St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-21
OFFICIAL NOTICE.
Removing BOycOtts Against Two
Greaf Manufacturing Concerns.

Removing BOycOtts Against Two
Great Manufacturing Concerns.
The district master of the Knights of La
Dor has received the following official mott
icatiOn of the removal of the boycotts upon
the goods manufactured by the Dueber
Watch-case company and the Fuller & War
rem Stove company, which is published
with the intention of giving it the same cir
culation as the notice to boycott was given:
Philadelphia, March 4, ISS6.-Articles of
Agreement entered into this day between the
General Executive Board OF the knights of
Labor and the Dueber Watch-case company
of Newport Ky. Know all men by these
presents: That it is hereby agreed between
the parties above named that the boycott
now upon the Dueber Watch-caSe company
will be removed Immediately upon the rein
statement of the men who were discharged
from the service of the said Dueber Watch
case company because of their connection
with the Knights of Labor.
1t is agreed that all of tue employees now out
of employment shall be at once reinstated in
their former places, and that all those dis
charged at time of difficulty who desire TO APP
ply for work shall be employed when they
make applica ton.
1t is also agreed that in future there will be
no discri animation against members of the
knights of Labor, and that no children under
the age of ID years shall be employed by said
Dueber Watch-caSe company.
1t is also agreed, that upon the written
statement of the said Dueber Watch-case
company that the above-named terms have
been complied with, circular shall immedi-
ately be issued TO the order of the Knights of
Labor removing the boycott and recommend
ing the goods of the said Dueber Watch-case
company as worthy of the patronage of mem
bers of labor organizations everywhere.
John G. Dueber, Jr., for Dueber Watch
case Manufacturing company; 7. V. Pow
derry, chairman general executive board,
Knights OF Labor; Frederick Turner, secre-
tary general executive board.
PHILADELPHIA. March 9, 1886. The Fuller
& Warren company agree that in future there
shall be no discrimination against members
of the Knights of Labor in any department of
the Clinton Stove works.
That those men employed in the stove
mounting and pattern-works departments
who were Knights of Labor and expelled by
| District Assembly 6S, be suspended from
work pending an investigation, and until they
| have paid the penalty of violating their
| pledge to the Knights Of Labor.
| That no new man shall be employed in the
| above departments until all former employees
| who are members of the Knights of Labor
| are reinStated.
That all differences arising in the future
| shall be settled by arbitration.
| Upon signing the above agreement the gen.
| eral executive board will at once remove the
| boycott and recommend the goods OF the
| Fuller s. Warren company as worthy of the
| patronage of all members. Fuller & Warren
| company, per Walter p. Warren, vice presi-
dent; L. V. Powdery, chairman general ex-
| ecutive board, Knights of Labor; Frederick
/ Turner, secretary general executive board;
]. r. Mansion, ID. h. S., for District AS
/ gembly Is.