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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1936

Page

2

Mussolini Vows Peace Talks as Italian Advances Grow

News from Addis Ababa says Italian forces have seized Amba Alaji and control of Tembien with Ras Desta Demtu’s army gathering in the south. Haile Selassie offers peace via Britain if Italy accepts the status quo and the League considers an embargo. Mussolini faces sanctions pressure and potential war in Europe.

Italy Ethiopia Amba Alaji Tembien Addis Ababa Ras Desta Demtu Badogue Abb Addl Makale Mussolini Geneva Paris League of Nations League Europe Haile Selassie Great Britain Edward

Breckinridge in Ohio Democratic Primary Signals Split

O A Welneman of Columbus announced Breckinridge supporters filed petitions signed by Col Henry Breckinridge of New York to enter his name. He planned to secure 1000 signatures from 80 counties and not seek pledged delegates on a separate Ohio presidential preference ballot.

Roosevelt Breckinridge Ohio O. A. Welneman Columbus Col Henry Breckinridge New York

Removal of Gen Hagood Triggers Washington Row

General Hagood removed from command of the Eighth Corps area by order of the War Department after critical remarks about the WPA and New Deal policies. Gen Malin Craig cited a record of lack of self control and temperate statements. Republican and Democratic lawmakers demand inquiry into the incident.

Johnson Haagood Eighth Corps Washington Malin Craig Hagood Secretary of War Congress Tom Blanton Texas Senator Metcalf Rhode Island War Department Craig Dern House WPA CCO

Vandenberg Declines Ohio Primary Candidacy

Senator Vandenberg of Michigan declines to enter Ohio’s presidential primary but keeps open a bid for the Republican nomination. He says his sole interest is in the wisest convention decisions on leadership and policy. Frank Gannett of Rochester, publisher, agreed as second choice to back Borah’s 52 Ohio delegates if Borah’s nomination falters.

Enator Vandenberg Michigan Ohio Republican State Committee of Vandenberg Borah Frank E. Gannett Rochester N. Y Idaho Gannett New York

Nye presses war profits bill for Senate consideration

Senator Nye of North Dakota vows to bring the war profits bill to full Senate session, threatening a filibuster to defeat the finance subcommittee led by Tom Connally. The Nye plan would tax earnings heavily and confiscate income above ten thousand dollars during wartime.

Nye Enator Nye North Dakota Tom Connally Texas

Omnipresent Power Struggles in Georgia Finance Crisis

The Georgia government faces a fiscal crisis as Gov Eugene Talmaugh acts with de facto control after failing to secure appropriations. Key officials, including State Treasurer George Hamilton and Controller General William Harrison, are ousted for not honoring treasury warrants. Hamilton reportedly moved funds to a bank vault while temporary funds were sourced from three state departments, banks, the U.S. post office, and the attorney general. Mail to suspended officers is impounded, disrupting tax remittances.

Eugene Talmaugh Georgia General Assembly Washington George Hamilton William Harrison Treasury Hamilton United States Post Office

Soviet View on Far East Tensions and U S Politics

The Moscow view downplays a Japanese war threat despite recent military coups. Russia cites superiority in men and equipment, rail links to Vladivostok, and coastal fortifications to deter attacks. Back in Washington, Roosevelt seeks Maine and West Virginia votes, shields shipping subsidies, and pressures Congress on merchant marine policy amid economic concerns.

Washington Far East Moscow State Department Army Navy Russia Vladivostock Trans Siberian Viadivestock Germany Japan

Mongolian Culters Grow Hair Over Faces for Fortune

Mongolian sect members reportedly grow facial hair all over their faces via a secret ritual, enabling them to resemble animals and terrorize villagers into supplying food and clothing. The practice ties their appearance to personal fortune, as locals fear the cult’s demands.

Mongolia Pergona

Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Liver Pills Revival Ad

Advertisement copy touting Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as original liver pills from 60 years ago. It claims to regulate liver and bowels and promotes the product for general digestive health.

Dr. Pierce

Or Is It Inherited Do Colleges Teach Happy Marriages

A feature questions whether modern colleges teach the science of happy marriages or merely offer theories. It probes whether relationship skills are taught as a discipline or learned informally through culture and personal experience.

Bayer Aspirin claim on safety and headaches relief

An advertisement urges readers to consult doctors about preparations and promotes Bayer Aspirin as a safer, effective relief for headaches and pains. It touts Bayer Aspirin as a trusted, regularly taken remedy and explains how to request it by name at drugstores.

Learn Through Others cautions from misfortunes

A pithy quote attributed to Publius Syrius urges learning caution by observing others mistakes and misfortunes. It frames risk awareness as a shared moral lesson.

Publus Syrius

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