King County Labor Council records

King County Labor Council records, 1889-2012

Overview of the Collection

Creator: AFL-CIO.$bKing County Labor Council of Washington
Title: King County Labor Council records
Dates: 1889-2012 (inclusive)
18892012
Quantity: 53.94 cubic feet
Collection Number: 1940 (mss)
Summary: Coordinating and decision-making body of the various union locals in King County, Washington
Repository: University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections
Special Collections
University of Washington Libraries
Box 352900
Seattle, WA
98195-2900
Telephone: 2065431929
Fax: 2065431931
speccoll@uw.edu
Access Restrictions: The records are open to all users.
Languages: English
Sponsor: Funding for encoding this finding aid was partially provided through a grant awarded by the National Endowment for the Humanities

Historical NoteReturn to Top

The King County Labor Council has long been the communal decision-making body of the various union locals in King County. From the mid-1920s until the reunification of the AFL and CIO in 1955, only AFL-affiliated unions were represented on the Council. At other times, however, the vast majority of King County's locals had a voice on the Council.

The Council has passed through at least four distinct periods in its history. The Council originally began in 1888 as the Western Central Labor Union. This body changed its name to the Central Labor Council of Seattle and Vicinity in 1905. These groups occasionally joined coalitions with Populists and other reform groups in local and state politics. Nonetheless, much of the early Council's energy was spent simply trying to survive. The second phase of the Council's history began roughly in 1914 with the labor shortage that allowed unions to organize much of Seattle. The Council grew increasingly radical in this period and became the dominant force in Seattle's powerful progressive coalition. The loss of the Council's power began with the mass layoffs of shipyard workers after World War I. These layoffs led the Council to call the Seattle General Strike of 1919, the only truly city-wide general strike in American history. Employers responded to the failed strike with an open shop drive that de-unionized most of King County. A series of internal power struggles plagued the Council after the strike. The Council voted to expel members of the Industrial Workers of the World in late 1919 and Communist Party members in 1925.

The growing conservative influence in the Council was solidified when Dave Beck and his Teamsters came to dominate the group in the late 1920s. The third phase of the Council's history was thus business unionism, Beck-style. Dave Beck began his career as a driver for the Council's cooperative laundry but rapidly rose to become the chief Teamster organizer west of the Rockies. Beck used the strategic position of truck drivers in the economy to start rebuilding the strength of organized labor in Seattle. If the Council declared a firm to be "unfair to labor," he could often prevent the firm from trucking its goods to market. Despite Beck's occasionally ruthless tactics, he believed that businesses had a right to make a profit. When the Great Depression spurred widespread organizing drives, many firms concluded that they would much rather deal with the avowedly anti-radical Beck than with a CIO union. The Council routinely backed Beck in his jurisdictional disputes with CIO and independent unions. Thus, by the end of World War II, Seattle was largely a closed-shop AFL town. Under Beck's reign, the Council stayed fairly aloof from politics, endorsing moderate pro-labor Democrats and spurning the leftist coalitions that fought for local and state offices.

The fourth stage of the Council's history, its reentry into local politics, began with the merger of the AFL and CIO in 1955. The expanded Council was quickly put on the defensive by statewide right-to-work proposals in Initiative 198 in 1956 and Initiative 202 in 1958. The Council played a leading role in the campaigns that defeated these measures. After these victories, the Council went on the offensive. It started a pro-labor public relations campaign in 1959 that included donating money to charities and promoting radio and television appearances by labor leaders. Beginning in 1964, the Council's Committee on Political Education launched major voter registration drives before elections. The growth of public sector unions in the 1950s and 1960s, coupled with the addition of progressive CIO unions, led the Council to endorse expanded social services and public housing in this period. The Council also supported the efforts of Seattle civil rights groups during the 1960s. Nonetheless, the Council retained some traces of business unionism. It gave a no-strike pledge during the 1962 World's Fair and often helped the Chamber of Commerce lobby for subsidies for local businesses.

During the latter years of the 20th century, the period documented in Accession 1940-2, the council's executive secretaries were, in succession: James K. Bender, Dan Bickford, Ron Judd, and Steve Williamson.

In 2005, the name changed to Martin Luther King County Labor Council, commonly referred to as MLK Labor.

Content DescriptionReturn to Top

Correspondence, primarily with affiliated unions (1950-2011), minutes (1913-1970, 1987-1997, 1998-2012), financial records (1912-1919, 1982-1999), membership records (1889-1969), Delegate Roll Call Sign-In Ledgers (1965-1991), subject files (1925-2011), publications (1978-2011), banners from marches/events (1978-2011) and reports (1957-1959, 1966-1968). Also includes records of the Council's committees and affiliated labor organizations, including the Domestic Workers Union (1917), Seattle American Publishing Co. (1907), United Labor Advisory Committee Against Initiative 202 (1958), and United Labor Advisory Committee to Defeat Initiative 198 (1956), the Committee on Political Education (COPE) Records (2000-2005), and the Fight for 15 campaign (circa 2014).

Other Descriptive InformationReturn to Top

Forms part of the Labor Archives of Washington.

Use of the CollectionReturn to Top

Restrictions on Use

Creator's copyrights transferred to the University of Washington Libraries Special Collections.

Material authored by representative of the King County Labor Council may be copied or quoted.

Administrative InformationReturn to Top

Arrangement

Organized into 6 accessions.

Accession No. 1940-001, King County Labor Council records, 1889-1970
Accession No. 1940-002, King County Labor Council records, 1970-2003
Accession No. 1940-003, King County Labor Council records, 1999-2008
Accession No. 1940-004, King County Labor Council. Provisional Trades Section minutes, 1935-1971
Accession No. 1940-005, Martin Luther King, Jr. County Labor Council records, 1965-2012
Accession No. 1940-006, Martin Luther King, Jr. County Labor Council records, 1984-2011

Preservation Note

Some materials are stored offsite. Advance notice is required for use.

Processing Note

Processing levels vary by accession.

Separated Materials

Issues of the Council's newspaper, The Scanner, that were received with the records were sent to the Microforms and Newspaper Collection, University of Washington Libraries.

Issues of Washington State Labor News, King County Labor News,Scanner/King County Labor News, and Labor's Voice, as well as Proceedings of the American Federation of Labor Convention that were received with accession 1904-005 were separated to be cataloged in Special Collections, University of Washington Libraries.

Bibliography

The Libraries' Microforms and Newspapers Collection owns a complete microfilm collection of the Union Record: The Official Journal of the Central Labor Council of Seattle and Vicinity and a partial microfilm run of The Scanner and King County Labor News. The Union Record was published from 1900 to 1928. The Scanner began in 1968 and is still printed. Jonathan Dembo's An Historical Bibliography of Washington State Labor and Laboring Classes (unpublished, 1978) lists many published sources which deal with the history of the King County Central Labor Council. The most important recently published works which relate to the Council's history are Jonathan Dembo, Unions and Politics in Washington State (New York: Garland Publishing, 1983) and Dana Frank, Purchasing Power: Consumer Organizing, Gender, and the Seattle Labor Movement, 1919-1929 (New York: Cambridge University Press, 1994). There are essentially no books that deal with the post-1940 history of the Council.

Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top

Accession No. 1940-001: King County Labor Council records, 1889-1970Return to Top

18.26 cubic ft.

Scope and Content: Administrative Records primarily document the end of the third and the start of the fourth period of the Council's history. The bulk consists of the files of Chet W. Ramage, executive secretary of the Council from Oct. 1959 through 1968. Most correspondence dates from that period. There are virtually no letters from before 1950. Incoming letters are sorted and indexed by name of author, while outgoing and inter-office letters are organized chronologically. The correspondence primarily involved member unions and government officials. The subject filesâwhich contain reports, memoranda, and some correspondence grouped together by subjectâmostly cover topics between 1946 and 1970. There are, however, small subject files on the 1919 strike, the Council's internal power struggles in the early 1920s, and the AFL vs. CIO jurisdictional disputes of the 1930s. The accession also contains the complete minutes of the Council from 1915 to 1954 and from 1963 to 1970, documenting all of the organization's formal resolutions and actions. There is also a copy of the minutes of the Council's Executive Board for 1906 to 1907, 1913 to 1957, 1960 to 1965, and 1969 to 1970. The Executive Board's primary duty was to hear union complaints against local businesses and to decide which firms would be placed on the "unfair" list. In addition, the Council's membership and tax records from 1889 to 1962 are found in this accession.

Records of the Council's committees make up another series. Included are committees to defeat the right-to-work initiatives in 1956 and 1958, the Public Relations Committee from 1959 to 1963, and the Committee on Political Education from 1963 to 1968 form another subgroup.

The West Central Labor Union Records series consists of the minutes and the financial records of the Council's predecessor, the West Central Labor Union, from 1891 to 1905.

The Other Labor Organizations series includes records from the United Labor Advisory Committee Against Initiative 202, the Seattle American Publishing Company, and others.

Digital Content/Other Formats: View selections from this collection in digital format.

Restrictions on Access: Open to all users, but access to portions of the papers restricted. Contact repository for details.

Restrictions on Use: Literary rights of representatives of the records-creating organization transferred to the University of Washington Libraries.

For "Seattle General Strike Materials" in box 6, researchers must use photocopies rather than originals.

Oversize boxes 37 and 38 are stored offsite; advance notice is required for their use.

Acquisition Info: Donated by King County Labor Council in 1969 and 1972.

Processing Info: An earlier donation, Accession no. 1201, was merged with records from the 1969/1972 donation to form Accession no. 1940-001 in ca. 2000.

