1913 October 05 Atlanta Constitution 64 Pages Georgia

1913 October 05 Atlanta Constitution 64 Pages Georgia

Author: Atlanta Constitution

Year: 1913

PDF PAGE 1, COLUMN 4 A.H. HENSLEE MAY ESTABLISH ALIBI Attacked Frank Juror Brands As False the Charges Made Against Him in Several Af- fidavits. In answer to several of the affidavits claiming that at specified times and places he made declarations of belief in the guilt of Leo M. Frank, whom he later as a juror voted guilty of the murder of Mary Phagan. A. H. Henslee is understood to be preparing copies of orders to his firm by which he tends to show that he was in another part of the state at the time he is alleged to have made the remarks about Frank’s part in the murder. Mr. Henslee has given the lie in no plain terms to the charges against him, as has Juror M. Johenning, who, it is claimed by three affidavits, expressed before the trial came off his conviction of Frank’s guilt. Charges were made also by the defense that men on the streets were allowed to walk along by the side of the jurors and talk to them, and that a spectator talked to one juror in the court room. Solicitor General Hugh M. Dorsey, it is understood, is preparing to secure affidavits from Deputy Plennie Miner and the other deputies and bailiffs in an effort to disprove this attack. May Ask Indictment. Juror H