1914 October 03 Atlanta Constitution 14 Pages Georgia
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- 1914 October 03 Atlanta Constitution 14 Pages Georgia
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- Conditions Which He Does Not
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1914 October 03 Atlanta Constitution 14 Pages Georgia
Author: Atlanta Constitution
Year: 1914
PDF PAGE 1, COLUMN 1 Frank Not Guilty, Believes Conley’s Lawyer; Plans to Obtain Freedom of Man in Tower PDF PAGE 1, COLUMN7 WILLIAM M. SMITH SAYS HE HAS FAITH MURDER MYSTERY WILL BE SOLVED Asserts He Had Plans to Liberate Factory Superin- tendent, But Was Prevent- ed by Conditions Which He Does Not Care to Dis- cuss—Intimates He May Reveal Them Later. ALL THAT IS NEEDED NOW IS CO-OPERATION OF OFFICERS, HE SAYS Solicitor Dorsey Declares That He Has No State- ment to Make on Develop- ment—Dan Lehon Says That He Had Known of Smith’s New Opinion for Some Time. That he not only believes Leo M. Frank innocent of the murder of Mary Phagan, but will seek to demonstrate his innocence, was the statement made last night by Attorney William M. Smith, counsel for the Negro, Jim Conley, Frank’s accuser and a convicted accessory after the crime. The statement came when a reporter for The Constitution queried the attorney in regard to persistent rumors that Conley’s counsel had experienced a change of opinion in the Frank case. Mr. Smith dictated his words over the telephone. Mr. Smith also declared that he had previously sought to manifest Frank’s innocence but was unable to do so by conditions