Container(s)		Description	Dates
		SERIES I: ADMINISTRATIVE RECORDS
Box/Folder	Accession No.
1/1	1940-001	Subseries A: Historical Features	undated
1/2	1940-001	Subseries B: Organizational Features	1961
1/3-4	1940-001	Subseries C: Outgoing Letters	1946-1968
		Subseries D: General Correspondence
Box/Folder	Accession No.
1/5	1940-001	Adams, Brock	1965-1968
1/6	1940-001	Air Division - Rainier Lodge No. 3009, Brotherhood of Railway Clerks	1961-1969
1/7	1940-001	Air Line Pilots Association	1960-1965
1/8	1940-001	Alaska Fish Cannery Workers' Union of the Pacific	1965
1/9	1940-001	Allied Printing Trades Council	1960, 1961, 1964, 1965
1/10	1940-001	American Federation of Labor - President	1950-1955
1/11	1940-001	AFL-CIO. Organizers	1959-1965
1/12-13	1940-001	AFL-CIO. President (George Meany)	1957-1968
1/14	1940-001	AFL-CIO. Maritime Trades Department	1963, 1966-1967
1/15	1940-001	AFL-CIO. Union Label and Service Trades Department	1960, 1965-1969
1/16-17	1940-001	AFL-CIO. Miscellaneous	1957-1968
1/18	1940-001	American Federation of Television and Radio Artists	1960-1969
1/19	1940-001	American Federation of Women's Auxiliary of Labor. Seattle Clerks Council	1959
1/20	1940-001	American Newspaper Guild	1966
1/21	1940-001	American Newspaper Guild #82	1962, 1964, 1968
1/22	1940-001	Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation. Western Washington Chapter	1960
1/23	1940-001	Auto Painters, Local #518	1960, 1968
1/24	1940-001	Auto Sheet Metal Workers, Local #387	1961, 1968
2/1	1940-001	Automotive Machinists, International Association, Lodge # 289	1958-1969
2/2	1940-001	Automotive Trade Council of Seattle, King County and Vicinity	1960-1965, 1967
2/3	1940-001	Bakery and Confectionery Workers, Seattle Local	1952
2/4	1940-001	Barbers, Journeymen, International Union, Local #195	1961-1969
2/5	1940-001	Bartenders, International Union #487	1962-1969
2/6	1940-001	Beauticians, International Union, Local #195	1960-1968
2/7	1940-001	Bender, James	1968
2/8	1940-001	Bering Sea Fishermen's Union	1968
2/9	1940-001	Better Business Standards Association	1960-1968
2/10	1940-001	Bill Posters and Billers International Alliance, #49	1961-1966
2/11	1940-001	Boiler Makers, Iron Ship Builders, Helpers International Brotherhood, #104	1960-1969
2/12	1940-001	Bookbinders, International Brotherhood, Local #22	1961-1962
2/13	1940-001	Bookbinders, International Brotherhood, #87	1960-1969
2/14	1940-001	Boot and Shoe Workers Union, Local #37	1960-1967
2/15	1940-001	Re: Bostonian, Armene E. (National Labor Relations Board)	1964-1969
2/16	1940-001	Boy Scouts of America	1960, 1962, 1966
2/17	1940-001	Brick and Clay Workers, United, Local #458	1960, 1962
2/18	1940-001	Brick and Clay Workers, United, Local #582	1961-1969
2/19	1940-001	Bricklayers, Masons, Plasterers, International Union, Local #2	1967
2/20	1940-001	Bridge, Structural and Ornamental Iron Workers International Association, Local #506	1962-1969
2/21	1940-001	Bridge, Structural, Reinforcing Steel and Ornamental Iron Workers, Riggers and Machinery Movers, Local #86	1962-1969
2/22-23	1940-001	Broom and Whisk Broom Makers, #84 (Lighthouse for the Blind)	1958-1961
3/1	1940-001	Broom and Whisk Broom Makers, #84 (Lighthouse for the Blind)	1961-1963, 1966
3/2-3	1940-001	Building and Construction Trades Council, Seattle	1946, 1963-1969
3/4-7	1940-001	Building Service Employees International Union, Local #6	1958-1969
3/8	1940-001	Building Trades Council, Seattle	1946-1950
3/9	1940-001	Card and Label League, Renton and Vicinity	1966
3/10	1940-001	Card and Label League, Seattle	1953, 1968
3/11	1940-001	Carpenters and Joiners, United Brotherhood, #131	1962-1969
3/12	1940-001	Carpenters and Joiners, United Brotherhood, Local #1368	1964, 1965, 1969
3/13	1940-001	Carpenters and Joiners, United Brotherhood, #1289	1960-1969
3/14	1940-001	Carpenters and Joiners, United Brotherhood, Local #1708	1961
3/15	1940-001	Carpenters and Joiners, United Brotherhood, Local #1797	1958-1961, 1965
3/16	1940-001	Carpenters and Joiners, United Brotherhood. Millmen's Union, Local #338	1961-1969
3/17	1940-001	Carpet, Linoleum, and Soft Tile Layers Union, Local #1238	1964-1969
3/18	1940-001	Cement, Lime, and Gypsum Workers', International Union #37	1968
3/19	1940-001	Cement, Lime, and Gypsum Workers', International Union #47	1960-1969
3/20	1940-001	Central Labor Councils	1959-1966
		Bremerton Labor Council
		Grays Harbor Labor Council
		Kitsap County Central Labor Council
		Pierce County Central Labor Council
		Skagit Valley Central Labor Council
		Snohomish County Labor Council
		Spokane County Labor Council
		Wenatchee Central Labor Council
		Whatcom County Central Labor Council
3/21	1940-001	Central Labor Councils, East of the Mississippi	1960, 1962, 1965
3/22	1940-001	Central Labor Councils, West of the Mississippi	1960-1968
3/23	1940-001	Century Savings and Loan Association	1961-1963
4/1	1940-001	Re: Century 21 Meetings	1958-1962
4/2	1940-001	Chamber of Commerce, Seattle	1964-1968
4/3	1940-001	Chamber of Commerce, Seattle. Construction and Civic Development Division	1961
4/4	1940-001	Chemical Workers, International Union #121	1960-1963, 1968
4/5	1940-001	Children's Home Society, Washington	1969
4/6	1940-001	Citizens Committee for Postal Reform	1969
4/7	1940-001	Citizens Committee to Modernize 1909 Sunday Blue Law	1961-1962
4/8	1940-001	Committee of 100 - Continental, Inc. (Greater Seattle YMCA Development Program)	1961
4/9	1940-001	Communications Workers of America, District 9	1968-1969
4/10	1940-001	Cooks and Assistants #33	1960-1968
4/11	1940-001	CIO Council, Seattle	1957
4/12	1940-001	Council of Planning Affiliates	1968
4/13	1940-001	Council on Aging	1963-1968
4/14	1940-001	Culinary Workers and Bartenders Union, Local #596	1956, 1961, 1963, 1969
4/15	1940-001	Democrats (Miscellaneous)	1963-1964, 1967
4/16	1940-001	Dental Workers Union #29	1961
4/17	1940-001	Electrical, Radio, and Machine Workers International #1002	1960-1969
4/18	1940-001	Electrical, Radio, and Machine Workers International Union #1207	1966-1969
4/19	1940-001	Electrical Workers, International Brotherhood #46	1959-1968
4/20	1940-001	Electrical Workers, International Brotherhood #77	1950, 1954, 1961-1969
4/21	1940-001	Elevator Constructors, International Union #19	1960-1968
4/22	1940-001	Embalmers, Master Licensed #18189	1960-1962
4/23	1940-001	Farm Workers National Association (United Farm Workers)	1965-1969
4/24	1940-001	Fire Fighters, International Association #27	1961-1969
4/25	1940-001	Fire Fighters, International Association, Local #864	1969
4/26	1940-001	Fire Fighters, International Association, (Renton) #1604	1966
4/27	1940-001	Fire Fighters, International Association #1257	1961
4/28	1940-001	Fire Fighters, International Association #1352	1968-1969
4/29	1940-001	Fire Fighters, International Association, (King County Fire District #11), Local #1810	1969
4/30	1940-001	Firemen and Oilers, International Brotherhood #193	1961-1962, 1967-1968
4/31	1940-001	Firemen's Marine Union. Seattle Branch	1967
4/32	1940-001	Flight Engineers International Association, Seattle	1959-1962, 1966
4/33	1940-001	Flint Glass Workers Union, American, Local #68	1964-1965
4/34	1940-001	Furniture Workers Union, Local #3197	1960-1966
4/35	1940-001	Garmatz, Edward	1966
5/1	1940-001	Garment Workers of America, United, Local #17	1960-1969
5/2	1940-001	Glass Bottle Blowers Association, Local #50	undated
5/3	1940-001	Glass Bottle Blowers Association, Local #87	1962-1969
5/4	1940-001	Glove Workers Union of America	undated
5/5	1940-001	Government Employees, American Federation, #40	1960-1967
5/6	1940-001	Government Employees, American Federation #2196	1963
5/7	1940-001	Grain Millers, American Federation, International #86	1961-1969
5/8	1940-001	Greater Seattle Incorporated	1959-1969
5/9	1940-001	Heat and Frost Inspectors and Asbestos Workers, International Association Local #7	1965, 1969
5/10	1940-001	Hod Carriers and General Laborers Union, Local #242	1960-1969
5/11	1940-001	Horseshoers Union, Local #13	1961
5/12	1940-001	Hospital Workers, Seattle and King County, Local #301	1954-1960, 1964
5/13-20	1940-001	Hotel and Restaurant Employees and Bartenders, International Union. Local Joint Executive Board	1955-1968
6/1	1940-001	Hotel, Motel, and Club Service Employees Union, Local #551	1961-1969
6/2	1940-001	Independence Day Celebration Committee, Seattle	1960-1968
6/3	1940-001	Inlandboatmen's Union of the Pacific	1962-1969
6/4	1940-001	Insurance Workers Union, International, Local #1	1959, 1962-1965
6/5	1940-001	International Little League Baseball Association, Seattle League	1963
6/6	1940-001	Jackson, Henry M.	1960-1968
6/7	1940-001	Jewelry Workers Union, International, Local #30	1961, 1968-1969
6/8	1940-001	Journeymen Tailors Union, Local #71	1961-1964, 1969
6/9	1940-001	King County. Commissioners and Other County Offices	1960-1967
6/10	1940-001	King County Citizens For All-Purpose Stadium Now	1966
6/11	1940-001	King County Coroners Employees, Local #1652	1960-1967
6/12	1940-001	King County Law Enforcement Employees, Local #967	1958-1963
6/13	1940-001	King County Welfare Employees, Local #843	1965-1969
6/14	1940-001	KIRO Radio and Television	1965-1966, 1969
6/15-16	1940-001	Ladies Garment Workers Union, International, Local #184	1960-1969
6/17	1940-001	Laundry and Dry Cleaning Drivers, Local #566	1964-1965
6/18	1940-001	League of Women Voters of Seattle	1960-1967
37/1	1940-001	Leif Erikson League	1964, 1968
6/19	1940-001	Letter Carriers, National Association, Seattle Branch, Local #79	1960-1969
6/20	1940-001	Litchman, Mark	1963, 1965
6/21	1940-001	Lithographers and Photoengravers, International Union #23	1962-1966
6/22	1940-001	Lithographers and Photoengravers, International Union, Local #45	1964-1969
6/23	1940-001	Luggage Workers Union, Local #51	1959-1969
6/24	1940-001	Lumber and Sawmill Workers' Union, Local #2519	1959-1969
6/25	1940-001	Machinists, International Association, Seattle Flight Engineer Lodge #1258	1960-1964
6/26	1940-001	Machinists, International Association, Hope Lodge #79	1960-1969
6/27	1940-001	Machinists, International Association, Aeronautical Industrial District, Lodge #751	1959-1967
6/28	1940-001	Machinists, International Association, Air Transport Lodge #1040	1960-1961
6/29	1940-001	Machinists, International Association, Air Transport Lodge #1351	1964
6/30	1940-001	Magnuson, Warren G.	1960-1968
7/1	1940-001	Mailers Union, Seattle, Local #32	1960-1969
7/2	1940-001	Marine Cooks and Stewards, Seattle	1958, 1960, 1964
7/3	1940-001	Marine Engineers Beneficial Association, #38 and Pacific Coast District	1959-1968
7/4	1940-001	Maritime Trades Department, Puget Sound District Council	1963-1969
7/5	1940-001	Marking Device Union, Local #629	1968
7/6	1940-001	Masters, Mates and Pilots, International, Local #6	1968
7/7	1940-001	Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America, Amalgamated (Miscellaneous Locals)	1960, 1964, 1967
7/8-9	1940-001	Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen Union, Amalgamated, Meat Cutters, Local #81	1961-1969
7/10	1940-001	Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen Union, Amalgamated, Packinghouse, Local #186	1963-1964, 1968
7/11	1940-001	Meeds, Lloyd	1965-1968
7/12	1940-001	Metal Polishers, Buffers, Platers, and Helpers International Union, Local #14	1961-1964, 1968
7/13-14	1940-001	Metal Trades Council of Seattle and Vicinity	1960-1966
7/15-17	1940-001	Musicians Association, Seattle, Local #76	1960-1969
7/18	1940-001	Re: Musician's Convention	1962
7/19	1940-001	National Conference of Christians and Jews. Washington Region	1964-1969
7/20	1940-001	National Council of Senior Citizens	1964-1968
7/21	1940-001	National Maritime Union of America	1962-1963, 1967, 1969
7/22	1940-001	Nile Shrine Circus	1962-1965
7/23	1940-001	Northwest Council for Economic Education	1963-1967
7/24	1940-001	Office and Professional Employees, Local #8	1958
8/1-2	1940-001	Office and Professional Employees, Local #8	1958-1969
8/3	1940-001	Office and Professional Employees, Local #349	1960-1961
8/4	1940-001	Offset Workers, Printing Pressmen, and Assistants' Union #39	1960-1967
8/5	1940-001	Operating Engineers, International, Local #286	1964-1969
8/6	1940-001	Operating Engineers, International Union, #302	1960-1969
8/7	1940-001	Operating Engineers, International Union, Local #303	1967-1968
8/8	1940-001	Operating Engineers, International Union, Local #609	1961, 1969
8/9	1940-001	Operative Plasterers and Cement Masons, International Association, Plasterer's Union Local #77	1966
8/10	1940-001	Operative Plasterers and Cement Masons, International Association, Cement Masons Local #528	1960-1961, 1964-1969
8/11	1940-001	Paint and Brush Makers Union #1094	1967-1969
8/12	1940-001	Painters, Decorators, and Paperhangers of America, Brotherhood, #5	1959, 1963
8/13	1940-001	Painters, Decorators, and Paperhangers of America, Brotherhood, #32	1960-1962
8/14	1940-001	Painters, Decorators, and Paperhangers of America, Local #188	1959-1970
8/15	1940-001	Painters, Decorators, and Paperhangers of America, Brotherhood, Local #300	1961-1969
8/16	1940-001	Painters, Decorators, and Paperhangers of America, Brotherhood, #1105	1967
8/17-18	1940-001	Pelly, Thomas	1960-1969
8/19	1940-001	Peoples National Bank of Washington	1964-1969
8/20-21	1940-001	Pharmacists and Retail Drug Store Employees Union #330	1958-1969
8/22	1940-001	Pile Drivers, Dock, Wharf, and Bridge Carpenters, and Divers, Local #2396	1960
8/23	1940-001	Plumbing and Pipe Fitters Union #32	1964-1968
8/24	1940-001	Police Officers, Renton, Local #953	1959
8/25	1940-001	Re: Political Material	1968-1969
8/26	1940-001	Portland Daily Reporter	1963
8/27	1940-001	Portrait, Commercial, and Photofinishers #23122	1965-1966
8/28	1940-001	Postal Clerks, United Federation of #28	1959-1969
9/1	1940-001	Postal Clerks, United Federation, Renton #3734	1966
9/2	1940-001	Printing Specialties and Paper Products Union #380	1960-1969
9/3	1940-001	Professional and Technical Engineers Association, Local #17	1960-1969
9/4	1940-001	Pulp, Sulfite, and Paper Mill Workers, Local #817	1960, 1964
9/5	1940-001	Radio Broadcast Technicians, Local Union 1264	1967
9/6	1940-001	Repeatermen and Toll Testboardmen #1011	1960-1968
9/7	1940-001	Restaurant Association of Washington State	1960, 1963-1967
9/8	1940-001	Retail Clerks, International Association	1960-1967
9/9	1940-001	Retail Clerks, International Association, Local #299	1960-1967
9/10-12	1940-001	Retail Clerks, International Association, Local #1207	1959-1969
9/13-14	1940-001	Retail Clerks, International Association, Local #1404	1959-1967
9/15	1940-001	Retail Clerks, International Association, Local #1421	1960-1967
9/16	1940-001	Retail Clerks, International Association, Local #1640	1960-1968
9/17	1940-001	Retail Food and Drug Clerks #1105	1960-1969
9/18	1940-001	Retail Store Employees Union #1001	1968-1969
9/19	1940-001	Roofers, United Slate, Tile and Composition, Damp, and Waterproof Workers' Association, Local #54	1959, 1963
9/20	1940-001	Sailors Union of the Pacific	1961-1966
9/21	1940-001	Re: Scanner	1968-1969
9/22	1940-001	Seafarers' International Union. Seattle	1962-1968
9/23-24	1940-001	Seattle. City Council	1962-1967
10/1	1940-001	Seattle. City Council. Equal Opportunities Seminar Committee	1968-1969
10/2	1940-001	Seattle. City Departments	1961-1967
10/3	1940-001	Seattle. Lighting Department. Electric Rates Committee	1964, 1967
10/4-5	1940-001	Seattle. Mayor (Gordon S. Clinton, J.D. Braman, Floyd C. Miller)	1960-1969
10/6-8	1940-001	Seattle. Public Schools	1954, 1957, 1960-1968
10/9	1940-001	Seattle Area Industrial Council	1959-1968
10/10	1940-001	Seattle Center Stadium Site, Ad Hoc Committee	1968
10/11	1940-001	Seattle Committee on Alcoholism	1964, 1966
