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  1. The Shingle Men’s Strike: How Local Manufacturers Tried to Crush a Union Before It Began

    In May 1898, Seattle’s shingle mill owners gathered in the Chamber of Commerce to unanimously vote for a two-week shutdown and set fixed prices, effectively declaring war on labor organization.

    May 17, 1899The Seattle StarChamber of Commerce, Seattle, King CountyWork & Pay

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