New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 10, 1924, Page 18

HIDNAPPING CHARGE PRESENTED FIRST Leopold and Loeb Not to Face Murder Count Immediately June 10.—Nathan Leopold, ichard Loeb, admitted Kid- slayers of Itobert Franks, son, will be tried first on ¢ kidnapping for ransom preliminary to their trial on murder charges, s ttorneys have de- »d. Both are capital ofienses, The move is planned to show relative strength of the cases of th presecution and defense, particularly the youths' con concerning whiclh there is doubt their admissability as evidence, State’'s Attorney Crowe, who has not made a court appearance for years, personally will direct the prosecution. Preparations to combat a defense of insanity or pl guilty to ob- tain life gentences are being made by the sta There will be no compro- mise, Mr. Crowe has announced, and any attempt to enter guilty pleas would resuit in dismissal of the cases and re-indictment of the slayers. Pleas of not guilty will be entered for both youths when they are ar- raigned tomorrow, according to Clar- ence 8, Darrow, chief defense counsel. The state will demand an immediate trial and resist any effort to obtain a continuance later than July 15, the earliest possible date, in attempts to cripple the inshity defense in the making, subpoenas have been issued for members of the faculty and more than a hundred students of the University of Chicago, where Leopold and Loeb were stu- dents, to testify regarding their ob- servations as to the mental eonditions of the pair. A professor of an Chicago Jr., and nappers a millionai charges te's the status o ssions, as to eight court as of eastern university has been called be- | fore the grand jury to testify to lLeopold's passing an examination to enter the law school of the institution two days after the killing. Prosecu- tors say they expect to determine if the examination paper ecould have been written by an insane person. The chief discrepancy in the boys' econfeasions—who was driving the au- tomobile in which the Franks boy was kidnapped and slain-—is regarded by the state's attorney as settled by Carl Ulving, a chauffeur, who told State's Attorneys he passed the machine shortly before the kidnapping and Loeb was driving Each youth has accused the other of being tn the rear seat of the automoblle and doing the killing. Ulving said he knew Loeb quite well and had waved to him as he passed and that Loeb returned the salute. The portable typewriter used in composing the wvansom letters and found in a park lagoon Baturday, has been traced as the stolen property of A Unl*ersity of Michigan student, who said it disappeared from his room during the Christmas bolidays. About 15000,000 tons of coal are consumed annuvally in London, “Hey Listen!”’ “I bought my Used Car through Herald Classi- fication, No. 9, and it runs as good as a new one at half the cost.” Believe me, you can’t go wrong on Herald Used Car Classified Ads. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Read the Advertise- ments under Head- ing 9 in the Classi- fied section. the | | City Items Mrs, Edw: will obs Hayes of 47 25th rd rve their ysary mext Satur office Girls’ A. Tues. Eve, Mr, and Winter street wedding annive Corbin Screw Dance at Y. W. C h.—ad\t. Claiming his parked car was struck |} the city's tractor and Lasalle street, Michael Ge Oak strect has filed a ciaim for dam- His petition will be introduced next me the common Club June on 195 scraper roli of ag at ting of council 1 who e United | has been as \irginiu. Home cooked lunches at Croweli's —advt city has the Arthur 1., Griese re from lemy, Orlando R en appointed e ich Guidon” at Norwich d, \'t Hallinan’s Lunch from 8:30 a. m 1o T30 p. m.——ad\t M3, Max racss t has urned from w attende tion exercises at th United tates Naval academy Her son, Walter M Graesser, was a member of the grad- uatir Five Columbia records $1.00 Pierce Co.—ad\t, There will a hearing by | board of public works at 6:30 o'clock | tonight on the proposed establishing of street, building and veranda lines on both sides of (edar street, from West Main street to Lake street, Victrolas and Pianos, Henry Morans —adit. | Martha Chapter, O. E. 8., will hold a regular meeting Thursday evening| at 7:30 o'clock, A memorial service will be held at the close of the meet- |ing. The usual afternoon social will be held at 2:30 and supper served at 6:30 o'clock. { Dr. Frank E. Goodwin and daugh-| ter have returned from a motor trip {to Tabimton Mass, having spent the | week-end with the doctor’s moether. Arthur Olson of 46 Jubilee street, |employed at Landers, Frary & Clark {Co., had the first joint of his middle (finger cut off while at work in the |plant yesterday. He was faken to the |New Britain general hospital for |treatment. | Max Kohanski, aged 13, of 250 | Washington street bhroke his left leg while playing ball yesterday. He is |at the New Britain general hospital, | Adele Freihett of Sounthington, through Michael A. Sexton has (brought suit against Ludwig and Ber. tha Steinke of thia city, asking that a | rjudgment of $599.92 obtained against | her'in February be annulled. plaintift alleges that she had no {knowledge of the former wutt and as |a result