MRS EMMA CLARK FREEMAN, Sworn In For The Defendant, 140th To Testify
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MRS. EMMA CLARK FREEMAN, sworn for the Defendant.I have worked at the pencil factory over four years. Mr. Frank's general character is good. I am a married woman. I have known Conley ever since he has been at the factory. His general character for truth and veracity is bad. I would not believe him on oath.CROSS EXAMINATION.I have never heard any suggestion of any wrongdoing on the part of Mr. Frank, either in or out of the factory. I was forelady at the factory for about three years.MRS EMMA CLARK FREEMAN, Sworn In For The Defendant, 140th To Testify
MISS SARAH BARNES, Sworn In For The Defendant, 141st To Testify
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MISS SARAH BARNES, sworn for the Defendant.I worked at the pencil factory over four years. His character is good. I have never heard anything bad. He has been the best of men.CROSS EXAMINATION.No one has talked to me about what I was going to swear. I have told Mr. Arnold what I have told here. I never went with Mr. Frank for any immoral purpose anywhere.MISS SARAH BARNES, Sworn In For The Defendant, 141st To Testify
MISS IRENE JACKSON, Sworn In For The Defendant, 142nd To Testify
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MISS IRENE JACKSON, sworn for the Defendant.I worked at the pencil factory for three years. So far as I know Mr. Frank's character was very well. I don't know anything about him. He never said anything to me. I have never met Mr. Frank at any time for any immoral purpose.CROSS EXAMINATION.I am the daughter of County Policeman Jackson. I never heard the girls say anything about him, except that they seemed to be afraid of him. They never would notice him at all. They would go to work when they saw him coming. Miss Emily Mayfield and I were
MISS BESSIE FLEMING, Sworn In For The Defendant, 143rd To Testify
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MISS BESSIE FLEMING, sworn for the Defendant.I worked as stenographer at Mr. Frank's office from April, 1911, to December, 1911. Mr. Frank's character was unusually good.CROSS EXAMINATIONI am just talking about my personal relations with him. I have never seen him do anything wrong there in the factory. He never made any advances to me or anyone else. I worked right in the same office with him. The foreladies came to the office, the other girls did not very much. I never did see any flirting. I never heard about any. Mr. Frank worked on his financial sheet in the
MRS MATTIE THOMPSON, Sworn In For The Defendant, 144th To Testify
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MRS. MATTIE THOMPSON, sworn for the Defendant.I work on the fourth floor of the pencil factory. I have been there three years. Mr. Frank's general character is good. I have never heard anything against him. I have never met Mr. Frank anywhere or at any time for any immoral purpose. I have made complaint about girls flirting out of the windows with men on the outside. After seven o'clock, the girls are not supposed to be in the dressing room. There is no toilet or bathtub in the dressing room. There is no lock on the door.CROSS EXAMINATION.They were all
MISS IRENE CARSON, Sworn In For The Defendant, 145th To Testify
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MISS IRENE CARSON, sworn for the Defendant.I worked for fifteen months on the fourth floor of the pencil factory. I have known Mr. Frank during that time. His character is good. I am a sister of Miss Rebecca Carson, and a daughter of Mrs. E. H. Carson. I was with my sister on Whitehall Street on April 26th and recollect seeing Mr. Frank there. I have never met Mr. Frank at any time or place for any immoral purpose.MISS IRENE CARSON, Sworn In For The Defendant, 145th To Testify
