Henderson daily dispatch., January 05, 1935, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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Bruno Richard Hauptmann’s Trial As Told In Pictures
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Accompanied by Sheriff John Curtis ffront) the twelve men and women who are to judge whether
; Hauptmann is guilty or not are shown leaving the Flemington court house for luncheon.
First Four Jurors Are Picked
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hr Lindbergh baby in Flemington, X. J., Left to right they are Charles Walton, foreman, Mrs. j
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bergh baby. Left to right they are Edward J. R eillv. chief counsel. J. Loyd Fisher, Frederick A
Pope. Hauptman, and Edgar Rosencrans.
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their hotel opposite the courthouse in Flemington, scene of the trial.
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The famous flying Col. Chas. A. Lindbergh poses for pictures just before he takes the witness
stand in the trial of Hauptmann for the murder o ‘ his infant son.
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The general public, some of whom have waited al l night, stand in line to enter the court house at
Fiemington to hear the proceedings in the trial of the German carpenter, Hauptmann, charged with
the murder of the Lindberghs’ first-born, a son, Chas. A. Lindbergh, Jr.
Mrs. Lindbergh On Stand
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Mrs. Charles Lindbergh on the witness stand at the trial to tell of
the tragic night when her first born was kidnaped and slain.
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Col. Lindbergh on the witness stand at the trial identifies the ran
som note and tells that it was Hauptmann’s voice that he heard in
the Bronx cemetery calling to Dr. “Jafsie” Condon at the time the
ranso mos $50,000 was paid.
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