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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1937

Page

2

Congress May Block Roosevelt on New Deal Policy Next Year

Washington observers say Congress could resist Roosevelt’s reform aims for the Supreme Court in 1939 40, with Democrats cautious about primaries and loyalty to the President. Brain Trust drafting likely ends as party factions seek a 1940 nominee not tied to New Deal ideals.

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Recalled 1862 Minnesota Massacre and political fault lines

The piece recalls the 1862 Minnesota uprising led by Little Crow amid stalled annuities and frontier tensions. It contrasts media attacks on Lehman with national fears, then details the Sioux attack on Fort Ridgely, the massacre at the Upper Agency, and the firefight that shaped public opinion and policy.

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Sibley’s Campaign and the 1862 Sioux War Fallout

Col Henry H Bibley led 1,400 volunteers to crush the Sioux at Fort Ridgely and the Lower Agency. Maj J R Brown, with 200 men, battled Little Crow near Birch Coulee. Sibley relieved, negotiated for captives, and defeated the Sioux at Wood Lake on Sept 23. 269 captives freed Sept 26. 1,500 Sioux imprisoned. 392 tried. 39 hanged Dec 28. Little Crow fled Abe July 1863 while harvesting berries nearby.

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