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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 3, 1933)
4 MEDFORD MATL TRTBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, CONFER ON KIDNAP PROSECUTION A VIEW OF HAVANA-SCENE OF NEW TURBULENCE OUTLAW AT KIDNAPING HEARING Topsy-Turvy Flier -1-5 : 1 . - .: .'.r .,5:3 I'Vj. :'. xlv,:vr-v..1 1012 it William Hamm Jr. (right), millionaire St Paul brewer who wai kidnaped, Is shown in conference at St. Paul with L. L. Drill, United States district attorney, lust before Hamm appeared before a grand Jury Investigating ths case. (Associated Press Photol WOMAN HELD IN TORCH DEATH' f XV ' Mil Eiiiifaii 1 This general view of navana, as seen from Morro Casus, snows ihe area wmcn nas oeen mo center of the turbulent political situation. At ths other end of El Prado, the tree-lined (treat slightly to right of con fer. Is Central square, where much of the recent bloodshed took place. The dome of ths capltol is shown rising above other buildings. (Associated Press Photo) FILLY WINS RICH HARNESS RACING CLASSIC Harvey Bailey, a leader In the Memorial day break of 11 convlcti from the Kansas state penitentiary and Identified as the machlno gun ner In Kansas City's Union station "massacre," Is shown as he wai arraigned In Dallas, Tex,, where he pleaded not guilty to charges of kidnaping Charles F, Urschel, Oklahoma City oil man. Associated Press Photo) The day after Mllo Q. Burcham (above), broke the record for In verted flight In an airplane, Lieut. Tito Falconl of the Italian royal air force reclaimed It His nevi record Is two hours, eight minutes and 54 seconds but Burcham said he would try to break that mark. (Associated Press Photo . MACHADO'S FAMILY AT MIAMI Mrs. May Hanson (left) o Rockford, III., was held In Jail after her former husband, Earl Hanson, was found burned to death In his auto, mobile near her home. Hanson's 12-year-old daughter, June (right), dis covered the flamlno machine. (Associated Press Photol CUBAN MOB SACKS HAVANA NEWSPAPER OFFICE in-t;,", In Kansas Bond Case FTji'VS Fpwf Mary Reynolds, a slim bay Ally owned by W. N. Reynolds of Winston Salem, N. C, captured the rich Hambletonlanthe nation's trotting classic, at Goshen, N. Y. Her driver, Ben White, Is shown with ths victory wreath after the victory. (Associated Press Photo) POLICE QUIZ ST. PAUL DOCTOR wV- W Wlrf' 1 ;JVi' r f4 . -taVv vt P it i j y; J L feSli! jPSfiK .ifefm jSSi, sS.f :;:$; . tejWwaif fife s T ;77 , . .- - : v . . ' ' I Leland Caldwell (above), an em ploye of Ronald Finney, broker arrested on a charge of uttering spurious bonds In Kansas, also was arrested on a similar charge. (As soclated Press Photo The wife of former President Machado of Cuba fled to Miami, Fla., as her husband went to Nassau Island after the Cuban revolt. She Is shown with her daughters and friends. Left to right, front row: Mrs. Machado and Mrs. Sanchez y Abelll. Above: Mrs. Ramon Qrau, a daugh ter; Nlnlte Qrau, and Mrs. Emllio Obregon, another daughter. (Asso ciated Press Photo) . WEAPONS FOUND IN ESCAPED CONVICT'S HIDEOUT The story of Dr. W. H. Hedberg, St, Paul chiropractor, that he had been assaulted twice within six weeks, was Investigated by police. As Hedberg, shown here, lay in a St. Paul hospital. It was announced that Dr. E. J. Engberg, prominent 8t. Paul physician who was lured from his home several weeks ago, had identified Dr. Hedberg as his captor. (Asso ciated Press Photo) C. C. C. LAD EMULATES STEVE BRODIE wOmi ii ,eft "j I , When Harvey Bailey, escaped Kansas convict, was arrested near Paradise, Tex., these weapons were found at hie bedside. They Include two automatlo pistols, an automatie rifle and a machine gun police be lieve was used In the Kansas City Union station "massacre" In June. (Associated Press Photo) This Associated Press picture shows a mob of Cubans In front of the Havana newspaper Heraldo de Cuba, unofficial organ of the Machado government, after they had attacked the property and destroyed much of the paper's equipment. This scene was taken during the wild disorders which occurred during Machado's overthrow. . HAVANA SOLDIERS FIRE ON HATED SECRET POLICE -"i . -".I'LL- 1.1 L I If, A, JK . ' . , 1 i J. ' i ' 1 ' --c v-' sHr 4 W ;J ; l W -4- J L NUDISTS WARNED BY SEATTLE COP Leavenworth Warden Such scenes as this were common In Havana when-Cuban soldiers rounaed up and snot or imprisoned members of former President Gerardo Machado's strong-arm squad, ths Porrl'.tas, who wsrs charged with slaying political opponents in attempts U m.lntain ths Machado dictatorship by fores. (Associated Press Ehoto) Walter Kamlnskl, Civilian Conservation corps worksr from Brook lyn, N. doss a hundred foot Jump from ths Interstate bridge at Lswlston, Ida., to earn a photographer's $1.89. The famed Stave Brodls Is supposed to have accomplished the leap from the Brooklyn bridge In satisfactory manner but Kamlnskl sustained a broksn breast H. R. Hudspeth (abova), wardan of tha annex of ths federal peni tentiary at Leavenworth, Kas, suspended his assistant, Patrick J. Kearney, following dlscloaurss that Terry Druggan, Chicago beer baron, had been allowed unauthorised privileges. Druggsn waa ordsrsd transfsrrsd to ths Atlanta prison. iAl8vlta EMM EJjfilal - - . .si, 1 -' i - - T 7 J for i;, . Zi .V. . Z J 1.1'. . i-.. :i, - Stat. Patrolman Ben Rouch Is saying, "Tut, tut, you can't do that hers" to Jimmy Thstchsr and Shlrlsy March aa ths young couple, towsls ovsr arms, prspare for a clothless swim In tha bsach at teattls, With. (Allo.UKd Prill Photos .
