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Original index title	Northwest History. State History. Box 232. Strikes, Cont'd.
Newspaper	The Seattle Daily Times ; 1937-8-16
Title	Fur Workers' Union Resumes Picketing.
Description	Fur Workers' Union Resumes Picketing.
Subject Keys	International Fur Workers' Union; John Dore; Police Department
Date.Original	1937-08-16
Resource Identifier	nwh-s-232-14-117
Subjects	Northwest, Pacific -- History -- 20th Century United States -- State History -- Strikes, Cont'd-- Northwest, Pacific
Resource Type	Text
Genre	Clippings
Source	Northwest History Strikes, Cont'd Box 232.
Language	English
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Full-Text	Fur Workers' Union Resumes Picketing Pickets representing the International Fur Workers' Union, a C. I. O. affiliate, resumed picketing this afternoon at nine stores in the central business seel ion. They had withheld picketing this forenoon, called a strike three weeks ago. Mayor John F. Dore's order to the Police Department to ban the C. I. O. pickets at the fur stores does not become effective until tomorrow morning. The mayor announced that after today the striking fur union will be unable to maintain pickets at the fur stores.
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