Atlanta Journal / Paroles / National Weekly / New York Times / /
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Mexico / Georgia / /
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Anti-Defamation League / the Anti-Defamation League / /
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Judicial Event / /
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Georgia State University / Cornell University / The William Breman Jewish Heritage Museum of The Atlanta Jewish Federation / National Pencil Factory / /
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Memorial Day / /
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Online topics / street car downtown / /
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Atlanta police / Atlanta Jewish Federation / People ' s Party / Cornell University / Ku Klux Klan / Atlanta Federal Center / State Board of Pardons and Paroles / Anti-Defamation League / Georgia State University / Pencil Factory Used Before Grand Jury / /
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Milton Klein / Lee / Martin Luther King / Mile Ride / Leo M. Frank / Tom Watson / John Slaton / Leo Frank Synopsis / Jim Conley / Henry A. Alexander / Hugh Dorsey / Leo Frank / Women / Children / Mary Phagan / Sandra Berman / Frank Sentenced / Frank Asserts / /
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attorney / government defense attorney / Solicitor General / editor / prosecutor / chief executive / black janitor / head of state / law officer / Archivist / Senator / superintendent / historian / author / Governor / janitor / Artist / Hunter / authorized magistrate / prosecuting attorney / attorney general / factory superintendent / judge / janitor /sweeper / lawyer / /
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Alabama / Georgia / /
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The Atlanta Georgian / The Atlanta Journal / New York Times / The National Weekly / /
Educator Resources www.gpb.org/education The New South and Leo Frank Synopsis In 1913 Leo Frank, a northern Jew who had moved to Atlanta to manage a pencil factory, was accused of murdering a 14-year old girl named Mary