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List of persons kept by Provost Marshal K.E. Alden who were arrested during martial law in Seattle, February
1. List of persons kept by Provost Marshal K.E. Alden who were arrested during martial law in Seattle, February 10-17, 1886
Silent agitator: "You're out of order, Fellow-worker."
2. Silent agitator: "You're out of order, Fellow-worker."
Silent agitator for workers: "I love my slaves"
3. Silent agitator for workers: "I love my slaves"
Silent agitator for workers: "Organize on the job"
4. Silent agitator for workers: "Organize on the job"
Silent agitator issued by Industrial Workers of the World: "One Big Union"
5. Silent agitator issued by Industrial Workers of the World: "One Big Union"
Silent agitator issued by Industrial Workers of the World: "Industrial Democracy"
6. Silent agitator issued by Industrial Workers of the World: "Industrial Democracy"
Silent agitator for lumber workers: "Watch your step."
7. Silent agitator for lumber workers: "Watch your step."
Silent agitator issued by Lumber Workers' Industrial Union No. 500: "Hoo-hoo? You."
8. Silent agitator issued by Lumber Workers' Industrial Union No. 500: "Hoo-hoo? You."
Silent agitator issued by Lumber Workers' Industrial Union No. 500: "Me?"
9. Silent agitator issued by Lumber Workers' Industrial Union No. 500: "Me?"
Silent agitator issued by Lumber Workers' Industrial Union No. 500: "Quoth the Raven: Nevermore"
10. Silent agitator issued by Lumber Workers' Industrial Union No. 500: "Quoth the Raven: Nevermore"
Silent agitator issued by Marine Transport Workers' Industrial Union No. 8: "Longshoremen, Don't Shirk!!
11. Silent agitator issued by Marine Transport Workers' Industrial Union No. 8: "Longshoremen, Don't Shirk!! Organize!"
Richard F. Trevellick
12. Richard F. Trevellick
Local labor agitators, Orcas Island, 1915
13. Local labor agitators, Orcas Island, 1915
Ottilie Markholt Autobiography Against the Current
14. Ottilie Markholt Autobiography Against the Current
"The concern of us all : Tacoma working people and their unions, 1883-1895" manuscript by Ottilie Markholt,
15. "The concern of us all : Tacoma working people and their unions, 1883-1895" manuscript by Ottilie Markholt, 1984, Part 7
"The concern of us all : Tacoma working people and their unions, 1883-1895" manuscript by Ottilie Markholt,
16. "The concern of us all : Tacoma working people and their unions, 1883-1895" manuscript by Ottilie Markholt, 1984, Part 6
"The concern of us all : Tacoma working people and their unions, 1883-1895" manuscript by Ottilie Markholt,
17. "The concern of us all : Tacoma working people and their unions, 1883-1895" manuscript by Ottilie Markholt, 1984, Part 3
Roy John Kinnear address to the Associated Industries of Seattle, 1923
18. Roy John Kinnear address to the Associated Industries of Seattle, 1923
Snug Harbor Packing Company letter to the attorneys for the Cannery Workers' and Farm Larborers' Union
19. Snug Harbor Packing Company letter to the attorneys for the Cannery Workers' and Farm Larborers' Union regarding cannery workers claims against the company, August 27, 1937
Snug Harbor Packing Company termination of employment letter for cannery worker Charles Vitter, January
20. Snug Harbor Packing Company termination of employment letter for cannery worker Charles Vitter, January 23, 1937
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