... States as stowaway, aits in his cell here waiting to tried to-morrow for his life. He is charged with having murdered Charles Lindbergh, the baby son of Colonel Lindbergh, about two years and nine months ago. Never since he was arrested three and half months ...

... case, which occurred on the night of March 1, 1932, when person or persons uunknown stole the firstborn son of Colonel Charles Lindbergh from his crib in the Lindbergh mansion, near Hopewell, Jersey, has been called in America the crime the century. Meanwhile ...

... —1 was not. Did you leave a note window-sill of nursery!—l was not there all. Never Stole Baby Did you eteal young Charles Lindbergh!—l was never there. You never saw the in your life?— Never. Hauptmann disclaimed all knowledge the Lindberghs. From Ist ...

... a not* on the windowsill of the Lindbergh nursery? Hauptmanm—l was not there at all. Mr - Reilly—Did you steal young Charles Lindbergh P Hauptmarti--1 was never there. Hauptman° spoke with a tone of injured innocence and a trace of bewilderment. Mr. Reilly—You ...

... —1 was not. . Did you leave note on the window-sill the Lindbergh nursery?—l was not there all. Did you steal young Charles Lindbergh?— I was never there. You never saw the Lindbergh baby your life?—Never. Mr. Reilly produced various ransom notes. Hauptmann ...

... IN SEARCH OF PEACE. Colonel Charles Lindbergh. who is on the way to England with his wife and son. has led a life which reads like a film scenario, with a sequence of terrifying tragedy labelled The Hauptrnann Affair. The United States will not allow ...

... GUARDED Will LINDBERGHS LAND GREETED BY JOURNALI; OFF TO UNKNOWN DESTINATION LEAVE BY MOTOR-CAR Colonel Charles Lindbergh, his wife, and son, landed to-day at the Gladstone Dock, Liverpool, from the American Importer, and were greeted by an army of n ...