Inauguration Day as Roosevelt Takes Office with Silent Parade
The new President Franklin D. Roosevelt is sworn in by Chief Justice Hughes and delivers a brief, hopeful message about the New Deal. Attendees note the restrained ceremonies, while the nation faces embargo debates and international tensions. The cabinet reshuffle includes Frances Perkins as first female cabinet member. Nathan Bachman appointed to replace Bachman in Tennessee.
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Tennessee
Nathan T. Bachman
Chatanooga
Wall Bachman
Tennessee Supreme Court
Walsh Dies on Coast Train. Montana Senator Was New Attorney General
Thomas J. Walsh of Montana, who had just resigned from the Senate to become attorney general, died on an Atlantic Coast Line train near Wilson, North Carolina, while traveling from Florida to Washington. He was 73, married days earlier in Havana to Senora Nieves Chaumont de Truffin, and was regarded as a leading constitutional authority.
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National 7 Topics Interpreted by William Brackatt Tyee 8 days
A summary of varied political and economic events from the era. Banks restrict withdrawals across several states while Michigan, Indiana, and Pennsylvania face remedial measures. Hoover outlines GOP policy. Louderback impeachment moves proceed. Berlin reacts to Reichstag fire as Hitler tightens control. Prohibition repeal debate returns to states with strategic dry and wet campaigns.
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Prohibition Debate Shapes 1930s State Conventions
The article discusses the liquor issue in the campaign, noting candidates like Bingham and Tydings urging repeal of national prohibition. It explains state conventions may decide ratification, with Republicans and drys split on direct votes, and Senator Harrison's inflation hearings as part of broader economic maneuvers. President Roosevelt's early tenure is touched on as he settles into the presidency.
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Montana Dairy Output Falls in 1932 Across Butter Ice Cream and Cheese
The 1932 Montana annual dairy report shows butter production at 14,181,995 pounds, down 682,159 from 1931, with 4,978,253 pounds sold out of state. Commercial ice cream totaled 607,267 gallons, down 212,892 from 1931, while cheese factories produced 1,888,981 pounds, up 279,66 percent from 1931 and near Montana’s 1928 peak. Dried milk output reached 196,884 pounds and oleomargarine sales hit a state low of 37,304 pounds after 1930.
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Montana News Roundup of Deer, Disease, and Political Mentions
A large buck deer saved from starvation by Crow Creek ranchers near Thompson Falls is recovering. Cattle losses from a mysterious disease hit Ira Franklin of Little Powder, with black leg suspected. Roosevelt’s oath and a Dutch Bible are noted, plus a Montana Supreme Court lien sale rule and bridge-extension bills for Culbertson. Harvard Law Review leadership news, Bllings and Helena BTL reelections, a Great Northern Empire Builder delay, and wildfowl feeding in Flathead with 30000 ducks observed. A state directory listing officials is published by the agriculture department.
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