Montague and the Detectives Typo Summary
Montag testifies about Pinkerton hiring details at the National Pencil factory and wage changes after the murder. Mrs Selig, Frank's mother in law, describes a card game, Leo Bran's absence, and Minola McKnight’s wages. Witnesses discuss the crime scene, timing, and suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sig Montag
National Pencil Factory
Pinkerton
Chariey Lee
Wary Phagan
Vrs Fm
Freak
Mes Leo Bran
Selig
Minola McKnight
Harry Penham
The
Penalatory
Memorial Day witness backs state on car timing
S R Leech, superintendent of the Georgia Railway and Electric, testified that cars frequently entered town early, rebutting Motorman Matthews and supporting the time Mary Phagan arrived in town on Memorial Day. The day’s testimony largely offered little material value.
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S R Leech
The
Georgia Railway and Electric
Mother-in-Law Denies Charges In Cook's Affidavit Testimony
Testimony from Mrs. Belle Lee Selig, Frank Den’s mother in law, covered kitchen talk and alleged pleas for a pistol. Cross-examination questioned memory on dates, wages, and visits as prosecutors pressed for details tied to a murder case.
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Frank
Cook
Sister of Mrs Leo M Frank Testifies on Card Game
The sister of Mrs Tebra Marcus tells the jury about a poker game at the UAE sli home on April 6 in which Frank played and later broke up the game after ten. She describes Frank seated in the hall, his wife nearby, and asks if he seemed nervous. The witness issues were clarified on cross examination before Mrs Mareus was excused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eimil Sel
Belle Lee Frank
Arnold
Mineola
Lehsgald
Frank
Selig
Brink
Dorsey
Jali
Foss
Eber Hasbani
Judee Loan
Leo M. Frank
Marcus
Tebra
CF Ursen
Uae
Sli
Frank Ard
Yau
Woour
Factory Forewoman Testifies Conley Said He Was Drunk
Forewoman Miss Tebecca Carson testified at the inquest that Jim Conley admitted being drunk on the Saturday of the murder. The witness described Conley’s condition when asked where he was the previous Saturday, and noted she spoke to him at the factory after the murder.
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Conley
Tebecca Carson
Jim Conley
Leo
Whitehall Street
New Hunter
Frank
Pittsburg Witness Tells of Franks Standing in School
John W Todd purchasing agent for Crucible Steel company testified about Franks character at Cur wel l university. He said Franks character was good and was allowed to leave without cross examination. He shook hands with the defendant and his wife and mother, then with a Pittsburg newspaper man and departed after listening to other witnesses and asking about Jim Conley.
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John W Todd
Pittsburg
Crucible
Compa.y
Frank
Curwellniversity
Emil Selly
Fittsburg
Jim Conley
Todd
Lehn
Franks Behal
Washington Street
Dorsey Alex
Mttler
Jewish \fHiance
Federaon of Jewish Societies
Franks
Atlanta Oie
Marshal Lumphrey
Deers
Superior Court
Atlanta
Arthur Heyman
Dorsey Brewster Howett
Frank Not Nervous on Night Of Murder Says Mrs Ursenbach
Transcript excerpts show Mrs Ursenbach testifying about Leo Frank’s behavior and statements on the Sunday body discovery. She confirms seeing Frank around 1220, notes a message about missing the ball game, and recalls no mention of hiring a lawyer or Pinkertons. The cross examination covers details of the murder, clothing, and Frank’s nervousness.
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Frank
Mrs. Ursenbach
Charles F Ursenbach
Hooper
Leo Frank
Wis Lea
Pinkertons
Pinkerton
Newt Tee
Witness Testimony in Peat Factory Murder Trial
Miss Eva May Flowers testifies she did not see blood on the factory floor. She identifies her department as packing and confirms data was provided for a financial sheet dated April 267. She says blood was not present on the floor after the murder and that she was excused from further testimony.
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Eva May Flowers
Fula May Lowers
National Peat Factors
Cornell
Arnold
Rhiff
Aulnck
Witnesses testify to Leo Frank's good character at trial
Multiple witnesses and professors from Cornell and local officials testified Frank’s character as good. They described long acquaintance, residency in Atlanta, and roles in public offices. The testimony supports Frank’s favorable personal reputation amid the trial proceedings.
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Frank
Cornell University
Leo Franks
D Albert
J L Vandehoet
Albert
Leo
Arnold
Cornell
Cars Often Ahead of Schedule Declares a Street Car Man
Denham J R Leach of Georgia n Railway and Power Co testified about street car schedules. He said cars frequently arrived ahead of schedule and crews were punished. Mathews and Hollis swore Mary Phagan was brought to town on the day of the murder but claimed cars never led schedules. The cross examined hours included timings from Broad to Whitehall and Alabama streets and delays if a car is relieved.
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Denham
J R Leach
Georgian Railway and Power Company
Mathews
W T Hollis
Mary Phagan
Cora
Arnild
Georgia Avenue
Washington Street
Broad Street
Whitehall
Alabama
Broad
Marleth
Glenn Street
Dorsey
Brown and Marietta Street
Souis
Broad and
Varietta
Faelish Avenue
Tab Oliver Dies at Americus Home
Tab Oliver, a well known Americus resident, died this afternoon after a brief illness. A longtime member of the local volunteer fire department and beloved by many, he leaves a widow and a son. The funeral arrangements will be announced by the family.
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Tab
Oliver
Americus
Ament
Ulver
Olver
Amerux
Mertous
Nine Miners Die After Cable Pin Snaps at Coronady Mine
A deadly mine accident at Coronady occurs when a cable pin snaps causing two ore cars to plunge down a 48 degree grade for 390 feet. Nine miners are killed and a family is injured as the fleet carries thirteen workers amid the wreck. The incident highlights dangerous conditions at the mine and raises questions about safety measures in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cifton Sriz
Coronady
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Postell
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Guilahy
Bast J Creamery Buter
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Sewell Commission Co
Forsyth
Keith Vaudevieee
Ralph Herz
Weston & Co, Boas Family Wood & Wyoe
MIL Beldom & CO
Randalls Brandan
Saville-Pathe Pictures
Siow Jong
Rank
Minda
Amala
Mr Frank
Reed At
Wis
Bea
Mareus
Arthur White
Jim
Mr Hooper
Ee Murter
Druwn
Wakehal St
Crowne and Briggewart
Sumluy
DR. Whitlaw
J. M. Hich Company
Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Oaposite Vandette de
Frankk
Gren
Soliett
Mfinela McKnight
Flopper
Frank Good
Jesse
Professor Vandehoef
Mr Arnold
Sna
Cornel
Tong
Jong
Pau
Core
Mio Arn
Aylight Cora
To-d
Cash Gro. Co
Apted RP Hiye
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