Hopkins Woman Denies, Then Admits Untruths in Court Case
Daley Hopkins of Redan Georgia testified as the first defense witness in a case involving Jim Conley and C B Dalton at the National Pencil factory. She denied knowing Leo Frank, claimed she worked at the factory from 1911 to 1912, and contradicted prior jail claims under cross examination, admitting a prior jail release by a lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Dorsey
Luther 2. Rosser
National Pencil Factory
Frank
Leo M. Frank
Francia B. Price
Stati ‘Photographe
I. H. Willett
Mary Phagan
Jim Conley
Leonard Haas
Herquiet
Columbus
Civil Engineer and Photographer Detail Selig Home Plats and Photos
Civil Engineer Ira Kauffman and photographer Adamson testified on plats of the Selig home at 8 East Georgia Avenue and drawings of the National Pencil factory. They described distances from the elevator shaft to the body site and trash pile, and explained how views from Forsyth Street could reveal activity, as evidence in a court case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. Rautimar
Selig
East Georgia Avenue
Frank
Uyed
National
Kauffman
Albert McNight
LeHiggs
En Frank
Fints
Jazz
Newt Lee
Mary Phelan
Forsyth Street
Secon
Adamson
Ira Kauffman
Adams
Kaniffman
Emil Selig
Reuben Arnold
Recall of Harry Scott and Boots Rogers in State Case
Pinkerton detective testifies about copying perlates as recalled by the state. Boots Rogers, ex-county policeman, questioned on basement condition after Newt Lee incident. Defense calls Daisy Hopkins as first witness of day amid ongoing Phalange case developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Scott
Boots
Rogers
Pinkedton
Conley
Neto
Boots” Rogers
Newt Lee
George Epps
Hinchey recounts seeing Frank on murder day trolley
H J Hinchey of 351 Peachtree Street, connected to Len Frank, testified he saw Leo Frank aboard a Washington Street trolley near the capitol between 2:00 and 2:15 on Memorial Day. He explained timing by retracing a car trip with his wife and noted his prior business ties to Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Hinchey
Peachtree Street
Len Frank
South Atlantic Blow Pipe Company
Frank
Washington Street
Washington and Lunter Streets
Arnold
Paler
Leo Frank
Capitol
Ena
Mr. Frank
Hunter
Washington Streets
Memorial Cty
Mitchell Street
Asi
Motorman Mathews Testifies About Mary Phagan Ride
W M Mathews of 459 Tee Street, streetcar motorman, testifies that Mary Phagan rode his car to town on April 26 and got off at Hunter and Broad with another girl. He says he did not see George Epps on the car and recalls details about times and stops. He admits he could not identify the girl’s dress beyond “light colored,” and confirms he saw her body later at the undertaker’s. He was excused after answering questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Mathews
Tee Street
Mary Phagan
Daisy Hopkinson
Mathews Save 2
Broad and
Hunter Streets
George Epps
Lindsay Street
Peaster and
Broad
Mcphen Stover
Forsyth
Marietta
Hunter and Broad
Becauge
Fosyth
Whitehall
Mitchell Streets
Forsyth Street
Hunter
Marys Phasan
Marielin
National Pencil Factory
Hunter and
Mary Fhagan
Mathews
George Enos
Mr. Dorsey
Mr. Arnold
Undertaker’s
Campaign fund disclosures tied to Governor Sulzer case
Testimony details campaign contributions totaling 12 025 dollars including John W. Cox 300 and 1 000 increments from Frank W. Strauss company and John Dealing. Records show stock moves with Colwell, Fuller & Gray tied to Sulzer accounts 63 and margin demands. A 5 000 dollar Harris Fuller deposit followed by a 9 234 dollar sale of Southern Pacific stock are noted plus letters urging immediate deposits to cover margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Cox
Frank W. Strauss Company
John
John Lynn
Lymen A. Spaulding
Colwell
Fuller & Gray
Stock Exchange
Effingham E. Sutton
Gray
Harris & Fuller
Southern Pafife
Puller
Fuller
Sulzer
Alaska Industrial Company
Pattern maker Willet testifies on model accuracy in factory trial
In cross examination, T H Willet admitted discrepancies in the model of the National Pencis factory built from blueprints. He claimed the model followed blue prints, measured not, and affirmed the model was magnified and altered for visibility, with questions about windows stairs and trap door accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Willet
Hooper
Frank
Arnold
Pencis
Executive Committee Named by Doremus for National Campaign
Representative Doremus of Michigan announced the executive committee to direct active campaign work for the national congressional committee. Members include Senator James, Senator Gore, Representative Scully of New Jersey, Representative E. T. Taylor of Colorado. Doremus serves as ex officio chairman and will coordinate with the national committee on organization and conduct of campaigns next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Doremus
Michigan
James
Gore
Scully
New Jersey
E. T. Taylor
Colorado
M National
Two Children Die In Fire At Camp Ground Ky
Two children burned to death and their mother fatally burned while attempting rescue as a residence of Dr. Charles Stark burned at a Kentucky campsite near hers. An earlier note mentions Wrightsville Beach special train details for Saturday August 23 with sleepers and coaches leaving Old Depot at 6:00 PM.
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Barbourville
Campground
Charles Stark
Wrightsville Beach
Old Depot
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B. Dalton
Mr. Rosser
Solcior Dorsey
Ant
Redan
A. N. Sil
Dai
Mise Dalay
Mr. Horsey
N. A. Garner
Garner
Mr. Smith
W. M. Smith
James Conley
Frederick Fanning
Crydon Chronicle
England
Bostar Times
Circular
Brocklyr Times
the Light
Rochester Post
A. P. Putnam’: Sons, Publishers
Louisville
Hinchey
Fes
Trin
Epps
Dor Bey
George Eons
Panamas
Bangkoks
Stanford
Byck’s
Buck’s
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