10/12	1940-001	Seattle Convention and Tourist Bureau	1959-1968
10/13	1940-001	Seattle Junior Programs, Incorporated	1965, 1967
10/14	1940-001	Seattle - King County Safety Council	1960-1966
10/15	1940-001	Seattle Newsboys' Union, Local #621	1959-1969
10/16	1940-001	Seattle Post-Intelligencer	1961, 1964-1967
10/17	1940-001	Seattle Symphony Orchestra	1962-1969
10/18	1940-001	Re: Seattle University Building Program	1959-1961
10/19	1940-001	Seattle Urban Renewal Enterprise	1962-1966
10/20	1940-001	Seattle Visitors Bureau	1966-1969
10/21	1940-001	Sheet Metal Workers, International Association #99	1961-1964, 1967-1969
10/22	1940-001	Sheet Metal Workers International Association #383	1964-1969
11/1	1940-001	Sign and Pictorial Painters Union #435	1960-1969
11/2	1940-001	State, County, and Municipal Employees #57	1960-1961
11/3	1940-001	State, County, and Municipal Employees American Federation Local #378	1964
11/4	1940-001	State, County, and Municipal Employees American Federation Miscellaneous Locals	1961-1969
11/5	1940-001	Steelworkers of America, United, Local #6	1960, 1965
11/6	1940-001	Steelworkers of America, United, Local #1208	1960-1961, 1969
11/7	1940-001	Steelworkers of America, United, Local #3112	1958, 1966
11/8	1940-001	Steelworkers of America, Miscellaneous Locals	1958, 1961-1964
11/9	1940-001	Stereotypers and Electrotypers Union, Seattle, Local #65	1960-1969
11/10	1940-001	Stinson, Bill	1963-1964
11/11	1940-001	Street, Electric Railway, and Motor Coach Employees of America, Amalgamated Association, Local #587 General Notes: Name changed to Amalgamated Transit Union, 1965.	1961-1969
11/12	1940-001	Street Pavers, Sewers, Watermain, and Tunnel Workers, #440	1960-1963, 1969
11/13	1940-001	Street Railway and Motor Coach Employees of America. Amalgamated Association, Local #1384	1958-1960, 1966
11/14	1940-001	Teachers, Federal Way Federation, #1738	1967-1969
11/15	1940-001	Teachers, Seattle Community College Federation	1969
11/16-17	1940-001	Teachers, Seattle Federation	1961-1970
11/18	1940-001	Teachers, Shoreline College Federation, #1950	1969
11/19	1940-001	Teamsters, International Brotherhood. Joint Council #28	1965-1969
11/20	1940-001	Teamsters Miscellaneous Locals	1961-1962, 1969
11/21	1940-001	Telegraph Workers, United Local #40	1960-1970
11/22	1940-001	Theatrical Federation of Seattle and Vicinity	1960, 1962, 1968
11/23	1940-001	Theatrical Press Agents and Managers, Association, Local #18032	1962
11/24	1940-001	Theatrical Stage Employees and Moving Picture Machine Operators, International Alliance #F-21	1960-1965
11/25	1940-001	Theatrical Stage Employees and Moving Picture Machine Operators, International Alliance, Local #15	1960-1965
11/26	1940-001	Theatrical Stage Employees and Moving Picture Machine Operators, International Alliance, Local #154	1961-1967
11/27	1940-001	Theatrical Stage Employees and Moving Picture Machine Operators, International Alliance, Local #175	1967, 1969
11/28	1940-001	Theatrical Stage Employees and Moving Picture Machine Operators, International Alliance, Local #659	1965-1968
11/29	1940-001	Theatrical Wardrobe Attendants. Local #887	1963-1969
11/30	1940-001	Tollefson, Thor C.	1961-1964
11/31	1940-001	Transport Service Employees, United, Local #903	1963
11/32	1940-001	Transport Workers Union of America, Local #506	1963
11/33	1940-001	Transport (Air) Workers' Union, Local #523	1965
11/34	1940-001	Turn Towards Peace	1964-1965
11/35-36	1940-001	Typographical Union, Seattle #202	1960-1969
11/37	1940-001	United Automobile-Aerospace-Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW) Local #232	undated
12/1	1940-001	U.S. Department of the Army	1965-1968
12/2	1940-001	U.S. President's Committee on Consumer Interests	1968
12/3	1940-001	U.S. Labor Department	1961-1964, 1968
12/4	1940-001	U.S. State Department. Educational and Cultural Affairs Bureau	1963-1969
12/5	1940-001	U.S. State Department	1962-1969
12/6	1940-001	U.S. Miscellaneous Departments	1960-1968
12/7-8	1940-001	University of Washington	1960-1969
12/9	1940-001	Upholsterers, International Union, Local #6	1961-1969
12/10	1940-001	Urban League [National] (leap program)	1967
12/11	1940-001	Urban League. Seattle	1968-1969
12/12	1940-001	Valley Publishing Company	1962
12/13	1940-001	Waiters' Union, Local #239	1960-1969
12/14	1940-001	Waitresses' Union, Local #240	1959-1969
12/15	1940-001	Washington. Commerce and Economic Development Department	1968-1969
12/16	1940-001	Washington. Governor (Albert D. Rosellini, Daniel J. Evans)	1963-1968
12/17	1940-001	Washington. Governor. Labor Advisory Council	1965-1966
12/18	1940-001	Washington. Labor and Industries	1963-1967
12/19	1940-001	Washington. Legislature. Interim Committee on Education	1960, 1964
12/20-22	1940-001	Washington. Public Assistance Department	1960-1968
12/23	1940-001	Washington. State Miscellaneous Departments	1961-1966
13/1	1940-001	Washington Federation of State Employees #976	1959-1969
13/2	1940-001	Web Pressmen's Union. Local #26	1960-1969
13/3	1940-001	Western Washington Fair	1960-1967
13/4	1940-001	Westland, Jack	1961-1964
13/5	1940-001	Window Cleaners Union, Local #23	1961-1969
13/6	1940-001	Women's City Club of Seattle	1962-1963
13/7	1940-001	Wood, Wire, and Metal Lathers International Union, Local #104	1968
13/8	1940-001	Woodworkers of America, International #3-26	1963-1969
13/9	1940-001	Young Women's Christian Association. Seattle	1960-1968
13/10-25	1940-001	A-R Miscellaneous	1955, 1958-1969
14/1-7	1940-001	S-Z Miscellaneous	1959-1970
		Subseries E: Subject Series
Box/Folder	Accession No.
14/8	1940-001	American Arbitration Association	1966-1968
14/9	1940-001	Apprenticeship Programs	1962, 1965-1967
14/10	1940-001	Banquet	1962
14/11	1940-001	Business - Education Day Program Schedule	1959, 1963-1967
14/12	1940-001	Charges Against Delegates	1937, 1939
14/13	1940-001	Civil Rights	1963-1964, 1967-1969
14/14	1940-001	Committee for Voluntary Unionism	1967
14/15	1940-001	Credentials	1958, 1964
14/16	1940-001	Education	1959
14/17	1940-001	Election Data	1952-191957
15/1	1940-001	Floating Ship Information	1962
15/2	1940-001	Forward Thrust	1967-1968
15/3	1940-001	Initiative #245	1968
15/4	1940-001	Labor Center	undated
15/5	1940-001	Labor Day	1966
15/6-7	1940-001	Labor Education Day (including photographs)	1954
15/8	1940-001	Labor News (Miscellaneous)	1968-1969
15/9	1940-001	"Labor Week"	1961-1966
15/10	1940-001	Opera (Seattle)	1964
15/11	1940-001	Political Information	1952
15/12	1940-001	Radio and Television Editorials	1967
15/13	1940-001	Registration Drive Clerks	1968
15/14-15	1940-001	Rossellini, Albert D.	1962
15/16	1940-001	Rule 23	undated
15/17	1940-001	Seadrunar (Seattle Drug and Narcotics Center, Inc.)	undated
15/18	1940-001	Seattle. Model City Program	1968
15/19	1940-001	Seattle General Strike	1919
		"Strike Bulletin" Central Labor Council, King County	Feb. 7, 1919
		"The Seattle General Strike" Issued by the History Committee of the General Strike Committee
		"Minutes of Meetings" of the General Strike Committee and its Executive Committee	Feb. 2-6, 1919
15/20	1940-001	Seattle Leadership Council	1961
15/21	1940-001	Seattle Union Record Controversy	1921-1925
15/22	1940-001	"Seavillage"	1961
15/23	1940-001	Self-Improvement Group	1963
15/24	1940-001	Seminars	1968-1969
15/25	1940-001	Senior Citizens	1967-1968
15/26	1940-001	Soos Creek - Zoning	1969
15/27	1940-001	Strikebreakers Ordinance - Typographical	1964-1965
16/1	1940-001	Trials	1942, 1951-1952
16/2-3	1940-001	Trials, Communist	1925-1929
16/4	1940-001	V.O.T.E.R. Committee, King County (Volunteer Organization To Encourage Registration)	1968
16/5-6	1940-001	Washington. Department of Labor and Industry	1959-1962
16/7-11	1940-001	Washington. Legislature	1961-1964, 1968
16/12-15	1940-001	Washington State Federation of Labor Convention	1962
16/16-17	1940-001	Western Shipbuilding Association	1962
Box	Accession No.
17	1940-001	Subseries F: Minutes	1915-1927
18	1940-001	Subseries G: Minutes	1928-1947
Box/Folder
19/1-7	1940-001	Subseries H: Minutes	1946-1962
20/1-8	1940-001	Subseries I: Minutes	1963-1970
		Subseries J: Reports
Box/Folder	Accession No.
21/1-2	1940-001	Delegates	1949-1967
21/3	1940-001	Per Capita	1957-1959
Box/Folder	Accession No.
21/4-5	1940-001	Subseries K: Conferences and Conventions - Washington State Federation of Labor	1957-1961
21/6	1940-001	Subseries L: Membership Records	1962
21/7	1940-001	Subseries M: Newsletters - The American Federalist	1969
21/8	1940-001	Subseries N: Bulletin - Associated Industries of Seattle	1931
21/9	1940-001	Subseries O: Press Releases	1961, 1964
		Subseries P: Resolutions
Box/Folder	Accession No.
21/10	1940-001	Condolence	1948-1968
21/11	1940-001	Miscellaneous	1949-1968
Box/Folder	Accession No.
21/12	1940-001	Subseries Q: Agreements - Miscellaneous	1937-1942
21/13	1940-001	Subseries R: Case Files - News Boys Union	1942
21/14	1940-001	Subseries S: Petitions	1967
21/15	1940-001	Subseries T: Certificates and Memorabilia	1952-1956
22/1-9	1940-001	Subseries U: Photographs	1941, 1958
22/10	1940-001	Subseries V: Clippings	1937-1941, 1945-1946
		Subseries W: Ephemera
Box/Folder	Accession No.
22/11	1940-001	AFL-CIO	undated
22/12	1940-001	Miscellaneous	undated
Box/Folder	Accession No.
22/13-14	1940-001	Subseries X: Financial Records	1950-1960
Box
23	1940-001	Subseries Y: Roll Call Books	1920-1964
23	1940-001	Subseries Z: Membership and Per Capita Tax Record	1889-1892, 1907-1925
24	1940-001	Subseries AA: Membership and Per Capita Tax Record	1926-1962
24	1940-001	Subseries BB: Cash Books	1910-1919
37	1940-001	Subseries CC: Cash Books	1926-1938
38	1940-001	Subseries DD: Cash Books	1938-1950
		SERIES II: COMMITTEES AND BOARD RECORDS
Box/Folder	Accession No.
25/17-18	1940-001	Subseries A: King County Labor Council, Community Services Committee	1960-1967
25/1-3	1940-001	Subseries B: King County Labor Council, AFL-CIO Merger Committee	1957
		Subseries C: King County Labor Council, Committee to Defeat Initiative #198
Box/Folder	Accession No.
25/4	1940-001	Outgoing Letters - Form Letters to Clubs, Unions, Etc.	1956
		General Correspondence
Box/Folder	Accession No.
25/5	1940-001	Seminar Correspondence	1956
25/6	1940-001	Miscellaneous	1955-1956
		Minutes
Box/Folder	Accession No.
25/7	1940-001	Seattle Central Labor Council's Committee to Oppose Initiative #198	1956
25/8	1940-001	United Labor Advisory Committee Against Initiative #198	1956
Box/Folder	Accession No.
25/9	1940-001	Financial Records	1956
25/10	1940-001	Clippings	1956
25/11-12	1940-001	Ephemera	1954
25/13	1940-001	Resolutions	1954
25/14	1940-001	Press Release	undated
		Subject Series
Box/Folder	Accession No.
25/15	1940-001	Initiative 198 (PRO)	1956
25/16	1940-001	Radio and T.V. Advertising	1956
Box/Folder	Accession No.
25/19	1940-001	Subseries D: King County Labor Council, Constitution and By-Laws Committee	1957, 1959, 1964
		Subseries E: King County Labor Council, Executive Board
Box/Folder	Accession No.
25/20	1940-001	Minutes and Agenda	1906-1907
Box
26	1940-001	Minutes and Agenda	1913-1947
Box/Folder
27/1-12	1940-001	Minutes and Agenda	1947-1954
28/1-12	1940-001	Minutes and Agenda	1958-1963
29/1-11	1940-001	Minutes and Agenda	1964-1969
30/1-3	1940-001	Minutes and Agenda	1969-1970
30/4	1940-001	Statement	1923
Box/Folder	Accession No.
30/5-6	1940-001	Subseries F: King County Labor Council, Finance Committee	1917, 1950-1957
		Subseries G: King County Labor Council, King County Area C.O.P.E. (Committee On Political Education)
		General Correspondence
Box/Folder	Accession No.
30/7	1940-001	Miscellaneous	1958-1968
30/8	1940-001	C.O.P.E. National	1965, 1967
Box/Folder	Accession No.
30/9	1940-001	Minutes	1958
30/10	1940-001	Reports	1958
30/10	1940-001	Roll Call Book	undated
30/11	1940-001	News Releases	1968
30/12	1940-001	Clippings	1968-1969
30/13	1940-001	Financial Records	1959-1960, 1964
		Subject Series
Box/Folder	Accession No.
30/14	1940-001	Matching Funds	1968
Box/Folder	Accession No.
31/1	1940-001	Subseries H: King County Labor Council, Labor Management - Automation and Unemployment Committee	1966
31/2	1940-001	Subseries I: King County Labor Council, Organizing Committee	1964
31/3-5	1940-001	Subseries J: King County Labor Council, Public Relations Committee	1959-1966
31/6-7	1940-001	Subseries K: King County Labor Council, Renton Division	1959-1969
		Subseries L: King County Labor Council, Seattle Union Card and Label Council (Including King County Union Card and Label Council) Trustees Board	1958-1969
Box/Folder	Accession No.
31/10	1940-001	General Correspondence	1958-1961
31/11-12	1940-001	Minutes	1958-1963
32/1	1940-001	Memoranda	1958
		Reports
Box/Folder	Accession No.
32/2	1940-001	Trustees Board	1957-1960
32/3	1940-001	Monthly	1958-1963
32/4	1940-001	Financial	1961
32/5	1940-001	Secretary	1958
Box/Folder	Accession No.
32/6	1940-001	Financial Records	1957-1963
32/7	1940-001	Finance Committee	1958
		Subject Series
Box/Folder	Accession No.
32/8-9	1940-001	Labor News	1958-1965
32/10	1940-001	Labor Press Publishing Company	1950, 1960
		SERIES III: WESTERN CENTRAL LABOR UNION
Box	Accession No.
35	1940-001	Subseries A: Minutes	1891-1895, 1898-1905
35	1940-001	Subseries B: Cash Books	1892-1902
36	1940-001	Subseries C: Cash Books	1898-1912, 1917-1919
36	1940-001	Subseries D: Roll Call Books	1901-1905, 1909-1914
		SERIES IV: OTHER LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
		Subseries A: Domestic Workers Union #15836
Box	Accession No.
36	1940-001	Minutes	1917
		Subseries B: Seattle American Publishing Company
Box	Accession No.
36	1940-001	General Correspondence	1907
36	1940-001	Record Book	1907
Box/Folder	Accession No.
32/11	1940-001	Subseries C: Seattle Labor Temple Association	1942-1969
		Subseries D: United Labor Advisory Committee Against Initiative 202	1958
Box/Folder	Accession No.
32/12	1940-001	Incoming Letters - From Employers	1958
32/13	1940-001	Outgoing Letters	1958
		General Correspondence
Box/Folder	Accession No.
32/14	1940-001	Committee Against So - Called "Right-To-Work" Initiative #202	1958
32/15-16	1940-001	Luncheon Rally	1958
		Minutes
Box/Folder	Accession No.
32/17	1940-001	Committee Against Initiative 202	1958
32/18	1940-001	United Labor Advisory Committee Against Initiative 202	1958
Box/Folder	Accession No.
32/19	1940-001	Newsletters	1957-1958
32/20	1940-001	Resolutions	1958
32/21	1940-001	Financial Records	1958
		Subject Series
Box/Folder	Accession No.
32/22	1940-001	Right-To-Work	1955-1958
32/23	1940-001	Committee for Initiative 202	1957-1958
Box/Folder	Accession No.
32/24	1940-001	Ephemera	1958
32/25-26	1940-001	Clippings	1958, 1960
Box/Folder	Accession No.
33/1-2	1940-001	Subseries E: Washington State Labor Council. Miscellaneous Trades Section	1959-1968
33/3-4	1940-001	Subseries F: Washington State Labor News	1950-1968
		Series V: Other Organizations
Box/Folder	Accession No.
33/5	1940-001	Subseries A: Capital Improvement Committee	1960
33/6-7	1940-001	Subseries B: Four Freedoms House of Seattle	1961-1968
33/8-9	1940-001	Subseries C: Greater Seattle, Inc. Board Of Directors	1960-1968
33/10	1940-001	Subseries D: Job Corps Committee - Seattle United	1964-1966
33/11	1940-001	Subseries E: John F. Kennedy Library Committee	1964
33/12	1940-001	Subseries F: Pioneer Industries	1966-1968
33/13	1940-001	Tallmadge Hamilton House for Senior Citizens	1960-1961
33/14	1940-001	United Good Neighbors of Seattle and King County	1959-1961
34/1-2	1940-001	United Good Neighbors of Seattle and King County	1962-1964
34/3-6	1940-001	Washington. Governor's Advisory Committee on Salaries	1962-1968
34/7	1940-001	Washington. Advisory Committee on School District Organization	1964
34/8	1940-001	Washington Association for Mental Health. Steering Committee	1966-1967
34/9-10	1940-001	Doyle, Charles W.	1933-1957
34/11	1940-001	Merritt, Dick	1959-1960