MRS J J WARDLAW, Sworn In For The Defendant, 146th To Testify
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MRS. J. J. WARDLAW, sworn for the Defendant.I worked at the pencil factory four years. I worked on the fourth floor. Mr. Frank's character is good. I have never met Mr. Frank at any time or place for any immoral purpose.CROSS EXAMINATION.I have never heard of any improper relation of Mr. Frank with any of the girls at the factory. I have never heard of his putting his arm around any girl on the street car, or going to the woods with them.MRS J J WARDLAW, Sworn In For The Defendant, 146th To Testify
MISS EMILY MAYFIELD, Sworn In For The Defendant, 147th To Testify
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MISS EMILY MAYFIELD, Sworn for the defendant.I worked at the pencil factory last year during the summer of 1912. I have never been in the dressing room when Mr. Frank would come in and look at anybody that was undressing.CROSS EXAMINATION.I work at Jacob's Pharmacy. My sister used to work also at the pencil factory. I don't remember any occasion when Mr. Frank came in the dressing room door while Miss Irene Jackson and her sister were there.MISS EMILY MAYFIELD, Sworn In For The Defendant, 147th To Testify
MISSES ANNIE OSBORNE, REBECCA CARSON, MAUDE WRIGHT, AND MRS ELLA THOMAS,, Sworn In For The Defendant, Denotated As A Cluster Of People Who Testified Separately And Individually, 148th To Testify
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MISSES ANNIE OSBORNE, REBECCA CARSON, MAUDE WRIGHT, AND MRS. ELLA THOMAS, all sworn for the defendant, testified that they were employees of the National Pencil Company; that Mr. Frank's general character was good; that Conley's character for truth and veracity was bad and that they would not believe him on oath.MISSES ANNIE OSBORNE, REBECCA CARSON, MAUDE WRIGHT, AND MRS ELLA THOMAS,, Sworn In For The Defendant, Denotated As A Cluster Of People Who Testified Separately And Individually, 148th To Testify
8 PEOPLE, Sworn In For The Defendant From Misses Mollie Blair To Mrs Barnes, 149th To Testify
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MISSES MOLLIE BLAIR, ETHEL STEWARD, CORA COWAN, B. D. SMITH, LIZZIE WORD, BESSIE WHITE, GRACE ATHERTON, AND MRS. BARNES all sworn for the defendant testified that they were employees of the National Pencil Company, and work on the fourth floor of the factory; that the general character of Leo M. Frank was good; that they have never gone with him at any time or place for any immoral purpose, and that they never heard of his doing anything wrong.8 PEOPLE, Sworn In For The Defendant From Misses Mollie Blair To Mrs Barnes, 149th To Testify
20 PEOPLE,, Sworn In For The Defendant From Misses Corintha Hall To A. C. Holloway, 150th To Testify
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MISSES CORINTHA HALL, ANNIE HOWEL, LILLLIE M. GOODMAN, Velma Hayes, JENNIE MAYFIELD, IDA HOLMES, WILLIE HATCHETT, MARY HATCHETT, MINNIE SMITH, MAJORIE Mc CORD, LENA Mc MURTY, MRS. W. R. JOHNSON, MRS. S. A. WILSON, MRS. GEORGIA DENHAM, MRS. L. O. JONES, MISS ZILLA SPIVEY, CHARLES LEE, N. V. DARLEY, F. ZIGANKI, AND A. C. HOLLOWAY, all sworn for the defendant, testified that they were employees of the National Pencil Company and knew Leo M. Frank, and that his general character was good.20 PEOPLE,, Sworn In For The Defendant From Misses Corintha Hall To A. C. Holloway, 150th To Testify
1501 Page – Leo Frank Georgia Supreme Court Appeals Records, 1913, 1914
