Clarence Darrow: Attorney for the Damned (113 page)

     Debs case,
4.1
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4.2

     
Western Federation of Miners case

Sweet, Gladys,
19.1
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19.2
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19.3
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19.4

Sweet, Henry,
itr.1
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19.1
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19.2
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19.3
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19.4
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19.5

Sweet, Ossian,
itr.1
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itr.2
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19.1
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19.2
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19.3
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19.4
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19.5
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19.6
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nts.1
n
12

Sweet, Otis,
19.1
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19.2
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19.3

Sweet case

     
African Americans in attendance at trial

     background of Sweet family,
19.1
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19.2

     
civil suit filed by Breiner’s widow
,
n
12

     Darrow’s closing arguments,
19.1
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19.2

     Darrow’s fee,
19.1
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19.2

     
Darrow’s hiring for the defense

     Darrow’s off-hours activities,
19.1
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19.2
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19.3
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nts.1
n
15

     
defense’s witnesses

     first trial,
19.1
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19.2

     
judge for

     jury selection,
19.1
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19.2

     
mistrial ruling

     NAACP’s involvement,
19.1
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19.2
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19.3
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19.4

     
not guilty verdict

     
prosecution’s case against Sweets

     prosecution’s closing arguments,
19.1
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19.2

     prosecution’s witnesses,
19.1
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19.2
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19.3

     racial violence leading to,
19.1
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nts.1
n
18

     second trial,
19.1
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19.2

     
self-defense issue

     
Toms’s assessment of

Swift, Morrison

Symon, Cy

Taft, William Howard,
11.1
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11.2
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nts.1
n
16

Tarbell, Ida

Taylor, Graham,
10.1
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21.1

Tennes, Mont,
10.1
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16.1
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16.2
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21.1

Tennessee Supreme Court

Thiele, S. Chris,
8.1
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10.1

Thomas, Morris St. P.

Thomas, William

Thompson, William “Big Bill”,
14.1
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16.1
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16.2
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16.3
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16.4
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21.1
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nts.1
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Thompson, William O.,
5.1
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10.1
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13.1

Tillman, “Pitchfork” Ben

Todd, Helen,
5.1
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5.2
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10.1
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13.1
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13.2

Tolstoy, Leo

Toms, Robert,
19.1
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19.2
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19.3
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19.4
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19.5
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19.6
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19.7
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19.8
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19.9
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19.10
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19.11
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19.12

Torrio, Johnny

Troy, Hank

Trude, A. S.,
3.1
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3.2
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3.3
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3.4

Tuckhorn, Simon

Turner, Alexander

Turner, Frederick

Turner, John

Turner, Mary

Tvietmoe, Olaf,
11.1
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11.2
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11.3
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11.4
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11.5
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11.6
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12.1
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12.2
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13.1
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13.2
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13.3
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13.4
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13.5
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21.1
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Tyler, Fred,
8.1
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10.1

Unger, August
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Union Traction Company

United Mine Workers (UMW),
6.1
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6.2

Utilities industry

Van Doren, Carl
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n
7

Van Keuren, Louise

Van Vlissingen, Peter

Vanzetti, Bartolomeo,
20.1
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20.2

Varcoe, C. G.,
11.1
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11.2

Varecha, James “Iggy”

Vermont Supreme Court

Villard, Oswald,
10.1
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20.1

Vincent, William

Vinci, James,
16.1
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16.2

Vogel, George

Voltaire

Walker, Edwin,
4.1
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4.2

Walling, William E.

Warren, Fred
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n
8

Washington, Booker T.

Watkins, Maureen
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Weeks, Bartow,
15.1
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15.2

Weil, Joseph “Yellow Kid”,
16.1
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nts.1
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Wells, H. G.,
14.1
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18.1
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18.2
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20.1

Wells-Barnett, Ida

Western Federation of Miners (WFM),
8.1
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8.2
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14.1

Western Federation of Miners case

     Adams’s retrials,
10.1
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10.2
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10.3
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nts.1
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nts.2
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Adams’s role as prosecution witness, issue of

     
arrest of WFM leaders

     
bribing of jurors, alleged
,
n
23

     corruption in Idaho government and,
8.1
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nts.1
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22

     
Darrow’s hiring by WFM

     
Darrow’s vilification of McParland

     
extradition challenge

     financial consequences for Darrow,
10.1
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10.2

     
industrial warfare leading to

     
Left’s support for defendants

     McParland’s “investigation” linking WFM to Steunenberg’s murder,
8.1
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8.2

     
mine owners’ bankrolling of prosecution

     
Orchard’s guilty plea to murder

     
perjury trap incident

     Pettibone trial,
10.1
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10.2

     press coverage of,
8.1
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10.1

     
pretrial hearings

     
prosecution’s failure in