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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1919

Page

11

The Un American Closed Shop Must Go

Edwin Selvin’s editorial attacks Closed Shop Labor Unions as un American and Bolshevik Syndicate driven. It pledges a national educational campaign to dismantle what it calls the labor monopoly while defending workers who resist union membership. It frames labor leaders as foreign and anarchist and calls for Americanism and industrial democracy.

Startling Revelations of Jim Os borne

Startling revelations about Jim Osborne one of the leaders in the attempted revolution will be printed in Business Chronicle. Osborne a member of the Metal Trades Strike Conference Committee is described as a labor leader on the inside who urged conservative action. He was suspended from the Union for 99 years and replaced by an alien who has lived in the United States 25 years and seeks the presidency of the Washington State Federation of Labor. Osborne and 8 E Eddy, suspended for 18 months and fined $500 for showing Americanism, are now on the Business Chronicle staff fighting Bolshevism.

Business Chronicle Jim Osborne Metal Trades Strike Conference Committee 8. E. Eddy

Subscriptions urged for Business Chronicle weekly

Edwin Selvin urges wider circulation of his Saturday issue among all classes, especially labor unions. He invites individuals to subscribe, and employers to mail annual subscriptions to employees' home addresses, with contact details at 1504 Alaska Building, Seattle.

Business Chronicle Edwin Selvin Alaska Bldg Seattle Elliott

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