Pay More Attention to America Corak
Senator Borah urged focus on American internal affairs over international obligations. He warned against growth of Washington bureaucracy and centralization, saying leadership requires strengthening domestic health wealth and institutions while preserving local control and popular rule.
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Chicago
America
Knight
William B. Borah
Idaho
Washington
United States
Izaak Walton League of America
Borah
Chicago man named head of Izaak Walton League
United Press reports Chicago born Will H. Dilgo elected as president of the Izaak Walton League of America at its Chicago convention. Officers include Fred H. Peet as secretary and Charlies H. Polds as treasurer, with several vice presidents from Chicago and beyond. The group endorsed inviting tribal chiefs as honorary members and urged gun regulation balanced by protection of law-abiding citizens, aiming for strong game and fish protection, licensing, refuges, and a migratory bird treaty with Mexico.
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United Press
Chicago
Izaak Walton
Will H. Dilgo
Fred H. Peet
Charlies H. Polds
Thomas Ambrose
Henry van Dyke
New Jersey
James O. Hyworth
Col
A. E. Humphrey
Denver
J. R. Cunningham
Kansas City
League
Mexico
Woodmen of the World Delegates Travel to State Meet
G. M. Ledford Forest Walker and Ray McGee departed for San Antonio to attend the Woodmen of the World state convention. The Woodmen Circle drill team left Friday night and aims to compete for valuable prizes in multiple contests.
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G. M. Ledford
Forest Walker
Ray McGee
San Antonio
The
Woodmen of the World
Woodmen
Hereford Humor and Cowboys in Amarillo Scene
A vaudeville of Western lore from Amarillo riffs on cowhands, poll taxes, and local lore. Lod Calahan and Cal Merchant exchange quips about inspectors and water, while Hereford boosters prep for April 17. Community tales include Riv er Road school fund raising and a nod to Mineral Wells conventions.
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River Road School
Amarillo
Railroad News and Folks Highlights in Amarillo Area
Rail and railroad updates feature Denver and Amarillo personnel including F A Smerke returning from Colorado and J F Gillispie reassigned to Clarendon to Childress freight. Jack Steel promoted to local baggage agent in Amarillo amid broader talk of grain prices and a $120,000 pouch loss en route to Detroit.
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Denver
J. F. Gillispie
California
Clarendon
Childress
Jack Steel
Amarillo
Postoffice
Washington
Federal Reserve Bank
Detroit
Buffalo
Eastland Appeals Court Saved by Bill Veto
Governor Ferguson vetoed House Bill No. 320 which would have moved Wood and Van Zandt counties to the sixth district and Fayette to the third, potentially repealing the eleventh civil appeals court. A duplicate veto also blocked House Bill No. 600 assigning county attorneys to perform district attorney duties and name deputies.
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Eastland Appeals Court
Air service planned between England and India
Report states a new air service linking England and India is planned. It notes Siam will host a national exposition of trade and industries from that country to promote commercial ties.
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England
India
Siam
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