Visible Translated Text Is As Follows: LEO M. FRANKVS.STATE OF GEORGIAREHEARING MOTION FOR NEW TRIALFROM CONVICTION OF MURDERIN FULTON SUPERIOR COURT.INDEX TO BILL OF EXCEPTIONSINDEX TO BILL OF EXCEPTIONS PRESENTED BY ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF IN ERRORMOVANT'S EVIDENCE ---------------------------------- 1-60.STATE'S EVIDENCE ----------------------------------- 61-285.MOVANT'S EVIDENCE IN REBUTTAL ---------------------- 284-264.11/19/14 Frank v StateWITNESSESADKINS, J. A. (State) ----------------------------- 140.ALEXANDER, H. A. (Movant) -------------------------- 72, 73, 164.ALLEN, AARON (State) ------------------------------- 157.ALLEN, KATE (State) --------------------------------- 157.AMENDMENT, FIRST, TO MOTION NEW TRIAL --------------- 56.AMENDMENT, SECOND, ---------------------------- 56.AMENDMENT, THIRD, ----------------------------- 61.AMENDMENT, FOURTH, ---------------------------- 65.AMENDMENT, FIFTH, ----------------------------- 132.AMENDMENT, FIRST, STATE'S EVIDENCE ------------------ 182.AMENDMENT, SECOND, " " ------------------------------ 141.AMENDMENT, THIRD,
1502 Page – Leo Frank Georgia Supreme Court Appeals Records, 1913, 1914
Visible Translated Text Is As Follows: ARMSTRONG, MRS. L. L. (State) -----------------------------62.ARNOLD, HELL (State) ---------------------------------------131.ARNOLD, REUBEN, ET AL. (Movant) ----------------------------37.BAGHIAN, PROF. G. A. (Movant) ------------------------------6.BAILEY, MRS. MAUD (Movant) ---------------------------------56.BAKER, HARRY (State) ---------------------------------------141.BARRETT, MRS. MAY (Movant) ---------------------------------60.BARRETT, R. P. (State - transcript evidence cited) --------186.BARRETT, R. P. (State) -------------------------------------204.BECKER, H. W. (Movant) -------------------------------------30.BERNARD, B. (Movant) ---------------------------------------254.BLACK, JNO. R. (Movant) ------------------------------------10.BLACK, JNO. R. (State) ------------------------------------62, 94, 202.BOOZER, J. W. (Movant) -------------------------------------56.BOYD, W. W. (State) ----------------------------------------92.BRANCH, HARLIS (Movant) ------------------------------------6.BRANDON, MORRIS ET AL. (Movant) ----------------------------37.BRANDON, MORRIS (Movant - Movant) --------------------------51.BURKE, C. W. (State - Telegram from) -----------------------1.BURKE, C. W. (Movant) 224,225,226,240,245,246,247,251 ---- 7.BURNS, WM.
1503 Page – Leo Frank Georgia Supreme Court Appeals Records, 1913, 1914
Visible Translated Text Is As Follows: DAIBON, G. BURTS (movant) ---------------------------------- 27.DABON, G. B. (State) -------------------------------------- 115.DARLEY, H. V. (movant - explaining wage order blanks) ---- 32.DARLEY, H. V. (State) ------------------------------------- 65, 66.DENHAM, MRS. GEORGIA (movant) ---------------------------- 65, 66.DENHAM, MRS. GEORGIA (movant-rebuttal) ------------------- 237.DEWISOR, AUSTIN G. (State) ------------------------------- 120.DEVORE, R. A. (State) ------------------------------------- 120.DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE (State - indictment) ---------------- 221.DONALDSON, J. Y. (State) ---------------------------------- 154.DOYAL, J. H. (State) -------------------------------------- 130.DUFFY, J. B. (movant) ------------------------------------- 34.DUFFY, J. E. (State) -------------------------------------- 120.DUFFY, J. E. (State) -------------------------------------- 130.DUNCAN, S. L. (State) ------------------------------------ 146.DARNELL, FLORENCE (State) --------------------------------- 136.REYNOLDS, MRS. MAMIE (movant) ----------------------------- 24.REYNOLDS, MRS.