Accession No. 1940-002: King County Labor Council records, 1970-2003, bulk 1990-2000Return to Top

20.00 cubic ft.

Arrangement: Accession 1940-002 is divided into four series: Administrative Records, Correspondence with Affiliated Unions, Subject Series, and the Committee on Political Education.

Scope and Content: The Administrative Records series include minutes from 1987-1997 and financial statements from 1982-1999. There also is Correspondence with Affiliated Unions from 1983-2003, including Service Employees, Teamsters, and United Food and Commercial Workers. The Subject Series includes information about labor related topics as well as correspondence with non-affiliated organizations from 1970-2002. The Committee on Political Education series includes mailings and subject files on political candidates from 1992-1999.

Records in the Council's custody following the earlier gift in 1969 are believed to have been destroyed.

Acquisition Info: Donated in 2004.

Restrictions on Access: Open to all users.

Restrictions on Use: Literary rights of representatives of the records-creating organization transferred to the University of Washington Libraries.

Processing Info: Processing level 1.

Processing Info: Prior to the transfer of these records, labor historian Ross Rieder was hired by the Council to prepare them. He worked with the Special Collections Curator of Manuscripts to determine content to be weeded. In Affiliate Correspondence, routine correspondence about per capita assessments and about delegates was not retained. Within the Committee on Political Action subject series, candidate evaluation questionnaires were retained for higher level offices, but not for lesser ones.

