Access to this collection is generously supported by Arcadia funds. Related to the article "Diamond Tooth Woman Asks Tanner Doom Stay," Los Angeles Times, 08 Aug. 1935: 11. Hess points a finger into Mendoza's face as she rests her elbow against a table and an unidentified person is partially photographed in the background. Helen Mendoza's testimony is used to corroborate in favor with her friend William E. Tanner, accused of kidnapping and torturing attorney Henry Bodkin, of which he is sentenced to hang for. Mendoza appeals to Dep. Dist.-Atty. Stahlman with Tanner's lawyer, Hess. Text from negative sleeve: 1851 - Helen Mendoza - atty H. Wm Hess - Atty Bodkin Case) [stamped:] Sep 4 - 1935 Handwritten on negative: Helen Mendoza H. Wm. Hess
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uclamss_1429_8157 ark:/21198/zz002dg04d
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Lawyers--California--Los Angeles Judicial proceedings--California--Los Angeles Mendoza, Helen Hess, H. William, (Attorney)
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