0997 Page – Leo Frank Georgia Supreme Court Appeals Records, 1913, 1914

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Glogowski, Mrs. H................................. 170.
Boarding house, keeps, Atlanta................ 170.
Frank's character good......................... 170.

Goldstein, M. P.................................. 169.
Attorney at law, Atlanta....................... 169.
Frank's character good......................... 169.
Has known him three and one-half years......... 169.

Goldstein, M. J.................................. 127.
April 26th..................................... 127.
8:15 p. m., played cards, Selig home......... 127.
Frank read in hall........................... 127.
Nothing unusual about Frank.................. 127.
10:30 p. m. Frank retired.................... 128.
His wife left 15 minutes after............... 128.

Gordon, George, Counsel for Minola McKnight....... 224.
As to her affidavit............................ 224.

Gottheimer, Harry................................ 124.
April 26th..................................... 124.
10:00 a. m., was at Montag Bros............. 124.
Frank came in at the time.................... 124.
Asked Gottheimer to come to factory........... 124.
"Come up now or come after dinner"........... 124.
"If you can't come now, come here after dinner" 124

Saturday......................................... 124.
Accustomed to go to Frank's office on........... 124.
Found Frank's wife there once................... 124.
Never found any door locked..................... 124.

Greenfield, A. D................................. 142.
Character of Leo M. Frank good................. 142.

Grice, L. O...................................... 43.
Frank excited April 27th....................... 43.

Griffin, Miss Maggie............................. 223.
Says she saw Miss Rebecca Carson go into dressing room with Frank 223.
Other ladies on floor at time.................. 223.
Their names not given.......................... 223.

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Haas, Miss O. L.................................. 242.
Kendley, George, bitter toward Frank........... 242.