Dramatic Hooper outlines lead up to Mary Phagan death
In a dramatic courtroom address, Hooper argues the trial seeks truth not vengeance. He details Frank’s alleged dualities, schemes to manipulate Jim Conley, and the gunmetal path from Mary Phagan’s murder to the factory floor. The narrative emphasizes motive, opportunity, and dramatic courtroom strategy.
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Hooper
Girl
Jin Cordy
Jism Conley
Tim
Len
Matrl
Winit
Jim Coniey
Teferdant
Cini
Conley
Jim Coriey
Newt Lee
Jim
Bods Ag
West Lee
Jim Cowes
Orrick
Jim Coates
Newt Lee Ah
Frank Finekt
Cantt Old Long
Gantt
Hig Shoes
Gantt Gantt
Barts
Mary Phagan
Frank
Mary
Newt
Ridicules Plot Alleged by Prosecution in Atlanta Trial
Attorney Franks A Hooper and R F Arnold clash as defense argues the Frank Phagan murder case is a frame up. Arnold attacks third degree methods and jurors, while Hooper insists the plot centers on Conley and circumstantial evidence. The defense challenges witness credibility, factory conditions, and alleged police methods as sensationalized in a highly heated Atlanta courtroom.
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Hooper
Georgia
India
Mary Phagan
Seaking
HF Montagus
Parley
Atlanta
Rigebars
Arnold
Frank
Darley
Seniff
Dalton
Stone Mountain
Jim
Jims
Jim Canley
Franks
Pepat
Providence
Jim Conley
Mrs White
Paagan
Helen Leretso
Chim
Mars
Tnt
Frank Hid
Jim Thang
Larties
Innocent
Mary
Macy
Menteen Stover
Menteen
Asaid
Wonteen
Frank A Hooper
Reuben FR. Arnold
Mr Arnold
National
Orue
Waterman
Fenley
Healey
Henney
Trent
Jinconley
Frank Lou
Frank Willas Ukeths
Tran
Staten Cone
Franky
Elas
Conley
Hee
Gantt
Gata
Les
Newt
Nurder
Newt Lee
Minola McKnight
Supreme Court
Heaper
Witessee
Gickens
Durant
San Francisco
Hampton
England
Dreyfus
Limbrance
Ytus
Mr Hoopers
White
Denham
Frankry R
Weasiey Stele
Wilie Turner
Everst Lig
Phasanim
Beart
Lim
Ike
Frank v
Ferguson
Mary Phagar
Magnolia Kennedy
Helen
Sai
Minner
Co 14
Jackson
Pladmont Park
Franti
Coney
Narde
Barrett
Chiatopher Columbus Barrett
Beavers
Sanford
Black
Starnes
Fragmentary Trial Remarks and Placard Show
The passage recounts courtroom dialogue about a gun and a murder case. It notes questions to Mincey about confessing to the crime and the absence of Mincey to testify. A placard summarizing key testimony was brought in as the jury retired, and the judge explained reasonable doubt and the standard of belief.
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Hooper
Evare
Barrett
Frank
Claude Smith
Mary
Mincey
Conley
Contey
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Frank Wen
Arthur Waite
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Thas
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Uttle
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Ola
Trother
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Newt Leen
Vent Lee
Wantt
Jim Canies
Jin Contes
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Mr. Coleman
Grace Hicks
Ronis Rogers
Tittle
Cash Gro. Co
Whitehall
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France
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Lench Commission Co
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Forsyth NS
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