Rogers on Stand Describes Visit of Frank to Undertakers
Testimony recounts court scene with objections over a drawing in the photograph for a pencil factory scene. Witness Rogers describes transport of officers to the factory and the handling of a man named Frank with police, detailing telephone conversations, timing, and Frank’s appearance and actions as the questioning focuses on events surrounding the factory visit and the night before. The process reveals the state theory of the drawing and the sequence of inquiries about who spoke on the phone and what was observed at Mrs Frank’s home.
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Atlanta trial transcript fragment on Frank and Phagan case
Testimony details how Frank answered questions about Mary Phagan and the factory payroll. Witnesses describe Frank's nervous manner and observations of his voice and actions during the investigation and after arrival at the undertaker and police station.
Gantt Testifies on Phagan Suspect Stand Entry Wednesday Afternoon
J W Gantt, once a suspect in the Mary Phagan case, testifies in the afternoon session about his employment, proximity to Frank, and familiarity with Mary Phagan. He details clock and payroll concerns, interactions with Frank, and statements overheard during the investigation, including references to a short payment and factory access.
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J W Gantt
Mra Coleman
The
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Bearing of Black and Lee Forms a Study in Contrast
Sidney Ormond contrasts the handling of Newt Lee the pencil factory guard with detective John Black during the Mary Phagan case. Lee, uneducated and stoic, endures relentless questioning while Black, educated and nervous, falters under cross examination. The piece argues memory and demeanor reveal character and approach to interrogation.
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Lee
Frank
Luther Rosser
Newt
John Black
Rosser
Newt Lee
John Black Black
Luther Rossers
Rossers
Rube Arnold
Jim Jeffries
Bailiffs Arrested in J. P. Courtroom
In a midnight incident bailiffs Raititfa H Stephens and W A An tin were arrested with two African American women Alje Brown and Plore de Wills outside the Justice of the Peace office at Trustle of the Pear Jordan corner Tdgvwood and Jackean streets. Officers Shumake and Machran found them in the office drinking. all four faced disorderly conduct charges, though the bailiffs denied carousing and claimed the women came on business tied to state warrants.
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W A Antin
Alje Brown
Plore de Wills
Tustle
Peare Jordan Corner
Tdgvwood
Jackean
Tug Negra
Justice of the Peace
Shumake
Machran
Pon
Neere
Lawrence Burke Arrested For Drunken Sleep On Street
Lawrence Burke, about 40, was found sleeping against two telephone poles on Brotherton Street near 11 p.m. He traveled from New Jersey and faced Recorder Broyles this morning on charges of drunkenness and sleeping in public after losing his train ticket to Los Angeles. Burke was taken to the police station.
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Broyles
Lawrence Burke
Gffiara Cochran
Shumate
Burke
Brotherton Street
Atlanta
New Jersey
Two Killed as Train Plunges From Trestle Near Lancaster Chester
Chester July 30 Two persons were killed and about fifty injured when two Lancaster and Chester railway coaches plunged 90 feet into Hoopers Creek below a damaged trestle. VN Craft of Anderson and Elijah Hall, a negro crew member, died. Most survivors were in peril through the night as rescuers rushed with doctors and nurses to Cheiter.
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Chester
Lancaster and Chester Railway
Hoopers Creek
Craft
Anderson
Elijah Hall
Nero
Chee Iter
Illinois woman jury fines neighbor in first all female panel
A historic all female jury in Illinois convicted Blanche Thomas of petty theft in a local justice court. The five jurors, all women, set the line of costs and imposed a five dollar fine, marking a milestone since enfranchisement of women in the state.
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St Tyuis
Mlingi
St Leas
Blanche Thomas
Stenagraghers Ore
Cour
The Trial Verdict in Brief
The trial lasted three hours and the jury reached a verdict in under ten minutes. The swift jury decision concluded the case with a final ruling handed down promptly after deliberation.
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