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Indian Affairs Committee Gets New Light on Indians Needs
A House of Representatives Indian affairs committee led by Homer P. Snyder investigated Fort Hall agency conditions in Idaho. The hearing covered irrigation, water rights, and extension of the Fort Hall system, with emphasis on Indian welfare, farming, schooling, and the cost of improvements.
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Indian Affairs Committee
House of Representatives
Fort Hall
Homer P. Snyder
New York
Pocatello
Blackfoot
American Falls
Bancroft
Chesterfield
Tyhee
Homer P Snyder
John A. Kilston
California
Beningo
Tlemander
New Mexico
Marion & Rhodes
Missouri
M. Clint
FE. W. Clark
Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello Rotary Club
D. W. Davis
Fred T. Dubola
W. G. Swendsen
State of Idaho
H. W. Diets
Short Line
IL. Weasley
Aschmeier
E. M. Kennedy
West
Snyder
Indiana
Committee of Investigation
Indian Bureau
Ager
Reservation
Aschemeier
Vuther
Reclamation Engineerswendsen
Swendsen
Diets
Turer
Water Teers Association
Snake River
Turner
Congress
R. B. Greenwood
Gray's Lake
Dé Sire
Chesterfield and
Tin Cup Creek
Ralph Bixey