Folk Think Government Is Improving But Faces Graft Risk
Former Missouri Governor Joseph W. Folk argues that government is gradually improving through enforcement of law and abolition of legal privilege. He contends corruption stems from privileges of lawlessness and lax enforcement, urging repeal of bad laws and direct citizen control to restore honest toil and responsible governance.
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Missouri
Joseph W. Folk
St. Louis
Prominent Speaker on Graft Exposure and Civic Awakening
Mr. Folk, traveling to Beeville after a San Antonio stop, argues that bribery was once hidden but is now being probed. He says Americans are awakening to responsibility in government and that exposure, not concealment, marks progress. Corruption must be addressed, not tolerated. disgrace lies in tolerating it.
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San Antonio
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Violet Charlesworth
England
Edward Hughes Jones
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Dr. Jones
Brush Issues Letter Advising Precinct Primaries In Texas
W B Brush state chairman of the Republican Progressive league writes to county chairs urging that precinct primaries be held May 4 to elect delegates for the May 7 county convention. Only voters with poll tax receipts may vote. County conventions will select delegates to the Fort Worth state convention May 28 with representation by precinct based on governor race tallies.
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W. B. Brush
Republican Progressive League
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Fayette
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Webb
Banking lecture by William A. Scott to discuss reform
William A. Scott, Wisconsin professor and national monetary expert, will lecture on Banking and Currency Reform Wednesday night at the Chamber of Commerce auditorium. The talk, in cooperation with civic groups, aims to educate the public and promote sound banking principles as Congress considers currency reform. Croftonian Tailoring Co. at 104 Jefferson St. supports the event.
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William A. Scott
University of Wisconsin
School of Commerce
National Citizens’ League
International Club
Congress
National Monetary Commission
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