Hauptmann Guilty of Murder in First Degree
Richard Bruno Hauptmann is found guilty of murder in the first degree for the Lindbergh baby kidnapping case. The jury imposes a death sentence to be carried out the week of March 18, with appeals expected. The verdict follows a famed trial, with Hauptmann and his wife present and the Lindbergh family absent.
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Lemington
N. J
Richard Bruno Hauptmann
Thomas W. Trenchard
Edward J. Reilly
Hunterdon County
Jersey Hills
Gnaptmann
Ann
Hauptmann
Edward Reilly
Whientz
Foreman
Charles Walton
Hasent
Wilentz
Ianie Trerichard
Wientz
Anni Wauptmann
Wrenton
Colonel Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Aiis
Amandus Hochmuth
Isidor Fisch
Betty Gow
Mercer County
Doctor Condon
Justice Trenchard
Jpenur
Trenton
Hauptnichin
Haggard Hauptmann Appears as Verdict Is Read
Hauptmann looked tired and unkempt as the jury delivered an unfavorable verdict. He slumped in his seat after hearing the decision, then attempted to compose himself, his gaze drifting toward the jurors.
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Hauptmann
Hauptmann to Die In Prison Cell Despite Appeal
A view of Prenton prison shows Bruno Hauptmann awaiting execution after conviction for a child kidnapping murder. He faces solitary confinement under warden Selby as higher courts consider possible intervention. the gate bears the Greek warning all hope abandon ye who enter here.
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Prenton
N. J
Bruno Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Trenton
George L. Selby
Bauptmann
Grange gathering features Burnett talk and courtin recital
Charles Burnett offered a provocative question on land use for future generations while Dorothy Wodin recited The Courtin. The event closed with community singing When Grangers Get Together and a famed Grange supper followed by dancing, praised as an occasion long remembered.
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Charles Burnett
Bro. Burnett
Dorothy Wodin
Garfield Grange No. 1106 Holds February Meeting
Garfield Grange No. 1106 met at their hall February 16 with good attendance. Members shared recollections of coldest days, Brother Comstock of Sears Grange told the banner story, and Brother Scott offered a merry reading. Master Joe Clark and wife observed their 19th wedding anniversary with friends. Merl Scott sent good wishes. Next meeting set for March 2.
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Garfield Grange No. 1106
Brother Comstock
Sears Grange
Scott
McLane
Lake
Joe Clark
Merl Scott
Near Bvart
Wm. Richister
Greenwood Grange Educational Program Draws Record Crowd
On Lincoln’s birthday the Greenwood town hall hosted a large educational program led by Mrs. Jones and later Mrs. Roy Darling. Key speakers Asa Aldrich and Raymond Nash were absent, but County Agent Paul Gibson and others presented talks on education, cooperation, and future success.
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Lincoln
Raymond Nash
Grange
Lois Budd
Norman Bruce
Jackie Sehaaf
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Will Woodin
Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping Trial and Hauptmann Conviction
A historical account recalls the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. Bruno Hauptmann was later indicted for extortion, extradited to New Jersey, tried in Flemington, found guilty, and sentenced to the electric chair. The case raised questions about accomplices and potential testimony.
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Hopewell
John
St Raymond's Cemetery
Bronx
Lindbergh
Bruno Richard Hauptuiman
New York
Hauptmann
New Jersey
Flemington
Versatile Canine Plays Piano Drums and More
Seattle Milky, a four year old fox terrier owned by Mrs D C Read, is described as America's most versatile canine musician. The dog reportedly plays piano drums mandolin zither and a one string Chinese instrument. Mickey began lessons at six months old on a toy piano and uses sticks clipped to his paws to handle the drums.
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Seattle
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W. C. Webber
David T. Wilentz
Brune Hauptmann
Grin
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Tittle
Glearles A. Lindbergh
Peer Pyare
Clare Elevator Company
Gus Marotzke
Garfield Grange
Greenwood Grange
John Burnett
Muskegon
Paul Bunyon
Freda Welsh
Paul Heber
Clare-Isabella Pomona
Richard Brooks
Mr. Forbush
Hayes “Ag'l. Scholol
Harrison
Western Newspaper Union
Versatile Canine
General Motors
BUICK
Elin
Mich
M. A.C
Chevrolet
East Fifth St
Michigan
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