1504 Page – Leo Frank Georgia Supreme Court Appeals Records, 1913, 1914
Visible Translated Text Is As Follows: GANTT, J. H. (State) --------------------------------- 119.GARNER, H. A. (State) ------------------ 96,129,130,203,206,223.GIRBSLIN, W. A. (State) ----------------------------- 81.GILLESPIE, WILLIS J. (State) ------------------------- 149.GOODWIN, DAN M. (State) ------------------------------ 209.GRAHAM, C. J. (State) ------------------------------- 164.GROUND 1, MOTION NEW TRIAL ---------------------------- 1.GROUND 2, --------------------------------- 12.GROUND 3, --------------------------------- 12.GROUND 4, --------------------------------- 13.GROUND 5, --------------------------------- 14.GROUND 6, --------------------------------- 19.GROUND 7, --------------------------------- 19.GROUND 8, --------------------------------- 21.GROUND 9, --------------------------------- 24.GROUND 10, -------------------------------- 25.GROUND 11, -------------------------------- 26.GROUND 12, -------------------------------- 27.GROUND 13, -------------------------------- 30.GROUND 14, -------------------------------- 33.GROUND 15, -------------------------------- 34.GROUND 16, -------------------------------- 34.GROUND 17, -------------------------------- 36.GROUND 18, -------------------------------- 61.GROUND 1, STATE'S EVIDENCE -------------------------- 84.GROUND 4,
1505 Page – Leo Frank Georgia Supreme Court Appeals Records, 1913, 1914
Visible Translated Text Is As Follows: GROUND 1, (Movant - rebuttal) .................................. 224.GROUND 2, ................................................. 224.GROUND 3, ................................................. 224.GROUND 5, ................................................. 225.GROUND 9, ................................................. 236.GROUND 10, ................................................. 240.GROUND 11, ................................................. 241.GROUND 13, ................................................. 242.GROUND 14, ................................................. 243.GROUND 14½, ................................................. 245.GROUND 15, ................................................. 247.GROUND 16, ................................................. 248.GROUND 17, ................................................. 248.GUNTER, KAGGIE (State) ......................................... 153.HAAS, H. J. ET AL. (Movant) .................................... 57.HAAS, H. J. (Movant - rebuttal) ................................ 233.HAAS, LEONARD (Movant - rebuttal) .................. 11,51,78.HARRIS, H. F. (Movant - affidavit presented to but not signed) 2.HARRIS, DR. H. F. (Movant) ...................................... 7.HARRIS, DR. H. F. (Movant - rebuttal) .......................... 224.HARRIS, JACOB (State)
1506 Page – Leo Frank Georgia Supreme Court Appeals Records, 1913, 1914
Visible Translated Text Is As Follows: JEFFERSON, MRS. GEORGE W. (State) ---------------------------------- 212.JONES, IVY (Movant) ------------------------------------------------- 33.JONES, IVY (State) -------------------------------------------------- 125.KARST, MARIE (Movant) ----------------------------------------------- 25.KARST, MARIE (State) ------------------------------------------------- 106, 107.KENNEDY, MISS MAGNOLIA (State - transcript testimony at) ------------ 174.KNIGHT, J. O. (Movant - rebuttal) ------------------------------------ 284, 287, 242.LAFFEN, MRS. CORA L. (Movant) ---------------------------------------- 34, 66.LANEY, W. J. (State) ------------------------------------------------ 172.LATIMER, W. CARROLL (ALEXANDER & HAS) (Movant) ---------------------- 78.LEKOFP, MAIER (Movant) ----------------------------------------------- 17.LEHON, DAN S. (State) ----------------------------------------------- 191.LEHON, DAN S. (Movant - rebuttal) 226, 226, 241, 242, 242, 246LYNN, FRED (Movant) -------------------------------------------------- 230.LACINTYRE, DAN, JR. (Movant - rebuttal) ----------------------------- 229.LACINTYRE, D.
