927 Sheet – American State Trials 1918 Volume X Leo Frank Document

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**Gwrx, Alexander**
- Counsel for the Commonwealth in the trial of Robert McConaghy for the murder of Rosanna Brown and her five children, 803.

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**Hass, Hesseet**
- Counsel for the prisoner in the trial of Leo Frank for the murder of Mary Phagan, 189.

**Haz, John H.**
- Counsel for the prisoner in the trial of John Hodges for treason, 164.

**Harreaan, James**
- See Wrens, William.

**Hay, Gronox**
- Counsel for the prisoner in the trial of James T. Callender for libel, 821.
- Asks for postponement of trial until next term, 826-827.
- His address to the jury interrupted by Judge Chase, 866.
- He refuses to continue, 866.

**Hari, Urror S.**
- Counsel for the prisoner in the trial of John Hodges for treason, 164.

**Hr, Benjamin H.**
- Judge in the trial of W. J. Cook for blackmail, 628.
- Denies change of venue, 629.
- Overrules demurrer to indictment, 629.
- Overrules objection to juror, 629.
- His charge to the jury, 653.
- Sentences prisoner to fine and hard labor on public roads, 654.
- Judge in the trial of Mrs. Herman H. Hirsch for blackmail, 655.
- His charge to the jury, 695-698.
- Sentences prisoner to fine and imprisonment, 698.

**Himzragp, Groncr B.**
- Counsel for prisoners in the trial of Pedro Gibert and others for piracy, 703.
- His speech to the jury, 737-746.

**Hinson, Mrs. Herman H.**
- Trial of, for blackmail, 655-698.
- The Narrative, 655.
- The Judge, 655.
- The Counsel for the State and the Prisoner, 656.
- The Jury, 656.
- The witnesses for the State, 656-659.
- The witnesses for the defense, 659.
- Mrs. Hirsch's statement to the jury, 660-672.
- The witnesses in rebuttal, 672-674.
- Mr. Arnold's speech to the jury for the State, 675-682.
- Mr. Cooper's speech to the jury for the prisoner, 682-686.
- Mr. Russell's speech to the jury for the prisoner, 686-691.
- Mr. Boykin's closing speech to the jury for the State, 691-695.
- Judge Hill's charge to the jury, 695-698.
- The verdict of guilty, 698.
- Mrs. Hirsch sentenced to fine and imprisonment, 698.