You Are There: Atlanta Journal, December 3rd, 1914
Leo Frank Will Not Be Resentenced This Week Atlanta JournalDecember 3rd, 1914 Judge Hill, who is ill, will likely be able to attend court Monday. With no decision on the Continue Reading →
Leo Frank Will Not Be Resentenced This Week Atlanta JournalDecember 3rd, 1914 Judge Hill, who is ill, will likely be able to attend court Monday. With no decision on the Continue Reading →
Resentencing Of Frank Is Expected Next Week Atlanta JournalDecember 2nd, 1914 Action May Be Delayed Until Judge Hill Is Able to Preside With the remittitur confirming the Superior Court’s refusal Continue Reading →
Remittitur In Leo Frank Case Is Not Handed Down Atlanta JournalDecember 1st, 1914 May Be Held Until U. S. Supreme Court Gives Decision The remittitur in the final appeal in Continue Reading →
Mary Phagan-Kean and the Legacy of the Leo Frank Case: A Family’s Perspective on Historical Memory and Revisionism by Ethan Murphy IN THE early 20th century, the murder of Mary Continue Reading →
On March 11, 2025, Mary Phagan-Kean—great-niece of 13-year-old Mary Phagan, who was murdered by Jewish sex killer Leo Frank in 1913—appeared on the Stew Peters television program. In this interview, Continue Reading →
Leo Frank Answers List of Questions Bearing on Points Made Against Him Atlanta ConstitutionMarch 9th, 1914 Stated That He Was Willing to Reply to Any Questions That Might Be in Continue Reading →
Frank Sentenced on Murder Charge to Hang Oct. 10Atlanta ConstitutionAugust 27th, 1913 Motion for New Trial Made and Hearing Set for October 4, 1913, Thus Making It Certain Prisoner Will Continue Reading →
Story of Mary Phagan’s Death as Representatives of the State Outlined It to Frank’s Jury Atlanta ConstitutionAugust 26th, 1913 The Jury has said that Leo Max Frank Is guilty of Continue Reading →
Dorsey’s Brilliant Address Attacking Leo Frank is Stopped by Adjournment of Court Friday Atlanta ConstitutionAugust 23rd, 1913 Solicitor General Hugh M. Dorsey began at 3:30 o’clock Friday afternoon, August 22, Continue Reading →
In Dramatic Phrases Hooper Outlines Events Leading Up to and Following Death of Girl Atlanta ConstitutionAugust 22nd, 1913 “Your honor, and gentlemen of the jury.” spoke Mr. Hooper, the first Continue Reading →