1507 Page – Leo Frank Georgia Supreme Court Appeals Records, 1913, 1914
Visible Translated Text Is As Follows: PAZB, PROF. J. H. (Hovant) ----------------------------- 6.PAPPENHEIMER, OSCAR (Hovant) --------------------------- 4.PATRICK, G. W. ET AL. (Booser) (Hovant) ---------------- 47.PERKERSON, FRED (State) ------------------------------- 210.PERRY, EUGENE (State) --------------------------------- 124.PETTIS, NELLIE (State) ------------------------------- 110, 111.PHILLIPS, JR., CHARLES (State) ------------------------- 92.PHILLIPS, JR., CHARLES D. (Hovant - rebuttal) ---------- 225.PICKETT, E. H. (State) ------------------------------- 90.PINK, MARY ET AL. (Hovant) ---------------------------- 60.PUCKETT, O. H. (State) ------------------------------- 126.QUINN, H. H. (State) --------------------------------- 126.QUINN, W. T. (State) -------------------------------- 140.QUINN, LILLIE (Hovant - rebuttal) -------------------- 241.REBUTTAL OF HUSBAND OF HOVANT------------------------ 224.REESB, FRANK (State) -------------------------------- 146.RICH, MARY (Col.) (Hovant) ---------------------------- 26.RICH, MARY (State) -----------------------------------
1508 Page – Leo Frank Georgia Supreme Court Appeals Records, 1913, 1914
Visible Translated Text Is As Follows: SMITH, ORSON ET AL., (Ennis) (Movant) ---------- 80.STALLINGS, DR. RUSSELL D. (State) ---------- 140.STARNES, J. H. (State) ---------- 118.STATE'S COUNTER SHOWING ---------- 81.STELKER, JOSEPH (Movant) ---------- 24.STELKER, JOSEPH (Movant - rebuttal) ---------- 246.STEVENS, G. A. K. (Affidavit as to Harris' refusal to sign affidavit) (Movant) ---------- 3.STOVER, MONTEEN (State) ---------- 216.TRIBLEBAUM, S. L. (Movant) ---------- 20, 17, 79.TESTIMONY INTRODUCED BY MOVANT IN REBUTTAL ---------- 224.THOMAS, E. D. (Movant) ---------- 225.THOMPSON, JOB (Movant) ---------- 231.WAGGONER, ROBERT L. (State) ---------- 130.WAITS, JAMES H. (State) ---------- 125.WAITS, MRS. HATTIE (State) ---------- 125.WELLBORN, F. J. (State) ---------- 113.WHITE,
1509 Page – Leo Frank Georgia Supreme Court Appeals Records, 1913, 1914
Visible Translated Text Is As Follows: GILBERT, Y. J. (A. L. Carter) (State) ---------------------------------- 149.GRAHAM, C. J. (A. L. Carter) (State) ---------------------------------- 154.GUNNER, MAGGIE (A. L. Carter) (State) ---------------------------------- 153.HARDIN, DR. L. SAGE (Repes) (Repes) ---------------------------------- 10.HARRIS, JACOB (Carter) (State) ---------------------------------------- 163.HERMAN, JOSEPH (Leiser Loeb) (Loewent) ---------------------------------- 19.HOLLOWAY, R. P. (Rayfield) (Loewent) ------------------------------------ 12.HOLLOWAY, R. P. ET AL. (A. L. Carter) (Loewent) ------------------------- 14.HOLT, H. H. (Bailey and Barrett) (State) ------------------------------- 150.JACKSON, E. (A. L. Carter) (State) ------------------------------------- 166.JACOBS, J. (Loewent) ------------------------------------------------- 64.JAHNER, J. CARROLL ET AL. (Loewent) (Loewent) -------------------------- 76.MOORED, MARGORIE ET AL. (Loewent) (Loewent) ----------------------------- 34.MONTAG, SIG ET
39 PEOPLE,, Sworn In For The Defendant From D I Macintyre To Nathan Coplan, 151st To Testify
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D. I. MACINTYRE, B. WILDAJER, MRS. DAN KLEIN, ALEX DITTLER, DR. J. E. SOMERFIELD, F. G. SCHIFF, ALL. GUTRAN, JOSEPH GERSHON, PL. D. MCCARLEY, MRS. H. W. MEYER; MRS. DAVID MARX, MRS. A. I. HARRIS, M. S. RICH, L. H. ROSS, MRS. L. H. ROSS, MRS. JOSEPH BROWN, M. M. FITZPATRICK, EMIL DITTMER, WM. BAUER, MISS. HELEN LOBB, AL. FOX, MRS. MARTIN MAY, JULIAN V. BOMHM, MRS. MOLLIE HOSBERG, M. H. SILVERMAN, MRS. M. L. STERN, CHAS. ADLER, MRS. R. A. SOMH, MISS RAY KLEIN, A. J. JONES, L. MISTAIN, J. BERHARD, J. FOX, MARCUS LOEB, FRED, HILLBRON, A. C.
