1913 May 06 Atlanta Constitution 18 Pages Georgia
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- 1913 May 06 Atlanta Constitution 18 Pages Georgia
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- Lemmie Quinn
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- 1913
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1913 May 06 Atlanta Constitution 18 Pages Georgia
Author: Atlanta Constitution
Year: 1913
PDF PAGE 1, COLUMN 2 THIRD MAN BROUGHT INTO PHAGAN MYSTERY BY FRANK’S EVIDENCE Lemmie Quinn, Foreman of the Department in Which the Little Girl Worked, Was in His Office Just a Few Minutes After She Received Her Pay on the Day of the Murder, He Tells the Coroner's Jury at Inquest on Monday Afternoon. LEO FRANK INNOCENT NEW WITNESS TELLS ATLANTA DETECTIVES Quinn Declares That Officers Accused Him of Being Bribed to Come to the Aid of Superintendent — Frank Is on Stand for Four Hours Answering Coroner's Questions—Body of Mary Phagan Exhumed and Stomach Will Be Examined. The Mary Phagan murder mystery assumed a new aspect yesterday afternoon, when Leo M. Frank, the suspected factory superintendent, introduced a third man in the baffling mystery, who the witness stated, called to see him after the girl had drawn her pay and departed. Frank was testifying before the coroner's inquest when he startled his audience with the declaration that he was visited by Lemmie Quinn, a pencil plant foreman, less than 10 minutes after the girl of the tragedy had entered the building Saturday. Quinn immediately was summoned before Chief Lanford and Harry Scott, of the Pinkertons. He corroborated Frank'