Container(s)		Description	Dates
		SERIES I: ADMINISTRATIVE RECORDS
		Subseries A: Minutes	1987-1997
Box/Folder	Accession No.
1/1	1940-002	1997 Executive Board and Eve. Meeting Minutes	1997
1/2	1940-002	1997 Executive Board and Eve. Meeting Minutes	1997
1/3	1940-002	1996 Meetings/Notes	1996
1/4	1940-002	1996 Meetings/Notes	1996
1/5	1940-002	King County Central Labor Council Minutes 1995	1995
1/6	1940-002	King County Central Labor Council Minutes 1995	1995
1/7	1940-002	King County Central Labor Council Minutes 1994	1994
1/8	1940-002	King County Central Labor Council Minutes 1994	1994
1/9	1940-002	King County Central Labor Council Minutes 1993	1993
1/10	1940-002	King County Central Labor Council Minutes 1993	1993
1/11	1940-002	King County Central Labor Council Minutes 1993	1993
1/12	1940-002	King County Central Labor Council Minutes 1992	1992
1/13	1940-002	King County Central Labor Council Minutes 1992	1992
1/14	1940-002	King County Central Labor Council Minutes 1992	1992
1/15	1940-002	King County Central Labor Council Minutes 1991	1991
1/16	1940-002	King County Central Labor Council Executive Board and Minutes 1991	1991
1/17	1940-002	King County Central Labor Council Minutes 1990	1990
1/18	1940-002	King County Central Labor Council Minutes 1989	1989
1/19	1940-002	King County Central Labor Council Minutes 1988	1988
1/20	1940-002	King County Central Labor Council Minutes 1987	1987
		Subseries B: Affiliate Correspondence	[?1970--1999?]
Box/Folder	Accession No.
2/1	1940-002	Aerospace Machinists Local 751 1995-1999	1995- 1999
2/2	1940-002	Aerospace Machinists Local 751 1992-1994	1992- 1994
2/3	1940-002	Aerospace Machinists Local 751 1970-1991	1970- 1991
2/4	1940-002	Aerospace Machinists Strike Support Group 1995	1995
2/5	1940-002	Air Line Pilots Association International	1988-1998
2/6	1940-002	Air Transport District 143 1992- 95	1992-1995
2/7	1940-002	Air Transport 1351 1985-91	1985- 1991
2/8	1940-002	Air Transport 2202 1993-99	1993-1999
2/9	1940-002	Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance 1992-1999	1992-1999
2/10	1940-002	Automotive Machinists 289 1988- 96	1988-1996
2/11	1940-002	Bakery, Confectionery and Tobacco Workers' Int'l #9 1989-1997	1989-1997
2/12	1940-002	Boilermakers 104 1976-1998	1976- 1998
2/13	1940-002	Boilermakers Local 502 1993-95	1993- 1995
2/14	1940-002	Bricklayers 1/WA 1988-1997	1988-1997
2/15	1940-002	United Brotherhood of Carpenters Local 13, 1987-99	1987-1999
2/16	1940-002	United Brotherhood of Carpenters Local 1797, 1985-96	1985-1996
2/17	1940-002	Pacific Northwest District Council of Carpenters 1985- 99	1985-1998
2/18	1940-002	United Brotherhood of Carpenters (UBC) 1144, 1986- 98	1986-1998
2/19	1940-002	Carpenters - Lumber and Sawmill Workers Local 2633, 1985-99	1985-1999
2/20	1940-002	Carpet, Linoleum and Soft Tile Layers Local 1238, 1989- 98	1989-1998
2/21	1940-002	Cement Masons Local 528, 1986-99	1986- 1999
2/22	1940-002	Coalition of Labor Union Women 1988-99	1988- 1999
2/23	1940-002	Communications Workers of America Local 7800, 1991-99	1991- 1999
2/24	1940-002	Communications Workers Local 7800, 1984-1991
2/25	1940-002	Communications Workers of America Local 7803, 1985-87	1984-1991
2/26	1940-002	Communications Workers Local 9400, 1990- 2003	1990-2003
2/27	1940-002	AFSCME 21, 1992-97	1992- 1997
2/28	1940-002	County and City Employees Local 21, 1984-91	1984- 1991
2/29	1940-002	County and City Employees Local 2083, 1987-96	1987- 1996
2/30	1940-002	County and City Employees Local 2083C, 1984-98	1984- 1998
2/31	1940-002	Deep Sea Fisherman's Union/SUP, 2002	2002
2/32	1940-002	Electrical Workers Local 46, 1993-98	1993-1998
2/33	1940-002	Electrical Workers Local 46, 1985- 98	1985-1998
2/34	1940-002	Electrical Workers Local 77, 1985-96	1985- 1996
2/35	1940-002	Electrical Workers Local 89, 1990-99	1990- 1999
2/36	1940-002	IUE Local 1002, 1989-95	1989-1995
2/37	1940-002	International Union of Elevator Constructors 19, 1992-97	1992-1997
2/38	1940-002	Seattle Fire Fighters Union Local 27, 1985- 98	1985-1998
3/1	1940-002	International Association of Fire Fighters Local 1257
3/2	1940-002	Fire Fighters Local 1352	1988
3/3	1940-002	Fire Fighters Local 2024 (New Affiliate 3/98 - Never Paid Dues)	1998
3/4	1940-002	Association of Flight Attendants Local 10	1989-1991
3/5	1940-002	Association of Flight Attendants Local 17	1990-1998
3/6	1940-002	Association of Flight Attendants Local 19	1990-1999
3/7	1940-002	Garment Workers Local 17	1989- 1995
3/8	1940-002	Garment Workers (Needletrades, Industrial and Textile Employees) Local 184	1992-1997
3/9	1940-002	Glass Workers Local 50	1988- 1993
3/10	1940-002	Glass, Molders, Pottery, Plastics and Allied Workers Local 87	1988- 1998
3/11	1940-002	Glaziers, Architectural Metal and Glassworkers Local 188, 1986-94	1986- 1994
3/12	1940-002	American Federation of Government Employees Local 40, 1991-92	1991- 1992
3/13	1940-002	American Federation of Government Employees Local 1170, 1988-95	1988- 1995
3/14	1940-002	American Federation of Government Employees Local 3197, 1988-99	1988- 1999
3/15	1940-002	Graphic Communications Union Local 767M	1988- 1998
3/16	1940-002	Graphic Communications Union Local 767 M District Council (DC) 2	1985- 1999
3/17	1940-002	Hotel and Restaurant Employees (HERE) Local 8 (1 of 3) 1985-95	1985- 1995
3/18	1940-002	Hotel and Restaurant Employees (HERE) Local 8 (2 of 3) 1993-96	1993- 1996
3/19	1940-002	Hotel and Restaurant Employees (HERE) Local 8 (3 of 3) 1995-99	1995- 1999
3/20	1940-002	Hotel and Restaurant Employees (HERE) Local 8 Organizing Project Expenses, 1997	1997
3/21	1940-002	Hotel and Restaurant Employees (HERE) Local 8/King County Organizing Project (1 of 2), 1997	1997
3/22	1940-002	Hotel and Restaurant Employees (HERE) Local 8/King County Organizing Project (2 of 2), 1997	1997
3/23	1940-002	Inlandboatmen's Union of the Pacific (IBU), 1985- 99	1985-1999
3/24	1940-002	Iron Workers Local 86, 1990-98	1990- 1998
3/25	1940-002	Iron Workers Local 509, 1988-97	1988- 1997
3/26	1940-002	King County Union Retirees Council, 1992,94	1992, 1994
3/27	1940-002	Labor Council for Latin American Advancement, 1996-99	1996-1999
3/28	1940-002	Public Service and Industrial Employees Local 1239, 1987-94	1987-1994
3/29	1940-002	Laborers' International Union of North America (LIUNA) Local 242, 1984-94	1984-1994
3/30	1940-002	National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) Local 79, 1988-96	1988-1996
3/31	1940-002	International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) Local 9, 1989-98	1989-1998
3/32	1940-002	International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union (ILWU) Local 19, 1989-98	1989-1998
3/33	1940-002	International Associaiton of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) Local 79, 1988-99	1988-1999
3/34	1940-002	International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAMAW) Local 282, 1999	1999
3/35	1940-002	International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) Local 1103, 1991	1991
3/36	1940-002	Maritime Trades Department, 1991- 98	1991-1998
3/37	1940-002	Masters, Mates, and Pilots Union (MM+P), Pacific Maritime Region, 1984-93	1984-1993
3/38	1940-002	Marine Engineers Beneficial Association (MEBA) District 1, PCD, 1987-99	1987-1999
3/39	1940-002	Puget Sound Metal Trades Council, 1984- 97	1984-1997
3/40	1940-002	Millmen's Union Local 338, 1984-93	1984- 1993
3/41	1940-002	Glass, Molders, Pottery, Plastics and Allied Workers (GMPP+AW) Local 158, 1988	1988
4/1	1940-002	Moving Picture Machine Operators Local 154	1985-1999
4/2	1940-002	Moving Picture Machine Operators Local 175	1989-1995
4/3	1940-002	American Federation of Musicians 76- 493	1984-1999
4/4	1940-002	NFL Players Association (Seattle Seahawks)	1987-1990
4/5	1940-002	Pacific Northwest Newspaper Guild Local 82	1987-1998
4/6	1940-002	OPEIU Local 8 re: El Centro de la Raza	1997- 1999
4/7	1940-002	OPEIU Local 8 1996-99 Part 1 of 3	1996- 1999
4/8	1940-002	OPEIU Local 8 1996-99 Part 2 of 3
4/9	1940-002	OPEIU Local 8 1996-99 Part 3 of 3
4/10	1940-002	OPEIU Local 8 1991-95	1991-1995
4/11	1940-002	OPEIU Local 8 1989-1990	1989-1990
4/12	1940-002	OPEIU Local 8 1983-88	1983- 1988
4/13	1940-002	Operating Engineers Local 286	1984- 1999
4/14	1940-002	Operating Engineers Local 609	1982- 1999
4/15	1940-002	Painters District Council 5	1991-1995
4/16	1940-002	Painters Local 33	1985-1991
4/17	1940-002	Painters and Allied Trades Local 1094	1984-1998
5/1	1940-002	Plasterers' Union Local 77	1986- 1998
5/2	1940-002	Plumbers Union Local 32	1986-1998
5/3	1940-002	Port Angeles/Puget Sound Pilots	1990-1991
5/4	1940-002	Greater Seattle Area Postal Workers Union (GSALAPWU)	1987-1999
5/5	1940-002	Pride at Work	1997- 1999
5/6	1940-002	Print Trades Council of Washington and Oregon	1985- 1998
5/7	1940-002	Professional and Technical Engineers Local 17	1984- 1999
5/8	1940-002	Puget Sound Council of Senior Citizens	1988- 1999
5/9	1940-002	Sailors' Union of the Pacific	1984-1998
5/10	1940-002	Seafarers' International Union	1987-1992
5/11	1940-002	The Building Trades Residential/Commerical Enhancement Program	Undated
5/12	1940-002	Seattle/King County Building and Construction Trades Council 1994-1999	1994-1999
5/13	1940-002	Seattle/King County Building and Construction Trades Council 1973-1993	1973-1993
5/14	1940-002	Public Safety Employees Local 519	1987- 1996
5/15	1940-002	Service Employees Local 6 1993-1999	1993- 1999
5/16	1940-002	Service Employees Local 6 1989-1992	1989- 1992
5/17	1940-002	Service Employees Local 6 1984-1988	1984- 1988
5/18	1940-002	Service Employees Local 925	1988-1999
5/19	1940-002	Service Employees Local 1199	1992-1998
5/20	1940-002	Service Employees Local 1199 Group Health Negotiations	1995
5/21	1940-002	Service Employees Local 1199 Hospitals and Healthcare 1989-1992	1989-1992
5/22	1940-002	Service Employees 1199/Providence Health System	1999
5/23	1940-002	Service Employees 1199 Virginia Mason Nurses 1998	1998
5/24	1940-002	Service Employees 1199/West SEattle Psychiatric Hospital	1998-1999
5/25	1940-002	Service Employees State Council	2000- 2003
5/26	1940-002	Sheet Metal Workers Local 66	1984- 1991
5/27	1940-002	Stage Hands Local 15	1985-1999
5/28	1940-002	Sprinkler Fitters Local 699	1973-2000
5/29	1940-002	State Employees Local 1488	1985- 1998
5/30	1940-002	State Employees Local 304	1990-1997
5/31	1940-002	State Employees Local 435	1987-1995
6/1	1940-002	State Employees Local 843	1988- 1998
6/2	1940-002	Steelworkers Local 7945	1989-1998
6/3	1940-002	Community College Teachers Local 1789 (Federal Way)	1987-1999
6/4	1940-002	Teamsters Local 117	1997- 1998
6/5	1940-002	Teamsters Local 174 1997-1999	1997- 1999
6/6	1940-002	Teamsters Local 174 1988-1996	1988- 1996
6/7	1940-002	Teamsters Local 174 - Browning-Ferris Industries (BFI)	1995- 1996
6/8	1940-002	Teamsters Local 763	1988-1993
6/9	1940-002	Television and Radio Artists, Seattle Local	1986-1998
6/10	1940-002	Amalgamated Transit Union Local 587	1984-1999
6/11	1940-002	Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1384	1984-1993
6/12	1940-002	United Farm Workers Strawberry Campaign	1996-1998
6/13	1940-002	United Farm Workers of Washington State	1992-1998
6/14	1940-002	United Food and Commercial Workers District Council 17	1989-1999
6/15	1940-002	United Food and Commercial Workers 1001, 1975- 1982	1975-1982
6/16	1940-002	United Food and Commercial Workers 1001, 1983- 1988	1983-1988
6/17	1940-002	United Food and Commercial Workers 1001, 1989- 1991	1989-1991
6/18	1940-002	United Food and Commercial Workers 1001, 1992- 2001	1992-2001
6/19	1940-002	United Food and Commercial Workers 1105, 1982- 1989	1982-1989
6/20	1940-002	United Food and Commercial Workesrs 1105, 1990- 1999	1990-1999
6/21	1940-002	UFCW 1001 Evergreen General Hospital Med Center Bond Issue	1988
6/22	1940-002	United Food and Commercial Workers 1182	1978-1998
6/23	1940-002	United Food and Commercial Workers 141 - United Staff Nurses Union	1989-1996
6/24	1940-002	United Food and Commercial Workers 554	1988-1999
6/25	1940-002	United Food and Commercial Workers 81, 1984- 1999
Box/Folder	Accession No.
7/1-2	1940-002	Subseries C: Financial Statements	1982- 1999
		SERIES II: SUBJECT SERIES
Box/Folder	Accession No.
7/1	1940-002	King County Central Labor Council Financial Statements 1990-1999	1990- 1999
7/2	1940-002	King County Central Labor Council FInancial Statements 1982-1989	1982- 1989
7/3	1940-002	Affirmative Action	1996-1999
7/4	1940-002	Agreement Dynamics	1990- 1996
7/5	1940-002	Alaska Fishermen's Union	1994-1997
7/6	1940-002	Alliance for Education	1996-1998
7/7	1940-002	American Income Life Insurance	1997- 1998
7/8	1940-002	Apprenticeship Opportunities	1992- 2000
7/9	1940-002	African American Union Organizations	1992- 1998
7/10	1940-002	Boy Scouts of Amercia	1993-1998
7/11	1940-002	Breakfast Group	1995-1999
7/12	1940-002	Seattle Burma Ordinance	1994- 1998
7/13	1940-002	Communications Workers of America / Shuttle Express	1998
7/14	1940-002	Cherry Pint (Gateway Pacific Terminal)	1994-1999
7/15	1940-002	Church Council of Greater Seattle	1993-1995
7/16	1940-002	Church/Labor Coalition, Labor in the Pulpits	1999
7/17	1940-002	Church-Labor-Community Forum	1993- 1996
7/18	1940-002	Coalition of City Unions 1994-1997 (1 of 2)	1994- 1997
7/19	1940-002	Coalition of City Unions 1994-1997 (2 of 2)	1994- 1997
7/20	1940-002	Confluence (Conference)	1999
7/21	1940-002	Costco	1993- 1997
7/22	1940-002	Northwest Rail Project	1994-1996
7/23	1940-002	Duwamish Coalition Part 3 (1 of 2)	1995-1997
7/24	1940-002	Duwamish Coalition Part 3 (2 of 2)	1994- 1995
8/1	1940-002	Duwamish Coalition Part 2 (1 of 2)	1994- 1995
8/2	1940-002	Duwamish Coalition Part 2 (2 of 2)	1994
8/3	1940-002	Duwamish Coalition Part 1 (1 of 2)	1994
8/4	1940-002	Duwamish Coalition Part 1 (2 of 2)	1994- 1995
8/5	1940-002	Duwamish Plan	2000
8/6	1940-002	Duwamish Speeches and Briefings	1995
8/7	1940-002	Economic Development Council of Seattle and King County (1 of 2)	1996-2000
8/8	1940-002	Economic Development Council of Seattle and King County (1 of 2)	1995-1996
8/9	1940-002	Economic Opportunity Institute (1 of 2)	1999- 2000
8/10	1940-002	Economic Opportunity Institute (1 of 2)	1998- 1999
8/11	1940-002	Economic Security Institute	1998
8/12	1940-002	King County Central Labor Council Education Committee	1990-1999
8/13	1940-002	El Centro de la Raza	1994- 1997
8/14	1940-002	Emerald Downs (1 of 2)	1996-1997
8/15	1940-002	Emerald Downs (2 of 2)	1993-1996
8/16	1940-002	Freight Action Strategy (FAST) Corridor	1997
8/17	1940-002	Fast Track Trade Legislation (1 of 2)	1997
8/18	1940-002	Fast Track Trade Legislation (2 of 2)	1997
9/1	1940-002	Federal Legislation: Wards Cove Workers Act	1992
9/2	1940-002	Federal Way Schools - Site Leadership Team	1996-1997
9/3	1940-002	Football Northwest Inc. Stadium	1997
9/4	1940-002	Freeway Hall Case	1987- 1993
9/5	1940-002	Global Mariner	1999
9/6	1940-002	Anti-Labor Arguments: G.O.P. Attacks	1996
9/7	1940-002	Governor Gary Locke	1998
9/8	1940-002	Governor's Appointments	1993-1999
9/9	1940-002	Group Health/United Unions Part 1	1992- 1997
9/10	1940-002	Group Health/United Unions Part 2	1992- 1997
9/11	1940-002	Group Health/United Unions Part 3	1992- 1997
9/12	1940-002	United Unions
9/13	1940-002	Guatemala/Starbucks	1992- 1999
9/14	1940-002	Herzmark, Jay (Safety and Health)	1998
9/15	1940-002	International Longshore and Warehouse Union	1998
9/16	1940-002	Immigration and Naturalization Services	1996-1999
9/17	1940-002	Independent Media Center	c. 2000
9/18	1940-002	Industrial Areas Foundation	1998
9/19	1940-002	Institute for a Democratic Future	2000
9/20	1940-002	Institute for Economic Security	1997
9/21	1940-002	International Labor Communications Association (Scanner)	1993-1997
9/22	1940-002	International Visitors	1998- 1999
9/23	1940-002	International Women's Day	1997-1999
9/24	1940-002	International Workers of the World Local 660	Undated
9/25	1940-002	Jobs with Justice (1 of 2)	1997- 1998
9/26	1940-002	Jobs with Justice (2 of 2)	1993-1996
9/27	1940-002	Kent Unions	1997-1998
9/28	1940-002	King County Alternative Dispute Resolution Services	1998
9/29	1940-002	King County Contingent Work Task Force	1999
9/30	1940-002	King County Corrections Guild	1997
9/31	1940-002	King County Council - Partnership vs. Privatization	1995-1997
9/32	1940-002	King County International Trade Initiative Board (1 of 2)	1997-1999
10/1	1940-002	King County International Trade Initiative Board (2 of 2)	1997
10/2	1940-002	King County Labor Summit	1998- 1999
10/3	1940-002	King County Living Wage Proposal	1998
10/4	1940-002	King County Organizing Project	1993-1997
10/5	1940-002	King County Regional Wastewater Service Plan	1999
10/6	1940-002	King County Transportation Coalition	1999
10/7	1940-002	King County Unions Coalition	1994- 1999
