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Leo Max FRANK |
Leo Max Frank
Leo Max Frank
Leo Max Frank
Leo Max Frank
Leo Max Frank
Leo Max Frank
Leo Frank with his sister Marian (left), father Rudolf, and mother Rae.
Leo Frank and Lucille Selig, 1909, a year before their marriage.
Newspaper headline trumpeting the arrest of Leo Frank.
Leo and Lucille Frank during his trial, 1915.
The first day of the trial. The area shown in the photo was
surrounded by racially segregated seats
for spectators. The stenographer can be seen squatting next to Newt
Lee, who is being
questioned by prosecutor Hugh Dorsey.
Hugh Dorsey, prosecutor of Leo Frank.
James Conley, confessed murderer of Mary Phagan, 1913.
William Smith, who represented Jim Conley yet, after the trial,
declared Conley guilty of the murder.
National Pencil Company (circa 1913).
Diagrams
of Pencil Factory
#1:
PROSECUTION THEORY
#2:
DEFENSE THEORY
Mary Phagan murder notes.
Mary Phagan, 1913 photo.
Phagan's clothes and murder rope.
Letter by Leo Frank (written on day of murder).
Newspaper showing public reaction to Slaton's commutation of Leo
Frank's sentence, 1915.
The
body of Leo Frank, hanging from an oak tree on August 16, 1915.
Marietta (Cobb County), Aug. 17, 1915. Crowd
gathers around after the lynching of Leo Frank.
Marietta, Aug. 17, 1913? Leo Frank.
Marietta, Aug. 17, 1915. Crowd mills
around after the lynching of Leo Frank.
Note one of the men at left
is holding a camera.
Marietta, Aug. 17, 1915. Crowd mills
around after the lynching of Leo Frank.
Marietta, Aug. 17, 1915. Crowd mills
around after the lynching of Leo Frank.
Marietta. Leo Frank. His lynching in Cobb
County. Pencil factory where he worked.
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