New Britain herald., 1924-06-03
BULLET THAT SHOT
 TRACY IDENTIFIED
tContinued from First rage)
and manufacturer.
 Both Are Identified

and manufacturer.
 Both Arc Identified
 Norman Ream, q young taXiCab driver, taken to the county jail by newspaper men seeking an explana- tion of the attack Of mutilating upon him last fall, screamed an identif1ca- ton of Leopold and Loeb and fell in faint.
 Other Mysterious Murder
 The other unexplained attack, which, like that upon Ream occurred in the vicinity of the Franks, Loeb and Leopold mansions in the south side millionaire colony, is the murder Of Freeman Louis Tracy, college student and high salaried electrical technician. The Tracy murder never has been ex- plained. His body, with a bullet hole through the head, was tossed from a speeding automobile near the Univer- sity of Chicago after he last had been seen nearby d short time previous to returning home from dance.
 Defense Fighting Hard
 In furtherance of his fight to send young Loeb and Leopold 10 the gal lows, Robert F.. Grove, states attor- ney, today will seek indictments from the June grand jury. He lost the first sLirmish in his fight. when pleas for writs of habeas corpus were answered by the students being taken from his custody and remanded 10 jail De fense attorneys demanded that steps to prevent further use of the two young men in weaving the net of evi- dence about them, a task they had en- tered into whole-hea rtedly in apparent enjoyment of being in the limelight of sordid romance an dalso 10 prevent examination by state alienists to fore stall a possible plea Of insanity. The writ hearing was continued 10 June 6.
 Leopold Breaks Down
 It was only when three steel gates had changed behind them last night that the full weight the accusations s sgainst them seemed to dawn upon young Loeb and Leopold. The latter. debonair smiling and engaging the long period of aues- tloning which had resulted in his con- fession and assistance in recovering 1 various discriminating articles, sagged | at the knees. sighed, and moaned:
 Three doors--three stel doors. I ! never thought it would come to this" |
 Loeb shows strength
 It was Loeb then who bore up. al- hough Leopold had termed him a who had broken down under interrogation and confessed. II
 Leopold, while reviling Loeb for weakness, revealed that he had plan ,ed for the inevitable. He reminded Detective Sergeant Crot Of a trip 10 he Leopold home to recover a pair Of 'ubber hip boots young Leopold had rorn when h. waded into a shallow ake 10 stuff the nude body of young franks into culvert. where he had ,opcd it would remain forever with put detection.
 Would Have Killed Cop
 "lf had only known that Loeb was \ peachins," he told Cot. "t'd have kill. II od myself there in my roos. Do you \ recall when I was Standing at my ' lesk: had my hand on my gun. But before killed myself I'd have put a 'ew policemen out or the way, Yes, II I'd have got you." The pistol, along with another N which 1t was said Loeb had carried. vas seized for evidence. The boys said hey were armed when they seized the Fra anlas lad Wednesday, May sl. and hat they would not have hcsitatcd O shoot it out with any who intcrfer. d.
 I,ilcncc Is Complete
 The pistols and the finding of ctter written to Jacob Franks by inc ,o.s in Michigan C raj railroad ar in New York has completed inc collection cf evidence needed by inc tate according to Mir. Grove, with he exception of q portable typewriter n which the ransom demand was written. Divers are searching a park a goon into which the boys said the typewriter was hurled. The letter found in the railroad car rps part Of ths elaborate systent Of Iirections 10 Mr Franks for the de- livery Of the si0,Oo0 ransom, Mr. rowe said
 Enjoy Their Nmoricty The youths maintained their com- 'osuro at the brief session yesterday f the coroncr's inquest into the death f young Franks. They smiled and mokrd inc sssntly. paying no atten- ion 10 q crowd which miled about utside. The inquest was continued 10 une s7. AXE 5x. ...... .... .,,.., sii- sii-S',r--icSssi--'ss!-ssee.ssf.TS
 Their first night in the cold steel 1il cells had little apparent effect pon tho young students Of law and rience. Leopold the ornithologisf and V embryo. appeared refreshed.
 loeb More Dcprc .cd
 Loeb. perhaps the greater reader,