1913 June 22 Atlanta Constitution 60 Pages Georgia
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- 1913 June 22 Atlanta Constitution 60 Pages Georgia
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- Mima
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1913 June 22 Atlanta Constitution 60 Pages Georgia
Author: Atlanta Constitution
Year: 1913
The Atlanta Constitution Sunday, June 22, 1913 Prominent Atlanta Lawyer Engaged to Aid in Defense of Pencil Factory Superintendent. NO WHITE MAN KILLED GIRL, ASSERTS LAWYER Formby and Conley Statements Should Not Be Given Credence So Far as They Tend to Incriminate Frank, He Says. Reuben R. Arnold, perhaps the best-known attorney in Georgia, has been engaged to aid the defense of Leo M. Frank, the suspected pencil factory superintendent, in the Mary Phagan mystery. This announcement was made from his office yesterday afternoon. In a statement that was furnished [to] each of the newspapers, Mr. Arnold attacks the detectives for their continued efforts to lay the Phagan murder at his client's door. He hoots at the credence which he says has been placed in Conley's story and in the sensational affidavit sworn by Mima [sic] Formby. Asserting his anticipation of clarifying the situation in due time, Mr. Arnold says that in the evidence the prosecution holds against Frank there is no room whatever in which to believe him guilty, and that no white man committed the crime. Injustice, Says Arnold. He deplores alleged injustice done the suspected superintendent by reports circulated to the e