1914 February 20 Atlanta Constitution 16 Pages Georgia
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- 1914 February 20 Atlanta Constitution 16 Pages Georgia
- Author
- Attorney General Thomas Felder
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- 1914
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- Public domain eBook
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1914 February 20 Atlanta Constitution 16 Pages Georgia
Author: Atlanta Constitution
Year: 1914
PDF PAGE 1, COLUMN 4 Frank’s Attorneys Could Not Complete Document Yesterday—Speculation as To What Burns Will Do. It is expected that that the attorneys for Leo M. Frank’s defense will probably file today their motion for a rehearing of the case. Although closeted all day Thursday. Attorneys Reuben Arnold and Luther Z. Rosser were unable to complete the motion in time for fling. It is expected the document will be a lengthy one, containing in the neighbourhood of fifty grounds for rehearing. They remained silent Thursday, refusing to discuss their new action from any angle. The motion will be opposed by Attorney General Thomas Felder, prosecutor, on the contention that the defense had ample opportunity to present its case and argument. Burns on Case. There was much speculation Thursday over the announcement that William J. Burns, America’s greatest detective, had come into the Phagan mystery. An air of secrecy surrounds his reported source of employment, although both Solicitor Dorsey and the prisoner’s defense say that the first they knew of Burns’ action was what they read in the newspapers. Frank himself is said to have stated to friends who visited him in the Tower that he had