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Editorials
February 3, 1932 issue

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The article presents discussions on various topics. The tale of federal-government exploitation of the American Indians is well enough known in its general aspects. But too often certain phases of it escape attention. Specifically, therefore, the Pueblo lands bill, already introduced in U.S. Congress and probably to be considered this session, is worthy of the warmest championship by every possible agency. The bill, seeking as it does to make partial restitution to the Pueblo tribes for land of which they were unjustly deprived, should be passed even though, in a year of business depression, it demands three-quarters of a million dollars of federal funds.

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EDITORIALS; BILLS, Legislative; PUEBLO Indians; INDIANS of North America -- Southwest, New; EXPLOITATION; POLITICAL corruption
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