COWBOY DISPLAYS
THE. GOVEENMENT ATTITUDE.
CSTDNEX SUN. CABLE.)
"(Received 10th April, 10 a.nv) \ ''; LONDON, 9th April*, . In the House of Commons, Lady Terringtonj when alleging, that- cowboy contests were cruel, urged that 'steeivropiug and "bronco-busting" be not allow-' ed at Wembley. ■ ' ' • Mr. W.'cLurih, Under-Secretary " for ,pversoas;.Trhde, said that'he had con-' suited tho Australian and Canadian High. Commissioners, who ' had ' stated thnfc they did riot object to tha ; contests, which were'held to promote the eiEciency of the cowboys. On the present information Mi-'.-Lunn said he could not object to the display, but the G6v-> ernmont would ba empowered to intervene \in the event of cruelty.
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 86, 10 April 1924, Page 5
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