Rotary Stands For Americanism in Seattle
The Rotary Club of Seattle adopts a Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club declaration toward Americanism to end radical domination of industry. It claims radicals have raised production costs and driven new business away, and the measure has been unanimously approved by Rotary members across business and professional lines.
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Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club
Seattle
Rotary Club of
Chamber of Commerce
Declaration of Industrial Fairness by Seattle Rotary Club
The Rotary Club of Seattle pledges absolute fairness to employees and employers, opposes the closed shop, supports the American plan, and seeks equitable working conditions. It promotes fair dealings, voluntary cooperation, and wages tied to ability, aiming to make Seattle a good city to work, live, and raise children. Adopted October 29, 1919, by the board and officers H R King president Fred Everett vice president C A Philbrick treasurer with several trustees named.
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Rotary Club of
Seattle
H. R. King
Fred Everett
C. A. Philbrick
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