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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1932

Page

3

Democrats Claim Both Congress Branches After Election

The next Congress will be Democratic in the House and Senate with Roosevelt expected to work with a friendly majority. Several incumbents will depart the Senate March 4 including Bingham Smoot Glenn Watson Moses Brookhart Blaine Shortridge. Roosevelt leads Michigan closely, and McNutt wins Missouri, while Democrats gain seats in Connecticut Missouri New York Pennsylvania Rhode Island Virginia South Dakota Ohio and Illinois. Speaker Garner wins Texas district and will resign to become Vice President on March 4.

House Senate Roosevelt Congress United States Hiram Bingham Connecticut Tweed Smoot Utah Otis F. Glenn Illinois James ©. Watson Indiana George H. Moses New Hampshire Smith Wildman Brookhart Iowa John J. Blaine Wisconsin Samuel M. Shortridge California Bingham Smoot Glenn Watson Moses Brookhart Blaine Shortridge Horner van Nuys Paul V. McNutt American Legion Hoover Michigan William A. Comstock Wilberb Brucker Missouri New York Pennsylvania Rhode Island Virginia South Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Ilinois James W. Woadsworth John N.garner Texas

Governors of states elected in September 12

The list names party affiliations for new state governors across the United States led by Arizona Dr. D B Moeur and Florida Dave Shultz among others. It includes Edwin C Johnson of Colorado, Wilbur L Crosa of Connecticut, C Douglas Buck of Delaware, Eugene Talmadge of Georgia, C Ben Ross of Idaho, Henry Horner of Illinois, Paul V McNutt of Indiana, Clyde L Herring of Iowa, Harry H Woodring of Kansas, Louis J Brann of Maine, Joseph B Ely of Massachusetts, William A Comstock of Michigan, Floyd B Olson of Minnesota, Guy B Park of Missouri, John E Erickson of Montana, Charles W Bryan of Nebraska, John G Winant of New Hampshire, Arthur Seligman of New Mexico, Herbert H Lehman of New York, John C Ehringhaus of North Carolina, H C Depuy of North Dakota, George White of Ohio, Norman B Case of Rhode Island, and Deletion of Tom Berry of South Dakota.

Hoover Hoover Roose and Teneanaee Smith Alabama Arizona A . Mexicas Arkansas California Colorado Sen Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Idaho Illinois Indiana Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolin South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington Enelaak West Virginia Wyoming Lena Arizona D. B. Moeur J. M. Futrell Edwin C. Johnson Wilbur L. Crosa C. Douglas Buck Dave Shultz Eugene Talmadge C. Ben Ross John E. Erickson Charles W. Bryan John G. Jwinant Ro de Mexico Arthur Seligman New York Herbert H. Lehman North Carolina John C.ehringhaus North Dakota H. C. Depuy Ohio George White Norman South Delethe Tom Berry

Pope Declines as Pueblo Rebellion Marks Turbulent Era

A San Juan medic, Pope, rises to unite Pueblo factions against Spanish rule in 1680s New Mexico. The plan collapses as drought, civil war, and sarc or upheaval follow. Spaniards retreat to El Paso after siege, and Indians rule remains for years. Pope's leadership ends amid deposement and failed comeback.

San Juan Tope Arizona Hope Pueblo Spain Otermin Santa Fe Rio Grande Il Paso Pope Pueblos Tewa Tanos

Fragmented German culture and princely rule in the eighteenth century

The text describes Germany's cultural landscape in the eighteenth century as a dispersed mosaic under princely dominion. It contrasts imperial centers like London Paris and Madrid with Germany's many great and small cultural spots. It notes the lasting charm of this varied scene.

London Paris Madrid Germany

How Modern Women Lose Pounds of Fat Swiftly Safely

An ad promises rapid fat loss with Kruschen Salts consumed daily in hot water before breakfast. It urges reducing pastry and fatty foods, and claims weight loss within four weeks with a money back guarantee if health does not improve. Available at drugstores worldwide.

Butane Gas Heating Trials Begin in California Orchards

California fruit growers move from smudge fires to butane gas as a heating method to combat early frost. Butane, a byproduct of crude oil refining, is being tested and could be sold commercially across the state if successful.

California

Hermetically Speaking Dialog Fragments

Conversation between two speakers hints at travel plans with a question about heading east this summer and a conditional answer about going if possible. The exchange presents a brief glimpse into future plans without broader context.

Human anatomy and life's varied interests noted

There are between 300 and 400 pairs of muscles in the human body and many single muscles. A daughter loses interest in the kitchen around age nine. Some men turn life into a struggle by not believing in religion.

Salesmen and distributors offer free trial merchandise

A classified notice advertises positions for salesmen and distributors earning $72 weekly. It promises guaranteed profit and 100% repeat, with no selling required, to contact via P. O. Box 8B in Huntington Park California.

P. O Huntington Park California

Measure for Life Span by Mulock at Orillia Banquet

Sir William Mulock joked that the best way to live long is to choose good healthy parents. He noted a rough test of a person’s likely lifespan is summing the ages of parents and grandparents and dividing by six, as reported by the Toronto Mail and Empire.

William Mulock Orillia Toronto Mail Empire

Dieting talk in playful tea room chat

The weekly Telegraph notes a light exchange about dieting and beauty regimes with two women in a cheerful, teasing tone. Denna jokes about peroxide while discussing modern cosmetic concerns in society.

Unwise Move Sparks Question About Heaven to Earth

A grim exchange questions origins of a baby with phrases like Heaven and Waney. The dialogue highlights confusion and sudden relocation from a celestial realm to a mortal setting, signaling a controversial move or decision.

No Dinner Time Joke Reveals a Cold Comeback

A sharp joke exchanges a line about timing and appetite. The retort implies the wife serves the meal cold when the husband is late, delivering a humorous domestic twist.

Relief From Neuralgia In Minutes With Bayer Aspirin

An advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin for rapid neuralgia and headache relief, claiming instant stomach dissolution and quick pain easing. It warns buyers to ensure the box bears Genuine Bayer Aspirin and the Bayer cross on tablets, noting heart safety.

Bayer Aspirin Laboratories Bayer

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