Cud Of Tobacco New Factor In Lindauer Case
“ Tudor said he had noticed neither the absence nor the presence of tobacco on Lindauer's breath when he examined him. Dr. Frank A. Patti of 301 Broad Avenue, Leonia, Lindauer's family physician, gave general testimony as to Lindauer's nervous and excitable temperament as tending to show that he might have acted intoxicated simply under the stress of circumstances. Belmonte then continued the case for two weeks and ordered a bench warrant issued for Olson, principal witness. ”