10/8	1940-002	Korean Labor Movement	1998-1999
10/9	1940-002	KCLC Labor Agency United Way Budget	1990-1996
10/10	1940-002	KCLC Labor Agency Sheet Metal Contract	1994-1995
10/11	1940-002	KCLC Labor Agency/Worker Center Fiscal Sponsorship Agreement	1996
10/12	1940-002	Labor Day Journal	1993, 1996
10/13	1940-002	Labor, Environment, and Social Justice	1993-1995
10/14	1940-002	Labor History Month	1993
10/15	1940-002	Labor and Industries - ABC/AGC Lawsuits	1993-1999
10/16	1940-002	Labor Mural/Judkins Park	1998
10/17	1940-002	Labor Party	1993- 1999
10/18	1940-002	Labor Studies - Highline Community College	1996
10/19	1940-002	Labor's Heritage	1997
10/20	1940-002	Land Use Study Group	1995
10/21	1940-002	Landmarks Preservation Board	1998
10/22	1940-002	League of Women Voters	1994- 1998
10/23	1940-002	Livable Washington (1 of 2)	1994-1996
10/24	1940-002	Livable Washington (2 of 2)	1996-1997
10/25	1940-002	Living Wage (1 of 2)	2000- 2002
10/26	1940-002	Living Wage (2 of 2)	1996-1999
11/1	1940-002	Lockheed	1987
11/2	1940-002	Low Income Housing Institute	1995- 1997
11/3	1940-002	Maddy	1996
11/4	1940-002	Maritime Alliance of the Pacific Northwest	1993-1994
11/5	1940-002	Maritime: United States Longshoremen and Harborworkers	1993
11/6	1940-002	Maritime Museum	1995
11/7	1940-002	Membership Education and Mobilization for Organizing 1996 (1 of 2)	1996
11/8	1940-002	Membership Education and Mobilization for Organizing 1996 (2 of 2)	1994, 1996
11/9	1940-002	MEMO - Train the Trainer	1996
11/10	1940-002	MEMO Training 1994	1994
11/11	1940-002	Metro Apprenticeship Guidelines	1993
11/12	1940-002	Metro Council	1993
11/13	1940-002	Metropolitan Parks District	1999
11/14	1940-002	(United) Mine Workers Association	1993
11/15	1940-002	Minimum Wage 1996	1996
11/16	1940-002	Senator Patty Murray	1996
11/17	1940-002	NAFTA (Including Fast Track, Fair Trade, etc.) (1 of 7)	1994
11/18	1940-002	NAFTA (Including Fast Track, Fair Trade, etc.) (2 of 7)	1993
11/19	1940-002	NAFTA (Including Fast Track, Fair Trade, etc.) (3 of 7)	1993
11/20	1940-002	NAFTA (Including Fast Track, Fair Trade, etc.) (4 of 7)	1993
11/21	1940-002	NAFTA (Including Fast Track, Fair Trade, etc.) (5 of 7)	1992
11/22	1940-002	NAFTA (Including Fast Track, Fair Trade, etc.) (6 of 7)	1988-1991
12/1	1940-002	NAFTA (Including Fast Track, Fair Trade, etc.) (7 of 7)	1991
12/2	1940-002	NAFTA - Transitional Adjustment Assistance	1993
12/3	1940-002	National Interfaith Committee for Worker Justice	1997
12/4	1940-002	National Partnership for Community Investment	1993
12/5	1940-002	National Planning Association	1992, 1994
12/6	1940-002	National Political Congress of Black Women	1995
12/7	1940-002	Neighborhood Funders Group	1997
12/8	1940-002	Neutrality/Check Card Agreements	1999
12/9	1940-002	New Party	1997, 2001
12/10	1940-002	Northwest Alternatives	Undated
12/11	1940-002	Northwest Area Foundation	1995
12/12	1940-002	Northwest Center for Progressive Research	1995
12/13	1940-002	Northwest Labor Arts Festival - 1995	1995
12/14	1940-002	Northwest Labor Arts Project (Teach-in Folklife) 1997	1997
12/15	1940-002	Northwest Rail Corridor	1995
12/16	1940-002	Operating Engineers Local 701	1994
12/17	1940-002	Oregon Farm Workers	1997
12/18	1940-002	KCLC Organizing Committee 1996	1996
12/19	1940-002	KCLC Organizing Committee 1994- 1997	1994-1997
12/20	1940-002	Out Front Labor Coalition	1997
12/21	1940-002	Oil, Chemical, and Atomic Workers	1994- 1998
12/22	1940-002	Sandra Oleson	1992-1993
12/23	1940-002	Olympic Pipe Line Company	1999
12/24	1940-002	One-by-One USA	1995
12/25	1940-002	Olympics Bid, 2012	1998
12/26	1940-002	OPEIU Local 8 Benefits	1999- 2000
12/27	1940-002	Organizer - Resumes	1993-1998
12/28	1940-002	Pacific Coast Tradeswomen Summit (1997)	1996
12/29	1940-002	Paycheck Protection Act	1996
12/30	1940-002	People for Puget Sound	1993
12/31	1940-002	Phone Banking (KCLC Delegates)	Undated
12/32	1940-002	Phone Banking	1990
12/33	1940-002	Pico (South Korea) Workers Union	1991
12/34	1940-002	National Report on Population and Development	1993
12/35	1940-002	Port Coalition Misc. (1 of 2)	1992- 2001
12/36	1940-002	Port Coalition Misc. (2 of 2)	1991
12/37	1940-002	Port Commissioners/Districts	1995-1999
13/1	1940-002	Port JOBS (1 of 12)	1996- 2001
13/2	1940-002	Port JOBS (2 of 12)	1995-1996
13/3	1940-002	Port JOBS (3 of 12)	1994- 1995
13/4	1940-002	Port JOBS (4 of 12)	1999
13/5	1940-002	Port JOBS (5 of 12)	1998- 1999
13/6	1940-002	Port JOBS (6 of 12)	1996-1998
13/7	1940-002	Port JOBS (7 of 12)	1994- 1996
13/8	1940-002	Port JOBS (8 of 12)	1993-1994
13/9	1940-002	Port JOBS (9 of 12)	1993
13/10	1940-002	Port JOBS (10 of 12)	1993
13/11	1940-002	Port JOBS (11 of 12)	1991- 1993
13/12	1940-002	Port JOBS (12 of 12)	1991
13/13	1940-002	Port JOBS Executive Director Search 1997	1997
13/14	1940-002	Port of Seattle	1994- 1995
13/15	1940-002	Portworks (Business and Labor)	1992- 1996
14/1	1940-002	Port of Seattle (1 of 2)	1986-1994
14/2	1940-002	Port of Seattle (2 of 2)	1991
14/3	1940-002	Port of SEattle APL Expansion Program	1994-1996
14/4	1940-002	Port of Seattle, Bell Harbor International Conference Center	1995
14/5	1940-002	Port of SEattle, Chuck Lare	1996- 1998
14/6	1940-002	Port of SEattle, Columbia Research Group	1995
14/7	1940-002	Port of Seattle, Global Labor Management	1993-1994
14/8	1940-002	Port of Seattle, Harbor Maintenence Tax	1999
14/9	1940-002	Port of Seattle, Independent Trucking	1996
14/10	1940-002	Port of Seattle, Joint Labor Management Retreat	1993
14/11	1940-002	Port of SEattle Reorganization Plan	1995
14/12	1940-002	Port of Seattle, Southwest Harbor Project	1994-1995
14/13	1940-002	Port of Seattle, Westin, Marriott	1997
14/14	1940-002	Poverty & Race Research Action Council	1994
14/15	1940-002	Press Release Media List	Undated
14/16	1940-002	Prevailing Wage	1991- 2001
14/17	1940-002	Prevailing Wage - Advisory Committee	1994
14/18	1940-002	Prevailing Wage - Association of Washington Cities	1995
14/19	1940-002	Private Industry Council - Seattle/King County	1989-2000
14/20	1940-002	Progressive America	1999
14/21	1940-002	Progressive Electoral Coalition	Undated
14/22	1940-002	Project Labor Agreements	1994- 2000
14/23	1940-002	Puget Sound Cooperative Federation	1994
14/24	1940-002	Puget Sound Regional Council (1 of 3)	1994, 2000
14/25	1940-002	Puget Sound Regional Council (2 of 3)	1992-1993
14/26	1940-002	Puget Sound Regional Council (3 of 3)	1993
15/1	1940-002	Puget Sound Transportation Investment Program	1993
15/2	1940-002	Puyallup Fair	1989- 1995
15/3	1940-002	Pyramid Communications	Undated
15/4	1940-002	Rainbow Coalition	1993
15/5	1940-002	Rallies	1969- 1996
15/6	1940-002	Rebound	1993-2000
15/7	1940-002	Regional Transit (See Sound Transit)	1993-2000
15/8	1940-002	Renton, City of	1998
15/9	1940-002	Retreat 1997	1997
15/10	1940-002	Executive Board Retreat 1994	1994
15/11	1940-002	Retreat 1991	1991
15/12	1940-002	Retreat 1992	1992
15/13	1940-002	Right to Organize	1998
15/14	1940-002	Roosevelt Square Redevelopment	1997
15/15	1940-002	Rutgers University	1993
15/16	1940-002	State Route 509	1996
15/17	1940-002	Saturn	1996- 1998
15/18	1940-002	SOIL - Save Our Industrial Land	1996- 1998
15/19	1940-002	School to Work Coordinating Board - Seattle Public Schools	1997
15/20	1940-002	School to Work	1995- 1996
15/21	1940-002	School to Work Opportunities	1993-1996
15/22	1940-002	Seattle Airport Third Runway	1993-1995
15/23	1940-002	Seattle Chamber of Commerce	1988- 2001
15/24	1940-002	Seattle 18 (NLRB Rally Arrests)	1993
15/25	1940-002	Seattle, City of	1992-2000
15/26	1940-002	Seattle City Apprenticeship Opportunities Program	1993-1998
15/27	1940-002	Seattle (City of) AATF (Apprenticeship Advisory Task Force) (1 of 2)	1997
15/28	1940-002	Seattle (City of) AATF (Apprenticeship Advisory Task Force) (2 of 2)	1995-1997
16/1	1940-002	Seattle, City of -- Business and Labor Committee	1994
16/2	1940-002	Seattle, City of -- Commercial Advisory Panel	1994
16/3	1940-002	Seattle, City of -- Construction Advisory Committee	1998-1999
16/4	1940-002	Seattle, City of -- Downtown Action Plan	1993
16/5	1940-002	Seattle, City of -- Economic Development Task Force	1993-1994
16/6	1940-002	Seattle, City of -- Noise Ordinance	1999
16/7	1940-002	Seattle, City of -- Mayor Paul Schell	1997- 1998
16/8	1940-002	Seattle Comprehensive Plan	1992-1993
16/9	1940-002	Seattle Center	1990-1997
16/10	1940-002	Seattle City Council	1990- 1999
16/11	1940-002	Seattle Commons (1 of 3)	1994-1996
16/12	1940-002	Seattle Commons (2 of 3)	1993-1994
16/13	1940-002	Seattle Commons AFL-CIO Project	1994
16/14	1940-002	Seattle Commons (3 of 3)	1993
16/15	1940-002	Seattle Community Colleges/KCLC Workforce Training	1997-1998
16/16	1940-002	Seattle Community Colleges/KCLC Leadership Comm	1998
16/17	1940-002	Seattle Housing Authority (for negotiations with OPEIU Loc. 8, see affil. file for OPEIU Loc. 8)	1993-1994
16/18	1940-002	Seattle Jobs Initiative (MOU Negotiations - Annie Casey)	1997-1998
16/19	1940-002	Seattle Labor Temple Association (1 of 3)	1998-2000
16/20	1940-002	Seattle Labor Temple Association (2 of 3)	1995-1997
16/21	1940-002	Seattle Labor Temple Association (3 of 3)	1992-1995
16/22	1940-002	Seattle/King County Health Department	1995-1996
16/23	1940-002	Seattle Plan - Organizing	1993
16/24	1940-002	Seattle Police Management Association	1997
16/25	1940-002	Seattle Progressive Coalition	1998- 1999
17/1	1940-002	Seattle School District (1 of 2)	1993- 1997
17/2	1940-002	Seattle School District (2 of 2)	1989- 1993
17/3	1940-002	Seattle Seahawks	1987-2001
17/4	1940-002	Seattle Transportation Group	1994
17/5	1940-002	Seattle Water Department	1994
17/6	1940-002	Seattle Vocational Institute	1991- 1995
17/7	1940-002	Puget Sound Shipyards Industrial Jobs Commission	1989
17/8	1940-002	Shoreline Community College	1998
17/9	1940-002	Snohomish County Labor Council	1996- 1999
17/10	1940-002	Solicitations for Contributions	1993- 1998
17/11	1940-002	Song, Oswald & Mondress	1998
17/12	1940-002	Sound Transit	1998- 1999
17/13	1940-002	Speeches	1994-1999
17/14	1940-002	Spirit of Puget Sound	1990- 1993
17/15	1940-002	Staley Catterpillar - Illinois	1994-1995
17/16	1940-002	State Farm Insurance	1993
17/17	1940-002	United Steelworkers of America	1995- 1996
17/18	1940-002	Team PIC (Private Industry Council)	1982- 1997
17/19	1940-002	Tenants Union	1995
17/20	1940-002	Third House	1995- 1999
17/21	1940-002	Tribes of Washington State	1996
17/22	1940-002	United Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers (UAW), Region 9	1987-1993
17/23	1940-002	U.S. Army School of the Americas	1998
17/24	1940-002	U.S. Congress Progressive Caucus	1994
17/25	1940-002	U.S. Department of Labor	1993- 1995
17/26	1940-002	U.S. Secretary of Labor / Alexis Herman	1999
17/27	1940-002	Unemployment Law Project 1993-1999	1993-1999
17/28	1940-002	Uniformed Command Association	1995
17/29	1940-002	United Way	1998- 1999
18/1	1940-002	University of Washington - 1994, Governor's Committee	1993- 1994
18/2	1940-002	University of Washington - Harry Bridges Center	1994- 1998
18/3	1940-002	Washington Coalition for Occupational Safety and Health (WashCOSH)	1993- 1998
18/4	1940-002	Washington Alliance for Manufacturing	1995
18/5	1940-002	Washington Citizen Action	1991-2000
18/6	1940-002	Washington Community Housing Network	1997
18/7	1940-002	Washington Council for Fair Elections	1997
18/8	1940-002	Washington Education Association	1989- 1995
18/9	1940-002	WEAVE - Washington Environmental Alliance for Voter Education	1994- 1997
18/10	1940-002	Washington Environmental Council	1994- 1996
18/11	1940-002	Washington Foundation	1997-1998
18/12	1940-002	Washington News Council	1998
18/13	1940-002	Washington Single Payer Action Netwark (WASPAN)	1998
18/14	1940-002	Washington State Public Interest Research Group (WashPIRG)	1996-1997
18/15	1940-002	Washington Toxics Coalition	1995, 1998
18/16	1940-002	We Do the Work	1994-1996
18/17	1940-002	Welfare Reform	1996- 2000
18/18	1940-002	Welfare Rights Coaltion	1995-1997
18/19	1940-002	Wells Fargo (Steelworkers Dispute)	1998
18/20	1940-002	Western Labor Press Association (Scanner)	1987-1998
18/21	1940-002	Western States Center	1993- 1995
18/22	1940-002	Women in Trades	1996-1999
18/23	1940-002	Woodland Park Zoo	1996- 1999
18/24	1940-002	Workers' Memorial Day - 1999	1999
18/25	1940-002	Memorial Day - 1998	1998
18/26	1940-002	Workers' Memorial Day - 1997
18/27	1940-002	Workers' Memorial Day - Misc.	1987-1995
18/28	1940-002	Workers' Memorial Day - 1996 (1 of 2)	1996
18/29	1940-002	Workers' Memorial Day - 1996 (2 of 2)	1996
18/30	1940-002	Workers' Memorial Day - 1995
18/31	1940-002	Workers' Memorial Day - 1994
18/32	1940-002	Workers' Memorial Day - 1992	1992
19/1	1940-002	Workers' Memorial Day - 1991	1991
19/2	1940-002	Workers' Memorial Day - 1989-1990	1989- 1990
19/3	1940-002	Workers' Monument	1995, 2002
19/4	1940-002	Workers' Rights Boards	1999
19/5	1940-002	Workforce Alliance	1996- 1997
19/6	1940-002	Workforce Development	1999
19/7	1940-002	Workforce Investment Act - 1999	1999
19/8	1940-002	Workforce Training & Education Board	1993-1999
19/9	1940-002	World Affairs Council	1993- 1997
19/10	1940-002	World Trade Organization Protests (1 of 2)	November 1999-December 1999
19/11	1940-002	World Trade Organization Protests (2 of 2)	February 1999-October 1999
19/12	1940-002	Ron's World Trade Organization Protests File (1 of 2)	May 1999-December 1999
19/13	1940-002	Ron's World Trade Organization Protests File (2 of 2)	March 1999-May 1999
19/14	1940-002	WTO Expenses	1999
19/15	1940-002	World War II Memorial	1998
19/16	1940-002	Henry Wu	1995- 1996
19/17	1940-002	Washington STate Arts Commission	1994
19/18	1940-002	Washington State Attorney General's Office	1984, 1994
19/19	1940-002	Washington State Bar Association	1996
19/19	1940-002	Washington STate Department of Community, Trade, & Economic Development	1994-1995
19/19	1940-002	Washington State Department of Fish & Wildlife	1996, 2000
19/20	1940-002	Washington State Insurance Commission	1993-1995
19/23	1940-002	Washington State Board of Industrial Insurance Appeals	1996-1998
19/24	1940-002	Washington State Employment Security	1996-1998
19/25	1940-002	Washington Health Care Campaign	1993
19/26	1940-002	Washington State Liquor Control Board	1996-1998
19/27	1940-002	Washington State Prevailing Wage	1988, 1995
19/28	1940-002	Washington State Public Employment Relations Commission	1996
19/29	1940-002	Washington State Senate Correspondence	1993
19/30	1940-002	WSLC Activists List	1995
19/31	1940-002	WSLC High School Students Summer School	1997
		SERIES III: COMMITTEE ON POLITICAL EDUCATION (COPE)	1992-1999
Box/Folder	Accession No.
20/1	1940-002	COPE 1999 Mailings	1999
20/2	1940-002	COPE 1999 Misc.	1999
20/3	1940-002	COPE 1999 Candidates	1999
20/4	1940-002	COPE 1998 Judicial Races	1998
20/5	1940-002	COPE 1998 State Legislative Races	1998
20/6	1940-002	COPE 1998 Minimum Wage Initiative I- 688	1998
20/7	1940-002	COPE 1998 Federal Races	1998
20/8	1940-002	Initiative 200 (NO! on 200) COPE 1998	1998
20/9	1940-002	COPE 1998 GOTV & Labor 98	1998
20/10	1940-002	City of Seattle Proposition 1 (yes)/Initiative 45 (no)	1998
20/11	1940-002	COPE 1998 HR 950 (includes 1997 HR 1951) Jobs Bill	1996-1997
20/12	1940-002	COPE 1998 WSLC	1998
20/13	1940-002	COPE 1997 City	1997
20/14	1940-002	COPE 1997 County	1997
20/15	1940-002	COPE 1997 Initiative 677	1997
20/16	1940-002	COPE 1997 State	1997
20/17	1940-002	COPE 1997 KCLC/WSLC/AFL-CIO	1997
20/18	1940-002	COPE 1997 WSLC	1997
20/19	1940-002	COPE 1996	1995-1996
20/20	1940-002	COPE 1996 Legislators	1996
20/21	1940-002	COPE 1996	1996
20/22	1940-002	COPE 1996 Seattle City Council, Pos. 6	1996
20/23	1940-002	COPE 1996 State Offices	1996
20/24	1940-002	COPE 1996 1st Congressional District (Rick White)	1996
20/25	1940-002	COPE 1996 9th Congressional District (Randy Tate)	1996
20/26	1940-002	School Levy 1996	1996
20/27	1940-002	COPE 1995 Other	1995
20/28	1940-002	COPE 1995 County, City	1995
20/29	1940-002	COPE 1995 (Misc.)	1995
20/30	1940-002	1995 Legislative Action Committee Meetings	1995
20/31	1940-002	Initiative 640 (Salmon, Steelhead, etc.)	1995
20/32	1940-002	HR 210 Postal Service Privatization	1995
20/33	1940-002	Omnibus Counterterrorism Act of 1995	1995
20/34	1940-002	COPE 1995 Legislative Session and National Legislation	1995
20/35	1940-002	1994 Election (Misc.)	1994
20/36	1940-002	COPE 1994	1994
20/37	1940-002	1994 Candidates State and Local not endorsed	1994
20/38	1940-002	COPE 1994 Endorsed Candidates	1994
20/39	1940-002	Legislative Action Committee	1994
20/40	1940-002	Voter Registration	1992
20/41	1940-002	Chris Gregoire Attorney General COPE 1992	1992
20/42	1940-002	Mike Heavey 34th Dist. Rep., Pos. 1 1992 COPE	1992
20/43	1940-002	Michael Lowry Governor 1992 WSLC	1992
20/44	1940-002	Legislation - Federal 1992 COPE	1992

