The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-14
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Bennington, N. J.-(UP)-The steps by which the state built up its murder case against Bruno forts of the defense to combat the relentless piling up of evidence, are detailed in the following day by-day summary of the trial.
 Wednesday, Jan. 2-First Day
 Trial opens. Jersey justice" moves swiftly with rapid selection of ten jurors.
 Thursday, Jan. 3-Sec0nd Day
 Jnry of eight men and four wo- men sworn. David T. Wilentz, state prosecutor, outlines case against Hauptmann, branding him as the kidnaper, murderer and receivnr of the S5O,000 ransom money. Col. and Mrs Charles A. Lindbergh go through heart-breaking ordeal of telling of the events on the night of March 1, 1882, when the kid- naping occurred.
 Friday, Jan. 4--Third Day
 I1indbergh stoical after the strain of identifying the raptllatol clothing of his dead son, identifies Haupttnann positively as tho own CT of the voice he heard tn tho Bronx cemetery on the night of the ransom negotiations.
 Monday, Jan 7-F'ourth Day
 Betty Gov, the baby's nurse. tqarkuliy tells her story of the night of the Kidnapping and identl- fics the infants sleeping suit and othep karmeiits. The state. has. now presented It's basic facts of kidnap- ing, murder, Identification of tue victim and the payment of ran- som money.
 Tuesday, Jan. S-Irifth Day
 The state builds up its case to link Hauptmann both with the. kid. naping and the acceptance of the ransom. Joseph Perrone, Bronx mann as the man who gave him S1 on March 12, 1882, to take note to pr. John F. Condon, or JafEie. the ransom negotiator for Lind, bergh. Amandus Hochmuth, 87. year-old E'lemington resldent, idon- tifies Hauptmann as a man he SAW in an automobile with 8 ladder near the scene on March 1. Haupt- mann creates scene by calling ona witness 6 "liar" and the other "craEy." Al Reich, associate 0t Jafsie. and others pave way for Dr Condon'y testimony.
 Wednesday, Jan. 9-sixth Day
 condon identifies Hauptmanr positively as the John" who ac- cepted the ransom money in the cemetery. John is Bruno Richard IIauptmann," he cries dramatical' 1y! Thursday, Jan. 1O--Sevcnth Day
 Under cross- s-examination, pr Condon proves an alert witness and disappoints any hopes the de- fensa may have had of "making Q monkey of him." Col. Henry Brcek- ridge, lawyer and friend of Col. Lindbergh, upholds and approves the actions in the neBotiationg nf Condop and All Reich and their associates. s
 Friday, Jan. 1l--Eighth Day
 Albert s. osborns- New York Handwriting expert, testihes un. uuiyOcalIy that Hauptmann wrote all the ransom notes, exhibiting elaborate charts showing the known handwriting of the defendant and that contained in the notes. The Sl4,OO0 of ransom bills found in Hauptmann's garage is introduced ln evidence.
 Monday, Jan. 14--Ninth Day
 The state introduces surprise witness, Miss Hildegrade Alexand- CT, 26, New York clothes model, who testified she saw Hauptmann ''shadcwing" JAfsie in the Bronx in March of lee2. A second hand writing expert corroborated the testimony of osborn.
 Tuesday, Jan. lB--Tenth Day
 Two more handwriting experts testify Hauptmann write all the ransom notes.
 Wednesday,, Jan. 1e--fcIevcnth Day
 Four more handwriting experts, making . total of eight. brand Hauptnann as the writer of the ransom notes.
 Thursday, Jan. 15--TweIfth Day
 Thomas H. sisk, special depart meht of justice agent in charge of the squad which arrested Haupt. mann on Sept. 1e, 1884, tells of the raid on Hauptmann's garage. the finding of ransom money and how Hauptmann lied about it. Haupt- mann. breaking out again, shouts ''liar" at witness. Twentg-iive witt nesses establish the fact of the finding of the ransom money on HauptnAnn's premises.
 Friday, Jan. is--Ihirteensh Day
 Mrs Ella Achenbach. Bronx neighbor of the Hauptmann's, tcs.