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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1936)
fEDFORD MATT, TTUTtTTNK MET tFOHD. O'REOQN', BIG PARADE CELEBRATES BRIDGE WYOMING'S HOUSE OF DEATH MEXICAN WORKERS DEMONSTRATE DIEGO RIVERA SALUTES COMMUNISM I diijr 5 IS U I Lh?M J - pSsjgg t ! '&&&$' V- & iir HI 5f h&lf5 v-,4i h "" w v - " l5 v lasfivi!r BiyJ figi- fir :pff fifh wct?&4 , 1 tfcp 1 T'l tip miMMimii :hi Yr mmimM Hero It a view down 8an Francloco'o Market street as a crowd estl mated by police at 500,000 lined the curbs and perched themselves In buildings to view the big civlo parade to celebrate the opening of the ' Death will come quickly to Wyoming's condemned men In this newest San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge. It was the biggest throng ever to lethal machine, just completed by a Denver firm, It Is a gas chamber, witness a parade In San Francisco, Marching in the foreground are recently adopted as a means of execution by Wyoming. Poison pellets units from the United States battle fleet. (Associated Press Photo) are dropped Into a Jar under the chair, to which the prisoner is strapped. (Associated Press Photo) COLUMBIA RIVER DIVERTED FOR COULEE DAM On the twenty-slxth anniversary of the revolution that ended the 30. year dictatorship of Porfirlo Diaz, thousands of radical Mexican labor ers participated In this huge mass meeting In front of Mexico City's ancient cathedral. Speakers denounced Fascism, (Associated Press Photo) REBEL UNIONS SUSPENDED Olego Rivera, noted Mexican murallst whose radical tendencies got him into a controversy with the Rockefeller Center at New York, raised his fist In this Communist salute during Mexican labor's antl Fascist demonstration at Mexico City. At his right Is his seldom photo graphed wife. (Associated Press Photo) HELEN SHOWS NEW STYLES Wins Peace Prize ! i i 1 - ' . . ." 1 ." T- ix-t 5?SiJ I f. HiA r,, 1,! TO t, VV'8" if1 V t,juo aaa-G. .t,stk.vmfjj --gi To proceed. with construction of the big Grand Coule Dam project on the Columbia river in eastern Washington, the river itself was diverted from its course. This picture shows the regular main channel at the left and the new artificial channel (at riahti created by a diversion dam. (Associated Press Photo) SEATTLE MAYOR'S OUSTER SOUGHT Accused Of Slavery Carlos Saavedra Lamas (above), Argentine foreign minister who has been prominent In the League of Nations, was awarded the Nobel peace prize for 1936. Lamas will play a prominent role In the Inter American peace meeting at Buenos Aires, to be attended by President Roosevelt. (Associated Press Photo) These three leaders In the fight against the Lewis "rebels" are pic tured conferring on the floor of the American Federation of Labor conversion at Tampa. Fla.. which voted to continue the C. I. O. unions' suspension. Left to right: Matthew Woll, chairman of the resolutions committee; John P. Frey, who made the "Insurrection" charges that led to the suspension, and William Green, A, F, of L. president, who said, however, "The door Is atlll open, the hand of fellowship Is still extended." (Associated Pros Photo) 1 1 LEAD FASCISTS ASSAULT Mrs. Helen Wine Moody, many times women's tennis champion, has turned to dress designing, Hera are two of her sports ideas as she gava them a final Inspection at New York before placing them an the market (Associated Presa Photo LOYALISTS DIG IN FOR DEFENSE OF MADRID K i- J pF-F 1 4''" 1 AJ' '-?Vf Pj JTTTl l.,U.J :pfPiP-". y.. hV'tifc ZZ a. If ; 4 i -s v" W i 'or trial on a federal charge of aid ..... ,..J. -. . af " M;v,a Mh'aJ . 1 r"r; ; . V ii'i 1 ihN .,a4i.H i. .u- . mo iuicii wir iuiui ui uin, rnncnco rranco. icaaer or mi I T -T'-' ig n - w - r ....'-, v . - w iT- 21 a i'i " uvitiiiy mi vawiiiiu iruill 3.. I Mayor John F. Dora of Seattle faced a move for his ouster from office by a committee which filed a removal petition and announced plans for an attempted recall. Dora was accused of violating hie oath of office and permitting "labor racketeering." (Associated Preea Photo) City Marshal Paul D. Peacher of Earle, Ark., is shown as he appeared for trial on a federal charge of aid ing and abetting In causing a num. ber of negro agricultural workers "to be held as slaves" In east Arkan sas last summer. (Associated Preea Photo) SCHOOLDAYS NOW FOR BLOND QUADRUPLETS 'i'jiz- Pv)p"p--' sj?ki- yi -u'Pxn Two of the ablest war lords of Gan, Francisco Franco, leader of the Insurgent forces In Spain, are Lieut, Col. Handsche Castejon (left), commander of Franco's left flank and hero of 8a n Martin, and Gen. Jose Varela (right), commander of the Fascist armies outside Madrid, (Associated Press-Paramount Newa Photos) ACCUSED POISONER KILLS SELF Antlclpitlng a siege of Madrid with the advance of Spanish Insurgent troops upon the capital, volunteer J loyalist workers are ahown dlcglna trenches to fortify the olty. (Associated Frees Photo) INSURGENTS' CANNON SHELL SPANISH CAPITAL Recovcri from an illness, the blond Morlok quadruplets of Lansing. Mich., were back studying their thr,.. "R ' in thflir first arldl cldft.-onm. I ft In hnht- PHn.. Hfllnn. fidrah and Wllma. lAlinclJltetf Press Photol - p-irr ipV The camera caught this graphlo picture of John R. Ktzer, 64 wealthy planter and stockman, as he was rushed to a hospital at Pocahontas. Ark., after swallowing a fatal dose of poison as officers wsre bringing him to a hearing on charges growing out of sudden deaths among his relatives over the past seven years. He died bsfore he could be given treatment, betters found In Klzer's pockets protested hie Innocence of an accusation that he poisoned his stepson. (Copyright by Memphis Commercial Appeal from Associated Pressk v8 LJJSSnTTTm U,J!' ! Wi "f a rMk-VJ- 1 I ST A. f -...'--.;:; jail II ' I 1 W PiTT tfA-T j 4 h - ,pj, T7iLf 4. Main traffle arteries In Madrid were heavily bombarded by Insurgent artillery, some of which Is shown In the suburb of Alcoron. Defenders of the Spanish capital blew up a railroad bridge In an effort to check the advance. This picture was wired to London and radioed to New York, (Associated Preea Photo)
