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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1939
Page
4
Money Promise Tied to Union for Poll Tax Payments
The testimony details Maverick arranging money from Dubinsky via a telephone call to aid poll tax payments for union members and seeking union support in his mayoral bid. Witness Miss Taylor described meetings at Plaza Hotel and later at the union office, where Maverick discussed contributions and poll tax payments, and Dubinsky’s promised aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubinsky
Maverick
Bertetli Fa Dubinsky
Janary
Richard Jeffrey
Roscoe Cahill
Alamo National
Jeffrey
Union
George Glass
Rebecca ‘Taylor
Anron
Glass
Thet R, Lb, Oben
Obrien
Jack Johannes
Dallas
Miss Taylor
Gittinger
Jet Board
George Glass Wre
St. Louis
Plaza Hotel
Mr. Burker
Stoward
Mavericks
Maxwell Burker
Mr. Miverick
Renall
Anc
Isomeone
International
New York
Dave Dubinsky
Tinsky
Ers’ Union
New York City
Johnson
My International
Gitlinger
Maverlak Y
Johnaan
Perguson
Burker
O'Mara
Misa Taylor
Bhehin
Cougtessman
Congress
Ferguson
Bortetéi
Maury Trial Resumed Here in Franklin Court
The Maury trial resumed after a Thanksgiving holiday with Maverick declaring not guilty. District Attorney Shook opened with details of alleged luncheon at the Plaza Hotel involving Rebecca Taylor, Maxwyell Fuicker, and talks of campaign contributions. The state contends Maverick proposed buying poll taxis for ILGWU members and attempted to reach a deputy tax collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Buck
Gittinger
Maverick
Giltinger
John R. Shook
Johnson
Carl Wright Johnson
Shook
Bryce Ferguson
Rebecca Taylor
International Ladies’ Garment Workers Union
Maxwyell Fuicker
Plaza Hotel
David Dubinsky
Jim
Miss Taylor
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Burke
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Smirt
W. Houston ST
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Fotal
Bundey
San Antonio
Blatzz Brewing Company
Milwaukas, Wirconsine
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Mike
Milwaukee
Blatz
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Eee Music
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