Accession No. 1940-003: King County Labor Council records, 1999-2008Return to Top

3 cubic feet

Acquisition Info: Donated by Central Labor Council of Seattle.

Scope and Content: Correspondence, minutes, financial records, reports, photographs, ephemera, membership records, committee records; 1889-1970 (bulk 1950-1969). The bulk consists of files of Chet W. Ramage, who was Executive Secretary of the Council until 1968. The bulk consists of files of Chet W. Ramage, who was Executive Secretary of the Council from Oct. 1959 through 1968.

Restrictions on Access: Open to all users, but access to portions of the papers restricted. Contact repository for details.

Restrictions on Use: Creator's literary rights transferred to the University of Washington Libraries.

Container(s)		Description	Dates
		Series I: Correspondence, Minutes, Fliers	1999-2008
Box/Folder	Accession No.
1/1	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	January 1999-February 1999
1/2	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	March 1999-April 1999
1/3	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	May 1999-June 1999
1/4	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	July 1999-August 1999
1/5	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	September 1999-October 1999
1/6	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	November 1999-December 1999
1/7	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	January 2000-February 2000
1/8	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	March 2000-April 2000
1/9	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	May 2000-June 2000
1/10	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	July 2000-July 2000
1/11	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	August 2000-August 2000
1/12	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	September 2000-October 2000
1/13	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	November 2000-December 2000
1/14	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	January 2001-February 2001
1/15	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	March 2001-March 2001
1/16	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	April 2001-April 2001
1/17	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	May 2001-May 2001
1/18	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	June 2001-June 2001
1/19	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	July 2001-August 2001
1/20	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	September 2001-October 2001
1/21	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	November 2001-December 2001
2/1	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	January 2002-March 2002
2/2	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	April 2002-April 2002
2/3	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	May 2002-May 2002
2/4	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	June 2002-June 2002
2/5	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	July 2002-September 2002
2/6	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	October 2002-October 2002
2/7	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	November 2002-September 2002
2/8	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	January 2002-February 2002
2/9	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	March 2003-April 2003
2/10	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	May 2003-June 2003
2/11	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	July 2002-August 2002
2/12	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	September 2003-October 2003
2/13	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	November 2003-December 2003
2/14	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	January 2004-January 2004
2/15	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	February 2004-February 2004
2/16	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	March 2004-March 2004
2/17	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	April 2004-April 2004
2/18	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	May 2004-May 2004
2/19	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	June 2004-July 2004
2/20	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	August 2004-September 2004
2/21	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	October 2004-December 2004
3/1	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	January 2005-March 2005
3/2	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	April 2005-May 2005
3/3	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	June 2005-June 2005
3/4	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	July 2005-August 2005
3/5	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	September 2005-October 2005
3/6	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	November 2005-December 2005
3/7	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	January 2006-February 2006
3/8	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	March 2006-April 2006
3/9	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	May 2006-June 2006
3/10	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	July 2006-September 2006
3/11	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	October 2006-December 2006
3/12	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	January 2007-March 2007
3/13	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	April 2007-June 2007
3/14	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	July 2007-July 2007
3/15	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	August 2007-September 2007
3/16	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	October 2007-December 2007
3/17	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	January 2008-February 2008
3/18	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	March 2008-April 2008
3/19	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	May 2008-June 2008
3/20	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	July 2008-September 2008
3/21	1940-003	Correspondence, Minutes, Flyers	October 2008-December 2008

Accession No. 1940-004: King County Labor Council. Provisional Trades Section minutes, 1935-1971Return to Top

0.42 cubic ft.

Biographical/Historical Note: Section of the Central Labor Council of Seattle formed by representatives from various local unions, including: Bakers, Bakery Salesmen, Bartenders, Butcher Workers, Candy Workers, Cooks, Coopers, Cracker Bakers, Delivery Salesmen, Flour and Cereal, Hotel and Club Service Employees, Hotel and Restaurant Employees, Ice Men, Macaroni Workers, Meat Cutters, Milk Men, Produce Workers, Retail Food and Drug Clerks, Waiters, and Waitresses.

Scope and Content: Minutes of the Provisional Trades Section

Restrictions on Access: Open to all users

Restrictions on Use: Creator's literary rights transferred to the University of Washington Libraries

Acquisition Info: Donated by Ross Rieder, 11/1/2004.

Accession No. 1940-005: Martin Luther King, Jr. County Labor Council records, 1965-2012Return to Top

6.56 cubic feet

Scope and Content: Committee on Political Education (COPE) Records (2000-2005), Meeting Minutes (1998-2012), General Correspondence (1993-2009), Delegate Roll Call Sign-In Ledgers (1965-1977)

Restrictions on Access: No restrictions on access.

Restrictions on Use: Creator's copyrights transferred to the University of Washington Libraries Special Collections.

Acquisition Info: King County Labor Council--Nicole Grant and Robin Duda

Container(s)		Description	Dates
		Committee on Political Education (COPE) Records	2000-2005
Box/Folder	Accession No.
1/1	1940-005	Candidate Questionnaires, County	2002
1/2	1940-005	Candidate Questionnaires, Judicial	2002
1/3	1940-005	Candidate Questionnaires, Federal	2002
1/4.1	1940-005	Candidate Questionnaires, State Legislative	2002
1/4.2	1940-005	Candidate Questionnaires, State Legislative	2002
1/4.3	1940-005	Candidate Questionnaires, State Legislative	2002
1/5	1940-005	Initiatives, Bonds & Levies	2002
1/6	1940-005	Miscellaneous	2002
1/7	1940-005	Candidate Questionnaires, Seattle City Council	2003
1/8	1940-005	Candidate Questionnaires, Other Cities	2003
1/9	1940-005	Candidate Questionnaires, Port of Seattle	2003
1/10	1940-005	Candidate Questionnaires, Judicial Races	2003
1/11	1940-005	Initiatives & Referendums	2003
1/12	1940-005	Seattle School District Races	2003
1/13	1940-005	Initiatives and Referendums	2003
1/14	1940-005	Miscellaneous	2003
1/15	1940-005	Public Disclosure Commmission Reports (PDC "Reports")	2003
1/16	1940-005	Committee on Political Education 2000 - Political Action Committee	2000
1/17	1940-005	Miscellaneous	2000
1/18	1940-005	Initiative 729	2000
1/19	1940-005	Harborview Bond Initiative	2000
1/20	1940-005	Seattle Parks Initiative/Prop. 1	2000
1/21	1940-005	Healthcare	2000
1/22	1940-005	Initiative 243	2000
2/1	1940-005	Initiative 745	2000
2/2	1940-005	Metro Transit/Prop. 1	2000
2/3	1940-005	Gore	2000
2/4	1940-005	North Highline Fire District/Prop. 1	2000
2/5	1940-005	Candidate Questionnaires, Statewide Races	2000
2/6.1	1940-005	Candidate Questionnaires, State Legislative	2000
2/6.2	1940-005	Candidate Questionnaires, State Legislative	2000
2/7	1940-005	Candidate Questionnaires, City of Seattle	2001
2/8	1940-005	Candidate Questionnaires, King County	2001
2/9	1940-005	Committee on Political Education 2001 - Mayoral Candidate Paul Schell	2001
2/10	1940-005	Candidate Questionnaires, Port of Seattle	2001
2/11	1940-005	Committee on Political Education 2001 - Candidate Questionnaires, Seattle School Board	2001
2/12	1940-005	Committee on Political Education 2001 - Schools First Levy, February	2001
2/13	1940-005	Initiatives	2001
2/14	1940-005	Legislative Action Committee	2001
2/15	1940-005	Candidate Photos	2001
2/16	1940-005	Miscellaneous	2001
2/17	1940-005	Mayoral Candidate Mark Sidran	2001
2/18	1940-005	Candidate Questionnaires, Federal	2000
2/19	1940-005	Candidate Questionnaires, Judicial Races	2000
2/20.1	1940-005	Candidate Questionnaires, State Legislators	2004
2/20.2	1940-005	Candidate Questionnaires, State Legislators	2004
3/1	1940-005	Candidate Questionnaires, State Other	2004
3/2	1940-005	Candidate Questionnaires, Judicial	2004
3/3	1940-005	Candidate Questionnaires, National	2004
3/4	1940-005	Committee on Political Education 2004 - Initiatives & Ballot Measures	2004
3/5	1940-005	Miscellaneous	2004
3/6	1940-005	Public Disclosure Commission Reports	2004
3/7	1940-005	Committee on Political Education 2005 - Other Cities	2005
3/8	1940-005	Committee on Political Education 2005 - Candidate Questionnaires, Seattle City Council	2005
3/9	1940-005	Committee on Political Education 2005 - Candidate Questionnaires, King County Council	2005
3/10	1940-005	Committee on Political Education 2005 - Candidate Questionnaires, Port of Seattle	2005
3/11	1940-005	Committee on Political Education 2005 - Candidate Questionnaires, King County Other	2005
3/12	1940-005	Committee on Political Education 2005 - Candidate Questionnaires, Seattle Other	2005
3/13	1940-005	Committee on Political Education 2005 - Candidate Questionnaires, Seattle School Board	2005
3/14	1940-005	Committee on Political Education 2005 - Initiatives & Ballot Measures	2005
3/15	1940-005	Committee on Political Education 2005 - Miscellaneous	2005
3/16	1940-005	Committee on Political Education 2005 - Public Disclosure Commission Reports	2005
3/17	1940-005	Committee on Political Education - City Elected Vote Tracking	2002-2005
3/18	1940-005	Committee on Political Education - National Elected Vote Tracking	2002-2004
3/19	1940-005	Committee on Political Education - State Elected Vote Tracking	2002-2004
3/20	1940-005	Committee on Political Education - County Elected Vote Tracking	2002-2004
		Meeting Minutes	1998-2012
Box/Folder	Accession No.
3/21.1	1940-005	King County Labor Council meeting minutes 1998-2006	1998-2006
3/21.2	1940-005	King County Labor Council meeting minutes 1998-2006	1998-2006
3/22.1	1940-005	King County Labor Council meeting minutes 2007-2012	2007-2012
3/22.2	1940-005	King County Labor Council meeting minutes 2007-2012	2007-2012
4/1	1940-005	Misc. labor-related documents found in cupboard
		General Correspondence	1993-2011
Box/Folder	Accession No.
4/2	1940-005	ACORN	1999-2008
4/3	1940-005	ACLU sponsorship agreement	1993-2002
4/4	1940-005	ANWR	1997-2001
4/5	1940-005	AT&T Comcast	2002
4/6	1940-005	Alliance for Sustainable Jobs & the Environment	2002-2003
4/7	1940-005	ANEW	1999-2002
4/8	1940-005	Boeing	1994-2001
4/9	1940-005	Building Owners & Managers Assoc.	2003
4/10	1940-005	Brazilian Landless Worker Movement
4/11	1940-005	President George W. Bush	2001-2002
4/12	1940-005	Canadian Postal Workers	2003
4/13	1940-005	Senator Maria Cantwell	2002
4/14	1940-005	Carpenters Disaffiliation	2001-2011
4/15	1940-005	Central Labor Councils, Washington	1998-2003
4/16	1940-005	Central Labor Councils, not Washington	1994-2005
4/17	1940-005	China PNTR	2000-2004
4/18	1940-005	Construction Workforce Advisory Committee	2002
4/19	1940-005	Economic Opportunity Task Force	2002
4/20	1940-005	Elected Official Correspondence	2001-2004
4/21	1940-005	Ergonomics	1999-2002
4/22	1940-005	Evergreen State College Labor Center	1995-2009
4/23	1940-005	Experience Music Project organizing	2000
4/24	1940-005	Fair Trade Coffee	2002
4/25	1940-005	Globalization	2001-2005
4/26	1940-005	Globalization	2001-2005
4/27	1940-005	Globalization	2001-2005
4/28	1940-005	Globalization	2004-2007
4/29	1940-005	Globalization	2004-2007
5/1	1940-005	Hate Free Zone	2002-2008
5/2	1940-005	Hotel Employees & Restaurant Employees International Union	1997-2000
5/3	1940-005	Homecare; OPEIU/SEIU	2001
5/4	1940-005	Immigration	1995-2004
5/5	1940-005	General correspondeonce - Jobs With Justice	2000-2005
5/6	1940-005	Jones Act	2000
5/7	1940-005	Ron Judd Roast invitation	2000
5/8	1940-005	Just Health Care Coalition	2000
5/9	1940-005	King County Budget	2000-2004
5/10	1940-005	General correspondence - King County Commission on Governance	2003-2004
5/11	1940-005	King County Executive Ron Sims	1997-2002
5/12	1940-005	General correspondonce - King County Growth Management	1994-2002
5/13	1940-005	King County Labor Summit	2001-2005
5/14	1940-005	King County Solid Waste Oversight Committee Gainsharing	1999-2003
5/15	1940-005	Labor in the Pulpits	2000-2007
5/16	1940-005	Labor/Religious Breakfasts	1999-2006
5/17	1940-005	LELO	1998-2004
5/18	1940-005	MLK Day Celebration Committee	2000-2005
5/19	1940-005	Metro. King County Council	1994-2004
5/20	1940-005	Mine Workers	2004
5/21	1940-005	Monorail Finance	2003
5/22.1	1940-005	Monorail Operations & Maintenance	2003-2004
5/22.2	1940-005	Monorail Operations & Maintenance	2003-2004
5/23	1940-005	Monorail Misc.	2003-2006
5/24	1940-005	Monorail Misc.	2003
5/25	1940-005	Monorail Transparency Ad Hoc Committee	1998-2003
6/1	1940-005	Native American Coalition	2000-2003
6/2	1940-005	PACCAR lockout	2002-2003
6/3	1940-005	Partnership for a Sustainable Washington	2002
6/4	1940-005	Permanent Replacements	2000
6/5	1940-005	Port Coalition Misc.	2002-2005
6/6	1940-005	Port Jobs	2000-2002
6/7	1940-005	Port of Seattle/Airport Project PLA	2000-2001
6/8	1940-005	Port of Seattle/Airport Concessions Bargaining	2001
7/1	1940-005	Port of Seattle/Misc	1995-2005
		Delegate Roll Call Sign-In Ledgers	1965-1977
Box/Folder	Accession No.
7/2	1940-005	KCLC Delegate Roll call sign-in ledger January 1965-December 1970	1965-1970
7/3	1940-005	KCLC Delegate Roll call sign-in ledger January 1971-December 1977	1971-1977

Accession No. 1940-006: Martin Luther King, Jr. County Labor Council records, 1984-2011Return to Top

4 boxes and 2 banners

Restrictions on Access: No restrictions on access.