the judgment was given {against her by default ! | Henry Nowicki of this eity, acting for the Schorer Store Fixture Co., of |Hartford, has brought suit for $500 | |damages against Sarkis Abrahamian, Ia Lafayette strect merchant, The| I plaintiff alleges that goods valued at {$1,000 were s0'd to the defendent who |refusessto pay for them, | The bullding commission wil {Thursday evening to hold a hearing {on the petition of Julia Gwiaxda for a permit to build a bottiing works at {14 Cabot street. | Miss Anna Ahearn, nurse at St | Francis’ hospital, Hartford, is spend- ing her vacation with her parents on |South Main street, city, | A marriage license has been issued | |to Ernest J, Wright and Gussie Blair, [both of 265 Myrtle street, The special committee named to supervise the the 1ot university, North Hawkins Ainapolis rof 6l ret cer he strec | Md., lass clase be the recently revision of | Friday meeting 7:80 |o'clock evening at | Y. C A News The health class at the Y. W. C, A J which is regular!ly held on Tuesday nights will be held on Thursday night | |for this week only. All members are urged to attend the elass during this month. The class will close for the summer June 24 ! Swimming classes are being held as usual on Wainesday and Friday, | plunging on Tuesday and Thursday evenings and Wednesday and Friday | afternoons. | The Sports club plans to have a camp fire supper at Sunset Rock on Monday, June 16 if the weather per mits. If stormy, tha meeting will be |at the Y. W. C. A., where supper will be served Borrow it on a business: basis and privately, " ean obtain up te $300 oa household furniture with- out removal, Private, prompt and self-respecting repayments to suit yeur personal circumstamce. EASY TERMS $ 50 loan repay . 100 loan repay . 200 loan repay Banefiial LoznSociet. Weel Wiain St Open 9 to 5.9, Ratnrdass 9 to 4 news- | I hanet | struction of bombs. ¢! | written down in 19186, " NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1924, Colonel Cody Rides in Bronze Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, wealthy society sculptress, and her huge bronze equestrian statue of Buffalo Bill ,(Col. Cody) | which will be placed at the Wyoming entrance of Yellowstone National park. 1 JAPANESE EXPLOSIVES EXPERT IS ARRESTED Taken By New York Police in Raid— Numerous Diagrams and Formulas #ound New York, June 10,—Dr. Osuma Terada, Japanese physician and ex- plosive expert whose apartment was raided last night by police who said The | they found formuias and diagrams for | making high explosives, today wea being held in 81,500 ball on & charge of having a revolver in violation of the Sullivan law, a state statute for- bidding the unauthorized possession of firearms. Mr, Terada, who said he was grad- vated from a medical college in Osaka, Japan, and studied at the Johns Hop- kins medical college denied that the formulas and dlagrams were for con- They had been he said, and had no relation whatever to the Japa- nese exclusion act. He explained that (since he was Interested in explosives, he naturally enguged at times in mak- ing up formulas. The physician was arrested as a re- sult of an anonymous letter reccived by the police two weeks ago. Neigh- bors informed the police that an un- usual number of Japanese were visite | ing Dr, Terada's watching the place apartment. After weveral days the bullding ordinances will hold its first | POJice decided to investigate, Detectives of the bomb squad who automatie, and a!so the sheets con- | taining the formulas and diagrams, in | a trunk. | Although Dr. Terada said he did not practice medicine, not havig a license here, the police said they seized a number of prescribtion blanks | bearing his name as physician, \ Dr. Terada waived examination when arragned in a magistrate's court and was held for trial in special ses- sions, | Mrs, Ann Healy Terada white wife 'of the physician, said in an interview that she was ‘'a patriotic American,” 8he declared that her husband's dia- | grams had no harmful purpose, being I merely the outcome of his studies, but ighe added “If 1 were to talk it would merely fan the flame, Perhaps | I will have gomething interesting to | | say later.” Pr. Terada is Mrs. Terada's mee- ond hushand. They have been mar- | rted seven years and have one child, A child by Mrs. Terada’s first hus. | {band, who was also a Japanese, lives with them, WINYOUR WAR / On Bugs, Insects and Bilght ckly, profitably-withont or hardworkby usings | made the raid said they found the re- | volver, a .25-calibre German made Have your eyes examined and glasses fitted by one who knows. Heavy Zylo-shell spectacle frames; special price $£3.50. Lenses and Examination Extra, Lewis A. Hines, Ref.D. Eyesight Specialist 57 PRATT ST. Rooms 504 and 505 Hartford Own Your ' ey CONPRESSED AR For spraying potatoes. | fruit-trecs, grapes For whitewnsh ing, | infectant, iy oil, ete,, for washing | autos end windows— 1t does many { Johs and does svery job well. | Firery Smith Bprayer sold with o | wnerantee of aatisfactory service, | or your money back. ~ome in and sk a8 4o show von ‘why this is the best Compressed Alr Spraver ma RACKLIFFE BROS. INC. 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