1914 November 22 Atlanta Constitution 48 Pages Georgia
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- 1914 November 22 Atlanta Constitution 48 Pages Georgia
- Author
- Leo Frank
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- 1914
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1914 November 22 Atlanta Constitution 48 Pages Georgia
Author: Atlanta Constitution
Year: 1914
PDF PAGE 1, COLUMN 3 VINDICATION ASKED BY LEO M. FRANK IN CARD TO PUBLIC “Injustice Done Me Was Begotten in This Com- munity and It Can Right the Wrong,” He Says. INNOCENCE IS ASSERTED BY PRISONER IN TOWER His Lawyers Argue Case Before Justice Lamar in Washington and It Is Taken Under Advisement. “I have hoped, and I still hope, that I may yet be vindicated by this community and that my innocence may be universally acknowledged. The harm and injustice done me was begotten in this community and it can right the wrong. I hope that this vindication may come, and the full truth of this awful tragedy be bared to the light before death overtakes me. If I am gathered to my fathers then I trust that my vindication may come, and my name be restored during the lifetime of my dear parents and my loving wife.” This confidence in his ultimate vindication was expressed Saturday night in a statement given out from the Tower by Leo Frank, convicted of the murder of Mary Phagan, whose Case has now passed from the control of the state Courts, and is now being considered by Justice Lamar, of the United States Supreme Court. Saturday Justice Lamar received the legal representatives of Leo Frank at his