1510 Page – Leo Frank Georgia Supreme Court Appeals Records, 1913, 1914
Visible Translated Text Is As Follows: WITNESSES SUSTAINING AFFIANTS.ALEXANDER, H. A. (Chief et al.) (Movant-rebuttal) ---------- 246.ALEXANDER, H. A. (W. J. Burns) (Movant) ---------- 79.BARRETT, MAY (Mrs. Bailey) ---------- 60.BARKARD, B. (George Epps) (Movant - rebuttal) ---------- 254.BURKE, E. ET AL. (Ruth Roberson) ---------- 256.BURKE, C. W. ---------- 240.BURKE, C. W. (Marie Karst) ---------- 242.BURKE, C. W. (F. E. Duffy) ---------- 249.BURKE, C. W. (Lillian Knight) ---------- 260.BURKE, C. W. (Carrie Smith) ---------- 265.BURNS, W. J. (Albert Knight) ---------- 230.CAMBELL, PAT (C. B. Dalton) (State) ---------- 118.CONROY, JOSEPH W. (Dewey Howell) (Movant - rebuttal) ---------- 266.DENNISTON, AUSTIN G. (Ruth Roberson)
1511 Page – Leo Frank Georgia Supreme Court Appeals Records, 1913, 1914
Visible Translated Text Is As Follows: MCKNIGHT, MINOLA (Albert McKnight) (Movant - rebuttal) --- 227MEYER, MRS. MAX (Mrs. Rachel Harris Miller) (Movant) -------- 18.MIOR, JOHN (Albert Minter) (Movant - rebuttal) ---- 235.PHILLIPS, CHAS. T. JR., (Mayfield) --- 235.QUIN, L. A. ET AL. (Mayfield) (Movant) -------- 12.QUIN, L. A. ET AL. (Falata) (Movant) -------- 13.QUIN, LILLIE (Marie Karst) (Movant - rebuttal) ---- 241.SCHWAB, OTTO ET AL. (Bailey & Barrett) " 260.SCHIFF, H. G. ET AL. (Marie Karst) (Movant) -------- 26.SCHIFF, H. G. ET AL. (J. H. E. Booker) --- 31.SCHIFF ET AL. (Falata and Mayfield) " rebuttal) ---- 225.SMITH, ORSCH ET
MRS M W CARSON, MARY PIRK, MRS DORA SMALL, MISS JULIA FUSS, R P BUTLER, JOE STELKER,, Sworn In For The Defendant, 152nd To Testify
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MRS. M. W. CARSON, MARY PIRK, MRS. DORA SMALL, MISS JULIA FUSS, R.P. BUTLER, JOE STELKER, all sworn for the defendant, testified that they were employees of the National Pencil Company; that they know Leo M. Frank and that his general character is good.MRS M W CARSON, MARY PIRK, MRS DORA SMALL, MISS JULIA FUSS, R P BUTLER, JOE STELKER,, Sworn In For The Defendant, 152nd To Testify
1524 Page – Leo Frank Georgia Supreme Court Appeals Records, 1913, 1914
Visible Translated Text Is As Follows: E. F. CRUSSELLE, Sworn for the Movant.I am a court reporter and reported part of the testimony of Dr. H. F. Harris, at the trial of Leo M. Frank during the month of August, 1913, in Fulton Superior Court; the following testimony is a portion of the testimony of Dr.Harris , which I reported, and which a pears on pages 1481 and 1482 of the stenographic record of the testimony in said cause.Q.Doctor,when did Mr.Dorsey first talk with yo: about making this autopsy? A. I dont recall.Q. How long before you made the examination
7 PEOPLE, Sworn In For The State From J R Floyd To Lem Smith, 153rd To Testify
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J. R. FLOYD, R. M. GODDARD, A. L. GODDARD, N. J. BALLARD, HENRY CARR, J. S. RICE, LEM SMITH, all sworn for the State, testified that they knew Daisy Hopkins; that her general character for truth and veracity was bad and that they would not believe her on oath. J. R. Floyd testified that he heard Daisy Hopkins talk about Frank and said there was a cot in the basement.7 PEOPLE, Sworn In For The State From J R Floyd To Lem Smith, 153rd To Testify
1531 Page – Leo Frank Georgia Supreme Court Appeals Records, 1913, 1914
Visible Translated Text Is As Follows: Broad at 1:10, and yet here is the paper containing your admission made in the presence of your attorney, Monday morning, April 28th, that you didn't leave the factory until 1:10.Gentlemen, talk to me about sad spectacles, but oh!the sad spectacles that I have witnessed through one that don't know who did it, I don't know in ignorance of who did it, but I know so my grave Curran girl, the daughter of a man that works for Montag, in the case this to prove this for this red-handed murderer, who killed that little
