I have no right to pass any judgment on that question, the facts of which have not been thoroughly sifted by any public tribunal, but I might say that this is entirely a case of local authorities, and was not participated in in any shape by the Federal authorities, right or wrong.
Herbert Hoover: “I have no right to pass any judgment on that question, the facts of which have not been thoroughly sifted by any public…”
On the recordApril 4, 1929
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The President's News Conference
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