MEDFOKD HAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON,
ANOTHER FLIGHT RECORD FOR NAVT
BANKER'S BRIDE BAGS BIG MOOSE CAPTURED IN GOLF COURSE MURDER KATHRYN KELLY SEWS IN PRISON
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Lleut..Comm. Knerfler McGlnnls (left) and his passenner, Adm A
W. Johnson, are shown after five navy seaplanes In McGinnis' command
set a new one-stop mass formation record for flying boats In a dash
from Coco Solo, Canal Zone, to San Diego, Cal. (Associated Press Photo)
INSPECT DAMAGED HAVANA HOTEL
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Nineteen-year-old Mrs. Robert F. Welsh, bride of a Philadelphia
banker, shot this moose with an antler spread of 67' 4 inches from a
distance of 20u yaras. it was claimed to be a record for women hunt
ers. The prize was brought down on the Kenal peninsula, near Seward,
Alaska. She Is shown with her prize and guide, Frank Towle. (Asio
elated Press Photo)
DIPLOMACY AIDS FAMILY REUNION
Devastation wrought In the recent battle of the Hotel National
In Havana now may be seen by visitors. Sight-seers are shown inspect
ing damage caused by one shell which pierced three walls and exploded
40 feet Inside the building. (Associated Press Photo)
CONVICTED IN 'TORTURE SLAYING'
Diplomatic aid brought about the reunion of little five-year-old Irmi
Francesca Welch and her father, James E. Welch (center), after a sep
aration of more than four years while Irma was In custody of a guardlar
In Venezuela and her father was Jailed for kidnaping In an Mtempt tc
recover his child. Tney are shown thanking Assistant Secretary of State
Payer In Washington. Welch and his daughter will live In Shreveport
La. (Associated Press Photo)
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A verdict convicting Harry Shelby, 44 (left), and his nephew. John
Allen. 26 (right). In the "torture slaying" of Mrs. Mary Schrader, 02.
year-old farm woman, was returned by n circuit court Jury In Newton
III. The verdict carried the death penalty. (Associated Press Photo)
MAKING WINE FOR THIRSTY AMERICA
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Albert H. Wlggln (left), former chairman of the board of the Chase
National bank of New York, Is shown In Washington chatting with Wll
iiam Dean Embree (center), attorney for W. W. Atdrlch, and Ferdinand
Pec)ra (right), Investigator for the senate banking committee studying
stock r- arkct practices. (Associated Press Photo)
TERRY SIGNS FOR FIVE YEARS
In antic, n.itlrn of reoeil of the eighteenth an -ndment Californ.a
winer, et are making a supply cf wirt to mi tin pi--.id demand. He.e
ee Munel K.rkUrd filling a vat with grape juict which will turn
.U w.ne at a plant In S;uthern C,;.;ifn..tAis:tiitsd Pre;. Phctci
Bill Terry Hgned a rl yejf rontract to manage tht world champion
New York Giantt the day after returning to New York from the Utt
world teries game. The sa'ary terms were reliably reported to approxi
mate .0,000 a year. Charlet A. Stoneham, owner of the Giants, It at
left, (Associated Press Photo)
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Floyd "Sailor" Baldwin, 27, Is shown after being captured by tlx
armed officers In a thicket 25 miles from Toledo. Sought In connection
with the killing of Frank Parker on a Toledo golf course. Baldwin thot
hit way out of one police trap but wat later surrounded when acquaint
ances, to whom he went to obtain first aid for a wounded lea. notified
oollce, (Associated Press Phntn
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Mrt. Kathryn Kelly, wife of "Machine Gun" Kelly, It thown at she
took up the life of a workhouse Inmate in the Cincinnati prison when
she began a life sentenco for her part In the kidnaping of Charles F.
Urschel. Sewing and knitting Is the lot of women prisoners there. (Asso.
elated. Press Photo)
STEEL LESDERSTN CONFERENCE TO SETTLE STRIKES
President Of League
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These leaders of the nation's steel Industry conferred with President Roosevelt in efforts to seek a
definite settlement of mine strikes. Left to right: Myron Traylor, George McLaughlin Jr., Ernest Weir,
Nathan Miller, Eugene Qrace. (Associated Press Photo)
Dr. Johan L. Mowinckel, premier
of Norway and president of the
League of Nations assembly, voiced
regret at Germany's action In with
drawing from tho league. (Asso.
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Pilot In Crash
Iowa's Big Punch
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was tne pilot of the big airliner
which crashed In flamea near
Chesterton, Ind., killing all seven
lecuoantt. (Associated Press Photo)
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nctlon-llke Identification of Dick
Crayne, University of Iowa sopho
more, who promises to lead the
Hawkeyes out of the Big Ten eel
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It's All In Fun
Chancellor Engetbert Dollfus of Austria Is shown with his wife
after he had been shot but not seriously wounded by a young assassin.
The gunman, Rudolf Dertll (inset), who fired on the chancellor as he
was about to enter the parliament building, was promptly arrested.
(Associated Press Photos)
PLAN NEW STRATOSPHERE FLIGHT
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Victor Llcata. 21. of Tampa. Fla
was taken Into custody when the
slain bodies of his parents, sis
ter and a brother were found In
Itieir home. Apparently the four
had bean beaten to death with a
blunt instrument. (Asiociated Prew
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wants to amuxa neighborhood chit
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Major Chester L, Pordney (left), who plant to accompany Lieut
Com. T. O. W Settle on a flight Into the stratosphere from Chicago, con
fers with Dr. Arthur Compton (right) of the University of Chicago, whe
is sending alo' Im'rumentt to record cosmic ray findings, (Assoclattd
rc photo)