Sir. Thomas Wilford has demand-nth 'West, that unless there ment on President Hoover's cam-the Government upon the success Was a change in sentiment soon, the paign speech in Des Moines, where lof the Conference. ed the closing the League's Middle-West. will not only go' for Topeka, Kas.
1,430 he dwelt leged Demo-After a strong appeal by Sir London, Paris Paris, Berlti, Governor Roosevelt but help change Terre Haute Samuel Hoare, Secretary of "State Tome office United the complexion of the House of Re-Springfield, 11 1 referred to for India, to "trust the Government'
Bresentatives to n definite Democra: Savanah, Gi 4877 the' President's promises of better in deciding the fate of the Indian The five day debate of the tie tint Riverside Cait constitution, the Conference endorse Teague of Nations Social Committee Outward flow of American gold ed the Gove Indian con-supplies each a point last summer, stitutional pr: ring the proposed 10 per cent. salaries of the were the Treasury informed Presi: Bir, Winston. Charehill's constitu-League's personnel, which are ile
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