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How WWI Affected Seattle

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Seattle shipyards boomed, and 40,000 men worked for good wages ($5 a day) in the yards and building a canal from the University of Washington campus to Lake Union.
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How WWI Affected Seattle

Seattle shipyards boomed, and 40,000 men worked for good wages ($5 a day) in the yards and building a canal from the University of Washington campus to Lake Union.

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Post Alley broke the news in on Saturday, August 30, 2025.
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