Charter of the Seattle Branch of the Marine Transport Workers Industrial Union 510 of the Industrial Workers of the World, duplicate

Charter of the Seattle Branch of the Marine Transport Workers Industrial Union 510 of the Industrial Workers of the World, duplicate (1925/1926)
Industrial Workers of the World

This is a duplicate copy signed during the General Secretary-Treasurer office of Arthur Coleman between March 1, 1925 and February 28, 1926. The duplicate is dated for the original charter, February 20, 1917.

2622376Charter of the Seattle Branch of the Marine Transport Workers Industrial Union 510 of the Industrial Workers of the World, duplicate1925/1926Industrial Workers of the World

LABOR IS ENTITLED TO ALL IT PRODUCES.

Established July 7th 1905

EDUCATION	EMANCIPATION	ORGANIZATION

INDUSTRIAL

Workers of the World

CHARTER

Duplicate

To Whom it May Concern. A petition for Charter having been received by us from a group of Marine Transport Workers located Seattle, Wash., we, acting under authority from the Industrial Workers of the World, do grant this Charter to Seattle Br. Marine Transport Workers Indust. Union ^#510 To be held by them or their successors, and the aforesaid Branch Union being duly installed, is authorized and empowered to initiate Wage Workers into membership and to transact business in accordance with the constitution, laws and regulations prescribed by the Industrial Workers of the World.

It is understood and agreed by persons installed by virtue of this Charter that each and all of them are bound to perform the duties prescribed by the laws and usages of the Industrial Workers of the World, and that general organization reserves the right to recall this Charter and to annul the privileges conferred herewith for refusal or failure to perform the duties or comply with the laws and usages of the Industrial Workers of the World.

In consideration of the due and faithful performance of the above requirements, the Industrial Workers of the World is hereby bound to sustain and support the said organization in the exercise of all the rights, privileges and benefits as a chartered organization.

In Witness whereof, we have subscribed our names and affixed the Seal of the Industrial Workers of the World, this 20th day of Febr. 1917

Arthur Coleman

General Secretary-Treasurer.

Carl Keller

Chairman of the General Executive Board.

General Executive Board.

This work is in the public domain in the United States because it was published before January 1, 1929.

This work may be in the public domain in countries and areas with longer native copyright terms that apply the rule of the shorter term to foreign works.

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