Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 07, 1934, Page 15, Image 15

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    MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOK1! OREGON,
Democrats Choose
Him for Rainey Seat
MAP SHOWS STRATEGIC SPOTS IN LINDY BABY KIDNAPING CASE
ARRAIGN LINDY KIDNAPING SUSPECT FOR EXTORTION
Scott Lucas (above) of Havana,
IM., chairman of the Illinois tax
commission and former national
Judge advocate of the American
Legion, was nominated by demo
crats from the Illinois Twentieth
district for the congressional seat
held by the late Rep. Henry T.
Rainey, speaker o the house. (As
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Location, In and around metropolitan New York that have figured prominently In the Lindbergh baby kidnaping case and Us possible
eolutlon as a result of the arrest of Bruno Richard Hauptmann, fugitive German, are shown graphically in this Associated Press map. In the
upper left Is a closeup of the ransom zone where the $50,000 ransom was paid and where part of the money was recovered at Hauptmann'e
home. The dlaoram of the fllllna station Indicates where Hauptmann was finally detected as he passed one of the marked gold notes.
Bruno Richard Hauptmann (eenter), looking fresh and with collar and necktie removed. Is ahown as
he was arraigned In the Bronx magistrate's court in New York on a charge of extortion in the Lindbergh
kidnaping ease following hi, arrest and the discovery of part of the $50,000 ransom money In his posses
sion. Left to right: Assistant District Attornsy Andrew C. McCarthy; Hauptmann, Bernard Melsel,,
Hauotmann'a attnrnev. lAssoolated Press Photo
FINGERPRINTS CALLED 'PRICELESS' IN LINDY CASE
ATTRACT SCIENTIFIC INTEREST
MORE LINDY RANSOM MONEY FOUND IN GARAGE PLANK
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Although the three-year-old sons of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Rios of
Catalina Island, Cal., are Identical twins they present a striking con
trast In the color of their skin, eyes and hair. Lionel (left) is an albino
with milky white ekin and hair and reddish eyes. Daniel (right) ia
dark akinned and has brown eyes. The mother and father are Mexicans.
Mrs. Rios Is shown with the twjris which have attracted much scien
tific Interest. (Associated Press Photo)
JAFSIE'S DESCRIPTION OF SUSPECT
Further evidence In the case analnut Rnmn Rirh.irH ui,n-.nH ini. i- ,..4i-- i . . ..
f 'rrt t!unaP'nKfl'iWai8 dl,cov,,re'i ln ,ne" our htl". bored In a plank In the suspect's garage- Police
. ' . Vu L i L M ' nsm nioney, siuuea in tne receptacles. The money
A J that found by police, but bills stuffed Into the holes to show how tht money was
hidden. The gun, fu v oaded. was dfscnvar,i in hni. in ni.Hi, i... . u- . .
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Months ago an artist retained by the department of Justice sde
these sketches of the man who received the $50,000 ransom fro. Or.
i. F. Condon "Jafsle" In the Lindbergh kidnaping case using Dr.
Condon's description a, a "mcdol." Investigator, were amazed, after
Bruno Richard Hauptmann waa arrested for the crime, to see how
elosely the artist', portrait, resembled the suspect. (Associated Pres,
Photo)
Department of Justics agents
sought Or. Joseph B. Moran, for
msr Illinois physician, for question
ing In the $100,000 kidnaping of
Eoward Q. Bremer, Si. Paul oanx
sr. They believe the abductors hired
a physician to treat Bremer while
he was being held. (Associated
Press hoto)
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As officials pushed their Investigation of the Lindbergh baby kidnaping case, one Investigator termed
Bruno Hauptmann'a fingerprints "the one priceleee piece of evidence." Four of th suspsct's rlghthand
prints are shown at top. Below are shown two of the peoullar Interlocking eymbola which appeared on
all the Lindbergh ransom notea. These likewise were expected to play a significant part In the case at
it progroesed. (Associated Press Photos)
LINDY REFUELS NEAR TEXAS VILLAGE
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In Georgia's greatest peacetime mobilization of state militiamen, guardsmen were oalled to duty at
strategic polnte In the textile strike area a, aeveral cotton mill, reopened. This was the scene a, guard,
et up a machine oun to guard mill at Atco. Qa. (Aeaociated Preee Photo)
While speeding from the Paclflo .-oast 't New York to appear be
fore a grand lury In connection with vhargee that Bruno Richard
Hauptmann extorted $50,000 In the baby Lindbergh kidnaping, Col, and
Mre. Charles A. Lindbergh landed In a field near Spearman, Texas, to
take on gae. Lindbergh I, shown refueling the small plane. (Associated
Pres, Photo)
SURFBOARD RIDERS CARRY THEIR OWN SAILS
HELP TRACK DOWN LINDY SUSPECT
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EX-DILLINGERITES FAIL IN 'SOAP-GUN' LIBERTY DASH
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When Walter Lyle (left) received , $10 gold eertlflcate from Bruno
Richard Hauptmann in payment for gasoline he checked up on 't and
1 discovered It to be part of the Lindbergh k.dnaping ransom and gave
authorise the tip that resulted In the Germsn a hen e ar r "t- Lyla It
shown with hi, asslitant. Jihn J. Lyon, CAitoviattd Pret, Photo)
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Taking a chapter from the life of their (lain bandit leader, Charla, Mskley and Harry Plerpont faeh
loned thets guns from soap and attempted to bluff their way out of the Ohio state prison In Columbue
with fatal retulta for Makley and he wounding of Pierpont. The desperadoee were awalirg execution
for the slaying of Sheriff Sarber. Oilllnger used a wooden pistol In hi, apectacular tscau from Crown
Point. Ind, iAsiocijied Rres, PhgUi. -
mia t have to wait for a wave or "hitch a tow from a motoi boat wltn tne
n.wT.yp. eon?" ncJ "oeelgned by tw's.nt. Monica, C.I., young men. the,, .ail .qulppjri
Drd. hollow and about 10 feet long, scoot along under th.jlighje.t br.ete and can be nav.gated like
any sailing boat. (At,oelat,d Preti Photo)