Cave Men Balk at Citizenship in Historic Territory
Phoenix March reports the Pueblo Indians of New Mexico and Arizona resist U.S. citizenship despite wartime service and Liberty bond support. Advocates cite loyalty and wartime aid, but leaders fear land swindles, taxation, and loss of traditional governance.
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Millionaires Club Dining Room Opens for Men
The Millionaires' club at 98 Main St opened its dining room at 3 p m Monday to feed unemployed men. Rations for 500 were prepared for conte a meal and 900 meals were served. President M G Johnson says reopening depends on donations and that if rations reached 41 000 daily it would still be little. The breakfast menu includes music bread and coffee. lunch ham sandwiches and coffee. dinner thick soup bread and coffee. They seek milk coffee fruit sugar and all eatables.
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