Seattle Declares End to Radical Labor Leadership
The Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club urge elimination of radicalism in local leadership to restore growth and prosperity. They warn continued labor unrest blocks progress, deters industry, and risks losing opportunities as Seattle competes nationally. The declaration calls for unified action to produce world needs competitively.
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Declaration on Industrial Situation by Seattle Chamber
The Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club pledges fairness to workers and employers, opposes the closed shop and coercive union influence, supports the American Plan, and aims to improve industrial relations and wages in Seattle with broad civic cooperation. It lists several signatories including Joseph Blethen and Thomas Burke.
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Board of Trustees
Reginald H. Parsons
H. A. Kyer
Joseph Blethen Thomas Burke
Josiah Collins
M. J. Connell
C. T. Conover
George W. Dilling
J. F. Douglas
D. E. Frederick
O. D. Fisher
Joshua Green
H. Hedges James D. Hoge
A. F. Haines
A. W. Leonard
J. D. Lowman
Frank McDermott
S. H. Piles
Perry Polson
J. E. Pinkham
C. E. Horton
A. J. Rhodes
C. J. Smith
J. A. Swalwell
P. H. Wast
Frank Waterhouse
David Whitcomb
Gordon C. Corbaley
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