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SENATOR BORAH CRITICISED. (United Press Association.—By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.) NEW YORK, October 24. The ‘‘Herald-Tribune" and the ‘‘New York Times" in special Sunday leaders take Senator W. K. Borah severely to task for to-day's statement. The "Tribune" 'says. Senator Borah is exercising the inalienable right of every American statesman to get on the front page. To Americans, astute and utiastute, the tricks of Senator Borah are a too familiar story. The "Times” says: There is no need to argue the point of his frightful lack of good taste and propriety. He proposes steps which will • take the best efforts of the ablest men in the world ten vears to achieve, and intimates that it will be the easiest thing conceivable to take them immediately. A little consideration for the two responsible rulers who are conducting delicate negotiations should have induced him to hold his fire until after they had announced its results.
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Hokitika Guardian, 27 October 1931, Page 5
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