Code of Ethics for Salesmen Adopted by Local Club
The Salesmen's Club at Houston read and published a full code of ethics for automobile dealers in The Sample Case January issue. It pledges honesty to customers, fair competition, respect for privacy, civic duty, and personal integrity as guiding principles for professional conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salesmen’s Club
T Houston
Jim Cannon
McCarty Motor Company
Commercial Travelers Lead Advocacy For Good Roads
The Commercial Travelers, veteran advocates of efficient transportation, push for better roads and roadway maintenance. They stress roads as vital for distribution, autos, motor buses, and trucks shaping lower costs and stable prices while supporting national waterways and fair distribution networks. Letw co to the Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.C.T
Federal
National Rivers and Harbors ‘Congress
Order
Washington
Traveling Men and Judges in Amarillo Memoir Notes
A fragmentary Amarillo page recalls Sam Vaughn recounting a travel tale with Mr Ball and Slim at the Amarillo hotel. It also covers John K. E. Sater’s career from 1888 to 1907, his role with the Order of United Commercial Travelers of America, and his later return to law in Columbus Ohio. The piece mentions U C T activities in Amarillo and a brief note on C W Alexander of Marshall Field and Company with the flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ball
Sam
B. Vaughn
Amarillo Hotel
Slim
Amarillo
Ball
John KE. Sater
Order of United Commercial Trajectors of America
United States District Court For
Ohio
Columbus
Order
Judge Sater
Supreme Council
Supreme Body
C. W. Alexander
Marshall Field and Company
Luecerne Apartments
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Amarillo Council
United Commercial Travelers
Henry A. Ansley
Houston Club
Page, MR. Ball
Tam
Furst
Sater
Remem
Uriah
Supreme Offices
Kolor-Bak
Randal
Yen Ee Ee Ae
Elk Hotel
The
Panhandle
Taylor
C. R. McAfee
Sec
Amarillo, Texas
the Panhandle