Restrictions on Use: Creator's copyrights transferred to the University of Washington Libraries Special Collections.

Acquisition Info: Donated by King County Labor Council.

Scope and Content: Publications such as King County Labor News, delegate roll call ledgers, subject files on various topics, correspondence with affiliates, and banners from marches and events. This collection is primarily communications between the King County Labor Council and other labor organizations within the greater Seattle area. It is separated into five series: publications, delegate roll call ledgers, subject files, correspondence with affiliates, and banners from marches/events. The date range of the materials is from 1978 to 2011.

The publications series is all issues of the quarterly organizational publication, King County Labor News, dating from 1987 to 1995.

The delegate roll call ledgers series is three large ledger books containing signatures of KCLC delegates from 1978 to 1991, as well as several packets of spreadsheet sign-in ledgers.

The subject files series contains contracts and bargaining agreements/negotiations from local unions, organizational resolutions, Seattle Union Now materials, and several KCLC campaigns, dating from 1985 to 2006.

The correspondence with affiliates series is communications between the KCLC and local unions as well as labor rights campaigns and organizations and dates from 1982 to 2011.

The banners from marches/events series is comprised of two canvas banners, the first from a KCLC Organizing for Change campaign and the second from the Fight for 15 campaign, c. 2014.

Container(s)		Description	Dates
		PUBLICATIONS: KING COUNTY LABOR NEWS, 1987-1995	1987-1995
Box/Folder	Accession No.
1/1	1940-006	King County Labor News	1987-1992
1/2	1940-006	King County Labor News	1993
1/3	1940-006	King County Labor News	1994
1/4	1940-006	King County Labor News	1994
1/5	1940-006	King County Labor News	1994
1/6	1940-006	King County Labor News	1994
1/7	1940-006	King County Labor News	1995
1/8	1940-006	King County Labor News	1995
1/9	1940-006	King County Labor News	1987-1995
		DELEGATE ROLL CALL LEDGERS, 1978-1991	1978-1991
Box/Folder	Accession No.
2/1	1940-006	KCLC Delegate Roll Call Sign-in Ledger	1978-1982
2/2	1940-006	KCLC Delegate Roll Call Sign-in Ledger	1983-1987
2/3	1940-006	KCLC Delegate Roll Call Sign-in Ledger	1988-1991
1/10	1940-006	KCLC Delegate Roll CallÂ	1992
		SUBJECT FILES (Alphabetical), 1985-2006	1985-2006
Box/Folder	Accession No.
1/11	1940-006	Port of Seattle Terminal and Cruise Ship Work	1998-2000
1/12	1940-006	Port of Seattle Crane Maintenance (Part 1 of 4)	2000-2001
1/13	1940-006	Port of Seattle Crane Maintenance (Part 2 of 4)	2000-2001
1/14	1940-006	Port of Seattle Crane Maintenance (Part 3 of 4)	1994
1/15	1940-006	Port of Seattle Crane Maintenance (Part 4 of 4)	1985
1/16	1940-006	Renton Technical College	2002-2003
1/17	1940-006	KCLC Resolutions (Part 1 of 3)	1999-2006
1/18	1940-006	KCLC Resolutions (Part 2 of 3)	1999-2006
1/19	1940-006	KCLC Resolutions (Part 3 of 3)	1999-2006
1/20	1940-006	Right to Organize/Seattle Union Now (Part 1 of 3)	1999-2001
1/21	1940-006	Right to Organize/Seattle Union Now (Part 2 of 3)	1999-2001
1/22	1940-006	Right to Organize/Seattle Union Now (Part 3 of 3)	1999-2001
3/1	1940-006	Schwerin, Campbell, Barnard re GR-22	2000
3/2	1940-006	School of the Americas	1999-2003
3/3	1940-006	SeaTac Airport Coalition (Part 1 of 3)	2000-2002
3/4	1940-006	SeaTac Airport Coalition (Part 2 of 3)	2000-2002
3/5	1940-006	SeaTac Airport Coalition (Part 3 of 3)	2000-2002
3/6	1940-006	SeaTac Airport Coalition	1993-1994
3/7	1940-006	SeaTac Airport Jurisdiction	2001
3/8	1940-006	SeaTac Airport Third Runway	1996-2000
3/9	1940-006	Seattle Union Now [Exec. Committee Meeting, May 7, 1999]	1999
3/10	1940-006	Seattle Union Now: Seattle Organizing Center (Prior to SUN)	1998-1999
3/11	1940-006	Seattle Union Now: Union Cities (Part 1 of 2)	1998-2001
3/12	1940-006	Seattle Union Now: Union Cities (Part 2 of 2)	1998-2001
3/13	1940-006	Seattle Union Now: Seattle Organizing Committee (Part 1 of 2)	1997-1998
3/14	1940-006	Seattle Union Now: Seattle Organizing Committee (Part 2 of 2)	1997-1998
3/15	1940-006	Seattle Union Record (Part 1 of 2)	2000-2001
3/16	1940-006	Seattle Union Record (Part 2 of 2)	2000-2001
3/17	1940-006	Security Officers Union	2002
3/18	1940-006	Steelworkers (Missing)	2001-2006
3/19	1940-006	Teamsters Apple Campaign	1996-1999
3/20	1940-006	The Regional Partnership	2003
3/21	1940-006	Transportation Reform and Improvement Plan (TRIP 21)	2000
3/22	1940-006	U.S. Labor Against the War (USLAW)	2003-2006
3/23	1940-006	Unemployment Law Project	2000-2005
		CORRESPONDENCE WITH AFFILIATES (Alphabetical), 1982-2011	1982-2011
Box/Folder	Accession No.
3/24	1940-006	A. Philip Randolph Institute/Seattle Chapter	1985-2006
3/25	1940-006	Actors Equity	2002-2006
3/26	1940-006	Aerospace Machinists Dist. Lodge 751 (IAM)	2000-2006
4/1	1940-006	Air Line Pilots Assoc.	2000-2011
4/2	1940-006	Air Transport Dist. 143 (IAM)	2000-2008
4/3	1940-006	Air Transport Local 1351 (IAM)	1997-2006
4/4	1940-006	American Radio Assoc.	2001-2006
4/5	1940-006	Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance	2000-2006
4/6	1940-006	Auto Machinists Local 289 (IAM)	2000-2006
4/7	1940-006	Bellevue Police Managers Assoc.	1999-2001
4/8	1940-006	Boilermakers Local 104	2000-2003
4/9	1940-006	Boilermakers Local 502	2003-2006
4/10	1940-006	Bricklayers Local 1 WA	2000-2005
4/11	1940-006	Carpenters Local 131	2000-2001
4/12	1940-006	Affiliates - Carpenters Local 1797	2001-2003
4/13	1940-006	Carpenters Pacific NW Regional Council	2000-2002
4/14	1940-006	Carpenters Local 1144	2001
4/15	1940-006	KCLC Meeting and Delegates Meeting	1991
5/1	1940-006	Cement Masons Local 528	2000-2006
5/2	1940-006	Classified Workers Local 4787 (AFT)	1995-2006
5/3	1940-006	Classified Workers Local 4795 (AFT)	1992-2006
5/4	1940-006	Clothing & Textile Workers Joint Board	1982-2001
5/5	1940-006	Coalition of Black Trade Unionists	1997-2006
5/6	1940-006	Coalition of Labor Union Women	2000-2006
5/7	1940-006	Communications Workers Local 7800 (CWA)	2000-2006
5/8	1940-006	Communications Workers Local 7803	2000-2006
5/9	1940-006	Communications Workers Local 14761	1984-1995
5/10	1940-006	Communications Workers Local 37082 (The Newspaper Guild)Â - Times/P-I Strike	2000-2001
5/11	1940-006	Communications Workers Local 37082 (The Newspaper Guild)	1997-2006
5/12	1940-006	Communications Workers Local 37083 (WashTech)	1998-2005
5/13	1940-006	County & City Employees Council 2 (AFSCME)	2001-2006
5/14	1940-006	County & City Employees Local 2170 (AFSCME)	2000-2006
5/15	1940-006	County & City Employees Local 21C (AFSCME)	1992-2003
5/16	1940-006	County & City Employees Local 2084	1992-2001
5/17	1940-006	Deep Sea Fishermen's Union	2003-2005
5/18	1940-006	Electrical Workers Local 46 (IBEW)	2000-2006
5/19	1940-006	Electrical Workers Local 77 (IBEW)	2000-2003
5/20	1940-006	Electronic Workers Local 1002 (IUEC)	2000-2001
5/21	1940-006	Firefighters Local 27 (IAFF)	2000-2006
5/22	1940-006	Firefighters Local 864 (IAFF)	2003-2004
5/23	1940-006	Firefighters Local 1461 (IAFF)	2003
5/24	1940-006	Firefighters Local 1604 (IAFF)	1985-2005
5/25	1940-006	Firefighters Local 1747 (IAFF)	2002-2003
5/26	1940-006	Firefighters Local 1760 (IAFF)	2000-2006
5/27	1940-006	Firefighters Local 1810 (IAFF)	2000-2006
5/28	1940-006	Firefighters Local 2919 (IAFF)	1991-2000
5/29	1940-006	Firefighters Local 3396 (IAFF)	2000-2006
5/30	1940-006	Firemen & Oilers Local 193	2000-2006
5/31	1940-006	Flight Attendants Council 10 (AFA)	2003-2006
5/32	1940-006	Flight Attendants Council 17 (AFA)	2002-2006
5/33	1940-006	Flight Attendants Council 19 (AFA)	2001-2003
5/34	1940-006	Flight Attendants Delta Campaign (AFA)	2001
5/35	1940-006	Glass Workers Local 50 (GMP)	2001-2006
5/36	1940-006	Glass Workers Local 68 (USW)	1996-2002
5/37	1940-006	Glaziers Local 188 (IUPAT)	2000-2005
5/38	1940-006	Government Employees Local 1170 (AFGE)	2003-2005
5/39	1940-006	Government Employees Local 3197 (AFGE)	2000-2007
5/40	1940-006	Government Employees Local 3937 (AFGE)	2004-2006
5/41	1940-006	Graphic Communications Local 767M (GCIU)	2000-2006
5/42	1940-006	Graphic Communications District 2 (GCIU)	2000-2005
5/43	1940-006	Inlandboatmen's Union of the Pacific/Puget Sound Region	2000-2006
5/44	1940-006	Inlandboatmen's Union of the Pacific/Region 37	2000-2006
5/45	1940-006	Carpenters Local 1797	2000-2003
5/46	1940-006	Iron Workers Local 506	2004-2005
5/47	1940-006	King County Union Retirees Council	2000-2001
5/48	1940-006	Labor Council for Latin American Advancement	2000-2006
5/49	1940-006	Laborers Local 1239 (LIUNA)	2000
5/50	1940-006	Laborers Local 242 (LIUNA)	2000-2005
5/51	1940-006	Laborers Local 252 (LIUNA)	1998-2002
5/52	1940-006	Laborers Local 440 (LIUNA)	1991-2006
5/53	1940-006	Letter Carriers Local 79 (NALC)	2000-2005
5/54	1940-006	Locomotive Engineers Division 518 (BLET)	2001-2005
5/55	1940-006	Longshore Bargaining 2002 (ILWU)	2002
5/56	1940-006	Longshore Local 9 (ILWU)	2001-2006
5/57	1940-006	Longshore Local 19 (ILWU)	2000-2006
5/58	1940-006	Longshore Local 52	1989-2006
5/59	1940-006	Luggage Workers Local 51	1985-2006
5/60	1940-006	Lumber & Sawmill Workers	1999-2001
5/61	1940-006	Machinists LocalÂ 79 & District 160Â (IAM)	2000-2006
5/62	1940-006	Machinists Local 222 (IAM)	2000-2003
5/63	1940-006	Marine Firemen	1995-2005
5/64	1940-006	Maritime Trades, Puget Sound Ports Council	1995-2006
5/65	1940-006	Masters, MatesÂ & Pilots	2000-2004
5/66	1940-006	Metal Trades, Puget Sound Council	2000-2006
5/67	1940-006	Musical Artists (AGMA)	2002-2006
5/68	1940-006	Musicians Local 76-493 (AFM)	1998-2005
		BANNERS FROM MARCHES/EVENTS
		King County Labor Council AFL-CIO Organizing for Change	undated
		15 for Seattle	undated

Names and SubjectsReturn to Top

Subject Terms

Domestics--Labor unions--Washington (State)
Domestics--Washington (State)
Labor unions--Political activity
Labor unions--Washington (State)--Archives
Personal Papers/Corporate Records (University of Washington)
Publishers and publishing--Washington (State)
Referendum--Washington (State)

Corporate Names

AFL-CIO. King County Labor Council--Archives
AFL-CIO. Martin Luther King County Labor Council--Archives
Central Labor Council of Seattle and Vicinity--Archives
Domestic Workers Union (Seattle, Wash.)
Seattle American Publishing Co.
United Labor Advisory Committee Against Initiative 202 (Wash.)
United Labor Advisory Committee to Defeat Initiative 198 (Wash.)
Western Central Labor Union (Seattle, Wash.)--Archives

Geographical Names

Seattle (Wash.)--Politics and government
Washington (State)--Politics and government

Form or Genre Terms

Clippings
Newsletters
Photographs

Titles within the Collection

Initiative 198 (Wash.)
Initiative 202 (Wash.)

Other Creators

Corporate Names
- Labor Archives of Washington (University of Washington) (creator)

Archives West Finding Aid

Table of Contents