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1 story matching jerril

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  1. The Day Seattle Stood Still: The Eight-Hour Workday That Shook the City

    In a landmark legal battle that defined labor rights in the Pacific Northwest, Judge Jacob struck down the city's eight-hour ordinance, ruling that the council had overstepped its authority—a decision that would soon be tested by the Supreme Court.

    Jun 9, 1899The Seattle StarSeattle, King CountyWork & Pay

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