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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1933)
' MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORB, OttEGOX CUBA UNDER ARMY BEFORE MACHADO LEAVES HELD IN KANSAS CITY SLAYINGS CUBAN 'SAVIOR' NOW IN EXILE Sees Roosevelt ft asfc vis yt4tS,-W,t; 1 lt"is' VS' f Before President Gcrardo Machaa. was ousted In Cuba's tangled political affairs he decreed a state of war and placed the Island under control of military forces. Truekloads of Cuban soldiers are shown being rushed throuoh the streets of Havana. (Associated Press Photo) Heads Indian School JOCKEY GIVES POINTERS TO SON i . ir ..'It, ,1 i fey'' , .! - Henry Roe Cloud of Wichita, Kas., a Yale graduate, has been named as the new superintendent of Haskell Institute at Lawrence. ' Kas. He It a descendant from the Winnebago Indian tnbt, (Associated Press Photo) 'nTT&Z' T!KWW -J-fftW" ' ..:-. Chosen 'Queen' Riot Follows A. Mack Garner, one of the oldest and best known Jockeys, now racing at Saratoga, N. Y., gives his son, Mack Jr., a few pointers on how to saddle a race horse. (Associated Press Photo) HIGH MOMENT AT HORSE SHOW The selection of Geraldlne Glass man, 17, at "Miss Philadelphia" was followed by a riot Police arrested one woman and another was sent to a hospital. Two other girls who had won In previous competitions ' were disqualified because they were married. (Associated Press Photo) I Larry Lansburgh of Stanford university added to the thrills of the seventh annual San Mateo, Cal horse show by taking Who's That over an old automobile. (Associated Press Photo) Col. Orestes Ferrara, secretary of state of Cuba under the Machado regime, ta shown with Senora Ferrara as they arrived In Miami after fleeing from Cuba to become exiles In the United States. Ferrara, often had been called Cuba's savior because of his long career In the island republic. (Associated Press Photo) Oscar 8. Cintas. Cuban ambassa dor to Washington, conferred with President Roosevelt several timet regarding the Cuban situation be fore President Machado was ousted. (Associated Press Photo Louis "Doc" Stacey uefij was ordered extradited 10 Kansas City from Chicago by a federal commissioner for alleged complicity in the machine gun "massacre" of four peace officers and an escaped con vict In Kansas City in June. It was charged the slaving olot originated In a roadhouse by Stacey near Chicago. With him is shown a federal marshal. (Associated Press Photo AT SENATE HEARING IN CRIME Tragedy Principals u. niniiwiiuiii mis up iA Steps necessary to stamp out organized crime were discussed at the hearing of the senate sub-commlttee on racketeering In New York. Among the many notable speakers were Raymond Moley (left), assistant secretary of state who was lent to the department of Justice to survey the racket situation, and Edward P. Mulrooney, former New York police commissioner. (Associated Press Photo) . Helen Bendowskl, 28, (upper) was found shot to death on the roof of a shop near the penthouse of Harold Wolcott (lower) In Pasa dena, Cat, Shortly after a eoron. er's ury made known Its findings hs was charged with murder. (As sociated Press ,'hotos) FOUR KILLED, 22 HURT AS TRUCKS CRASH , to ( : j This picture showa the remains of two trucks, one of which was loaded with picnickers and the other with chemicals, after they crashed near Wilmington, Del., killing four persons and Injuring 22 othsrs. Fir and an explosion of tho chemicals followed the accident. (Associated Press Photo) GIRL BRAVES OCTOPUS FOR PICTURE Defies Bandits WEST POINTERS GO 'OVER THE TOP'. IN PRILLS A .. ' 4 : Am dMmmfM a f , A J . v . Am. i i i a - - - - ' 1 ; -Tm. fit 1 1' sC- A detachn.ent of future army officers Is shown going 'over the top during a raid en an Imaginary enemy as part of West Point's summer field ex.rclset. For five diys the entire cadet corps drilled under tear-war conditions, (Associated Press Photo) . Rose Ruda, 18, killed one bandit and put two others to flight when they tried to rob a restaurant In Cincinnati, Ohio. .In the exchange " of ehots she was hit in the arm but not seriously hurt (Associated Praia Photo ' So Leon F. Douglass, Menlo Park, Cl., Inventor, could test his "In verted perieeope camera," his 17 yesr old daughtsr, Florsnce, entered a tank with an octopus. She Is shown swimming toward the devil fish wh'ch later entanglrd her In ita tentacles. She was freed with the aid of ssvaral men. The camera was d.slgn.d for und.rwater photograph. (Associated Press Photo) KNITTED SPORT SUIT FOR FALL' r Ml T ft fx -'j k vwJtw; " 4 J . fi Fall fashions favor knitted julta for sport wear. Toby Wing, film player, aelects a norfolk type suit in grey knit wear with a brown knit aao and brown and white atrlped scarf. (Associated Prea Photo) New nra stamps are printed I ' TV ' ' g M ".'. t- -" WrlillHtii1liit f a i Hugh 8. Johnson (left)' and Postmaster General Jamea A. Farley Inspeot the original drawing of Uncle 8am'a new three-cent NRA atamp, 400,000,000 of which are being printed to publicise the national recovery administration. (Associated Press Photo) CUBANS IN NEW YORK CELEBRATE lit J i1irCf -, ..... a Members of a secret Cuban revolutionary society raided ths Cuban' consulate In Naw York, assaulted the acting consul general and car ried off a buet of Qerardo Machado. The bust was made a target for mud and soft fruit. The Cubans also had framed portraits of the for mer Cuban president which were lorn to bits. Above picture showa the end of I Machado portrait, (Associated Prssa PhotaV
