eight-hour days, and shielding unions from anti-trust prosecution.Everett, WA
- May 19, 1911A Landmark Victory for Free Speech and LaborThe Supreme Court’s decision to dismiss contempt charges against three labor leaders marks a turning point for the rights of workers to boycott and organize.Everett, WA
- Nov 10, 1911Everett Labor Council Funds McNamara DefenseLocal union leaders donate hundreds to the high-profile legal defense of labor activists accused of the Los Angeles Times bombing.Everett, WA