J T HEARN, Sworn In For The State, 154th To Testify
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J. T. Hearn, sworn for the State.I have known C. B. Dalton from 1890 to 1904. At first his general character was bad, but the last I knowed of him, it was good. I would believe him on oath.CROSS EXAMINATION.I heard of his being indicted for stealing and selling liquor, but the last year he was in Walton County he joined the church and I never heard a word against him after that.J T HEARN, Sworn In For The State, 154th To Testify
R V JOHNSON, Sworn In For The State, 155th To Testify
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R. V. JOHNSON, sworn for the State.I have known C. B. Dalton for about 20 years. His character for truth and veracity is good, and I would believe him on oath.CROSS EXAMINATION.I didn't hear he was indicted for liquor selling before he left my county. He was in good standing when he left the church. I knew he was in the chaingang for stealing about 18 or 20 years ago.W. M. COOK, W. J. ELDER, A. B. HOUSTON, J. T. BORN, W. M. WRIGHT, C. B. Mc Ginnis, F. P. HEFNER, W. C. HALE, LEON BOYCE, M. G. CALDWELL, A.
10 PEOPLE, Sworn In For The Defendant From Miss Myrtie Cato To Carrie Smith, 156th To Testify
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MISS MYRTIE CATO, MAGGIE GRIFFIN, MRS. C. D. DONEGAN, MRS. H. R. JOHNSON, MISS MARIE CARST, MISS NELLIE PETTIS, MARY DAVIS, MRS. MARY E. WALLACE, ESTELLE WINKLE, CARRIE SMITH, all sworn for the Defendant, testified that they were formerly employed at the National Pencil Company and worked at the factory for a period varying from three days to three and a half years; that Leo M. Frank's character for lasciviousness was bad.10 PEOPLE, Sworn In For The Defendant From Miss Myrtie Cato To Carrie Smith, 156th To Testify
1563 Page – Leo Frank Georgia Supreme Court Appeals Records, 1913, 1914
Visible Translated Text Is As Follows: jury,and before more than one juror had been polled, to such an ex-tent that the court had some difficulty in proceeding with thepoll or the jury,which then in progress and not finished.In-deed so great was the noise and confusion without that the courtheard the responses of the jury during the polling with somedifficulty.While you was about ten feet from the jury.In thecourt room, shouting to the jury, lawyers, newspaper men and officers ofthe court, and among them there was no disorder.GROUND 75.Public sentiment ceased to the Co rt to beagainst him.The court room was
MISS MAMIE KITCHENS, Sworn In For The State, 157th To Testify
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MISS MAMIE KITCHENS, sworn for the State in rebuttal.I have worked at the National Pencil Company two years. I am on the fourth floor. I have not been called by the defense. Miss Jones and Miss Howard have also not been called by the defense to testify. I was in the dressing room with Miss Irene Jackson when she was undressed. Mr. Frank opened the door, stuck his head inside. He did not knock. He just stood there and laughed. Miss Jackson said, "Well, we are dressing, blame it," and then he shut the door.CROSS EXAMINATION.Yes, he asked us if
MISS RUTH ROBINSON, Sworn In For The State, 158th To Testify
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MISS RUTH ROBINSON, sworn for the State in rebuttal.I have seen Leo M. Frank talking to Mary Phagan. He was talking to her about her work, not very often. He would just tell her, while she was at work, about her work. He would stand just close enough to her to tell her about her work. He would show her how to put rubbers in the pencils. He would just take up the pencil and show her how to do it. That's all I saw him do. I heard him speak to her; he called her Mary. That was last
