Legal battle over Bexar voting machines contract
In Bexar County a lawsuit seeks to temporarily enjoin payment and void the voting machine rental contract for 300 machines used in the August election. Plaintiffs Roy C Batley and others claim lack of emergency funding, improper budget amendments, and violation of bidding rules. Hearing set July 22 before Judge Everett Schren.
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Skr
Bexar County
District Court
Iaming
Bexar
C. W. Anderson
Edgar Garvey
Emily
Sam C. Bell
Roy C Batley
Gerald 5. Connell
Frank Men
H. G
Ball, Moure and
Bergstrom
Tilfs
Everett
Wits
Sen
Garvey
Fray Sam. Levey
Aselstent
Austin
Attory
Uthe
Automaticing Machine Corporation of
Tal Af
Jo County
Commissioners’ Court
United States
Alleenatic Corporation
Keown
Iompany
Attrotintie Corporation
Automatic Corporation
Tme
Plantiffs
Service Groups Fight Revealed at National Retail Credit Meet
Bernard B. Cantor warned delegates that some lawyers push to abolish the collection agency system, claiming collection managers practice law. The convention near half its sessions with 1200+ credit and collection professionals from across the country, closing with officer installations and a rooftop banquet.
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Bernard B. Cantor
Agsociated Credit Bureau of America
National Retail Credit Association
Cantor
American Bar Association
United States
National
Retail Credit, Association
Credit Women's Breakfast Clibs
North America
Credit Bureau Managers and Collections Service
Associated Credit Bureaus of America
Tae
Miners to Salute Flag at Local Colliery
Wilkee-Barre Pa June 20 The 150 miners at the Mocat aqua colliery near Wilkee-Barre begin daily flag salutes to the American flag after Local 1157 of the United Mine Workers ordered the practice following a flag raising ceremony A foreman was assigned to enforce the regulation.
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Wilkee-Barre
Mocataqua
United Mine Workers Union
Credit Bureau Chiefs Tried in Public Demonstration
Credit bureau leaders presented at a convention lecture on self improvement and services. Benjamin P. Bills, Chicago head, staged audience scenarios judged by a jury of senior men, with a motion picture illustrating five steps to selling a bureau's services.
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Credit Bureau
Credit Bureau of America
Gunter
Benjamin P. Bills
Chicago
Bmix
William Armdt
Little Rock
Ark
Roy H. Wickman
Oakland
Calif
A.C. Bittle
Knoxville
Tena
Howard G. Chilton
Dallas
J. C
Reyson
Tulsa
J. P. McWil
Hams
Florence
Osla
Bet
Voice Technique and Credit Conference Highlights
At the National Retail Credit convention in Fort Worth a collection service group shared methods to improve telephone conversations using a film by Southwestern Bell. Speakers included W L Brain of Jaske Brothers and E P Thomas of the Merchants' Credit Association. New officers to be introduced at closing.
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Collection and Credit Bureau
Collection Service
National Retail Credit
Gunter Notel
Mr. X.gets & New
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Aarph W. Matthews
Battle Gronk
Mich
Matthews
Bernan B. Cantor
Fortland
Ore
Brain
W. L. Brain
Jaske
Brothers
E. P. Thomas
Merchants’ Credit Association
Corpus Christi
James 5. Biseman
Associated Retail Credit Men
Washington, D. C
Feld
John T. Mock
Evanston Credit Bureau
Evanston
Inteo
Heard, & Mullendore
Ue Tula
Ouia
Henry 8. Fulks
Macon County Credit Rating Service
Decatur
C. W. J. Barrloon
State Adjustment Company
Davenport
Iowa
E.G. Graves
Retail Merchants’ Association of
Chest's Budget Group Named
A budget committee to decide which agencies shall become members of the Chest's Community Chest and to name campaign goals was selected Thursday with Robert Fe Wit as chairman at the first meeting of the Chest's board of directors. Representatives of 50 welfare and charitable organizations attended. Other members include John M. Bennett James H. Calvert Henry F. Drought Nat Goldsmith Lytle W. Gosling Melrose Holmgreen Ignacia E. TheTi0y Albert Steves Jr. Mrs Patrick H. Swearinged and Mrs Edgar Tobin.
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Ban Antony Community Chest
Campeigt
Robert Fe Wit
Chest
John M. Bennett
James H. Calvert
Henry F. Drought
Nat Goldsmith
Lytle W. Gosling
Melrose Holmgreen
Ignacia E. the
Greek Order to Hold Mest Meeting at Alamo Inn
The Great Order of Ahepa will meet Sunday at the Alamo Country Inn in San Antonio with convention headquarters at the Gunter hotel. Spokesman Nick Marosis said about 608 members are expected to attend the convention.
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Great Order of Ahepa
Gunter Hotel
Alamo Country
Lnn
San Antonio
Nick Marosis
Authorities in Mexico hunt for artist Sequeiros
Authorities nationwide pursued Mexican artist David Alfaro Sequeiros as the suspected organizer of the failed murder plot on Leon Trotsky. Police held about thirty suspects, with Rosendo Gomez Lorenso and Nestor Sanchez Hernandez among those in custody, while others confessed or aided the plan.
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Merico City
Republic
David Alfaro Sequeiros
Leon Trotsky
Sequeiros
Spain
Berm
Pueardtn
J. Blanne] Nunez
Federal District
Rosendo Gomez Lorenso
Nestor Sanchez Hernandez
Sequetros
Hernandez
Trotsky
Juan Zuniga Camacho
Pedro
Average debtor profile discussed at Corpus Christi credit meeting
A Merchants Credit Association official described the typical average debtor as a married man from a small city or farming community who has fallen into debt due to mismanagement illness or overextension. He outlined thorough checks on paying history employment prospects and willingness to rehabilitate credit. The association uses a system where aging accounts are consolidated by a single bureau and part of weekly wages are directed to creditors.
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EP. Thomas
Merchants Credit Association of
Corpus Christi
Hivilion
Na Hepa Retail Credit Association
Thames
Corpus Christ
Thomas
Georgian Elected Kiwanis Proxy at International Convention
Minneapolis June 20. Election of Mark A. Smith of Thomaston Ga as 1840 41 president of Kiwanis International announced today at the annual convention Members elected to two year terms on the board of trustees included Charles S Dudley Dallas
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Minneapolis
Mark A. Smith
Thomaston
Ekiwaniis International
Membira
Charles 5. Dudley
Dallas
City Council Approves Tentative 3940-41 GIS Budget
The council passed a tentative 2,998,758 dollar city budget for 3940-41 including 455,988 for the mayoral department 143,000 for the tax department 294,000 for streets 925,000 for fire and police 480,000 for parks. The mayoral budget adds funds for elections an audit La Villita project and raises health and inspector allocations to 154,080 and 49,000 respectively.
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Momlay
Tire Ecity Council
Fire and Police
la Villita
Perales Demands Official Removal in San Antonio
Alons Perales, an attorney, demanded Mayor Maury Maverick resign from the San Antonio board of health and from the advisory committee drafting a city manager charter. He said he sent a letter of resignation on April but it was ignored, accusing the administration of failing to keep a campaign pledge to Latin-Americans.
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San Antonio
Alons Perales
Maury Maverick
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