Author: Mary Phagan
ARTHUR PRIDE, Colored, Sworn In For The State, 86th To Testify
ARTHUR PRIDE (colored), sworn for the Defendant.I worked on the second floor of the factory. On Saturdays I work allover the factory, doing anything that is necessary. Beginning with Julyof last year I have not missed a single Saturday afternoon…
DAISY HOPKINS, Sworn In For The State, 87th To Testify
DAISY HOPKINS, sworn for the Defendant.I am a married woman. I worked in the factory from October, 1911,to June 1, 1912. I worked in the packing department on the second floor.Mr. Frank never spoke to me when he would pass.…
MISS LAURA ATKINSON, Sworn In For The State, 88th To Testify
MISS LAURA ATKINSON, sworn for the Defendant.I have been in Mr. Dalton's company three times. I never met himat the Busy Bee Cafe. I have never walked with him to or from the pencilcompany. I have never walked home with…
MRS MINNIE SMITH, Sworn In For The State, 89th To Testify
MRS. MINNIE SMITH, sworn for the Defendant.I work at the pencil factory. I do not know C. B. Dalton. I live at148 S. Forsyth Street. I have never met Dalton or walked home withhim. I don't know the man. I…
Tom Watson: The Official Record in the Case of Leo Frank, a Jew Pervert, Watson’s Magazine the Jeffersonian Monthly, September 1915
by Thomas E. Watson (pictured), Watson's Magazine, Volume 21 Number 5, September 1915 IN NEW YORK, there lived a fashionable architect, whose work commanded high prices. He was robust, full of manly vigor, and so erotic that he neglected a…
I M HAMILTON, Sworn In For The State, 90th To Testify
I. M. Hamilton. All sworn for the defendant. Testified that they livedin Gwinnett or Walton County; that they used to know C. B. Dalton beforehe left Monroe in Walton County, that his general character fortruth and veracity is bad, and…
R L BAUER, Sworn In For The State, 91st To Testify
R. L. BAUER, sworn for the Defendant.During the summer of 1909 and 1910, I worked at the National Pencil Company on Saturdays. Since that time I have worked off and on at the factory on Saturdays doing extra work. I…
GORDON BAILEY, Colored, Sworn In For The State, 92nd To Testify
GORDON BAILEY, (colored) sworn for the Defendant.I work at the factory. I am sometimes called" Snowball. " I neversaw Jim Conley talk to Mr. Frank the Friday before the murder. I havenever, at any time, heard Mr. Frank ask Conley…
HENRY SMITH, Sworn In For The State, 93rd To Testify
HENRY SMITH, sworn for the Defendant.I work at the pencil factory in the metal department. I work withBarrett. He has talked to me about the reward offered in this case. Hesaid it was $4,300, and he thought if anybody was…
MILTON KLEIN, Sworn In For The State, 94th To Testify
MILTON KLEIN, sworn for the Defendant.I saw Mr. Frank last Thanksgiving evening at a dance given by theB'nai B'rith at the Hebrew Orphans' Home. I also saw him that sameafternoon between half past four and six o'clock. The dance lasted…