MISS DEWEY HEWELL, Sworn In For The State, 159th To Testify
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MISS DEWEY HEWELL, sworn for the State in rebuttal.I stay in the Home of the Good Shepherd in Cincinnati. I worked at the pencil factory four months. I quit in March, 1913. I have seen Mr. Frank talk to Mary Phagan two or three times a day in the metal department. I have seen him hold his hand on her shoulder. He called her Mary. He would stand pretty close to her. He would lean over in her face.CROSS EXAMINATION.All the rest of the girls were there when he talked to her. I don't know what he was talking to
1592 Page – Leo Frank Georgia Supreme Court Appeals Records, 1913, 1914
Visible Translated Text Is As Follows: the least doubt in my mind that these letters were written by thesame person who wrote the notes found by the dead body of MaryPhagan.S. M. NETTLEBAUM, Sworn for the Movant.I am a court reporter andreported the oral argument made by Solicitor General Hail Dorsey tothe Jury in the matter of the State vs.Leo M.Frank in Fulton SuperiorCourt, on August 22,23 and 25th.The Solicitor made the followingstatements:(page 78) "...this man Frank, by the language of these notes, inattempting to fasten the crime upon another, has indelibly fixed itupon himself.I renente it.We indelibly fixed it
MISS MYRTICE CATO AND MISS MAGGIE GRIFFIN, Sworn In For The State, 160th To Testify
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MISS MYRTICE CATO and MISS MAGGIE GRIFFIN, both sworn for the State, testified that they had seen Miss Rebecca Carson go into the ladies' dressing room on the fourth floor with Leo M. Frank two or three times during working hours; that there were other ladies working on the fourth floor at the time this happened.MISS MYRTICE CATO AND MISS MAGGIE GRIFFIN,, Sworn In For The State, 160th To Testify
J E DUFFY, Sworn In For The State, 161st To Testify
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J. E. DUFFY, sworn for the State in rebuttal.I worked at the National Pencil Company. I was hurt there in the metal department. I was cut on my forefingers on the left hand. That is the cut right around there (indicating). It never cut off any of my fingers. I went to the office to have it dressed. It was bleeding pretty freely. A few drops of blood dropped on the floor at the machine where I was hurt. The blood did not drop anywhere else except at that machine. None of it dropped near the ladies' dressing room, or
W E TURNER, Sworn In For The State, 162nd To Testify
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W. E. TURNER, sworn for the State in rebuttal.I worked at the National Pencil Company during March of this year. I saw Leo Frank talking to Mary Phagan on the second floor, about the middle of March. It was just before dinner. There was nobody else in the room then. She was going to work and he stopped to talk to her. She told him she had to go to work. He told her that he was the superintendent of the factory, and that he wanted to talk to her, and she said she had to go to work. She
W P MERK, Sworn In For The State, 163rd To Testify
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W. P. MERK, sworn for the State in rebuttal.I have been a motorman for about three years, in the employ of the Georgia Railway & Electric Company. I know Daisy Hopkins. I have met her at the corner of Whitehall and Alabama Street between 2:30 and 3:30 on a Saturday. She said she was going to pencil factory. I made an engagement with her to go to her room to see her that Saturday. I was in a room with her at the corner of Walker and Peters Street about 8:30 o'clock. She told me she had been to the