1915 August 18 Atlanta Constitution 14 Pages Georgia

1915 August 18 Atlanta Constitution 14 Pages Georgia

Author: Atlanta Constitution

Year: 1915

PDF PAGE 1, COLUMN 1 MOB’S OWN STORY IN DETAIL PDF PAGE 1, COLUMN 1 Section of Big Crowd Waiting to View Frank’s Body Photo by Francis E. Price. Some of the thousands of men, women and children gathered at the Funeral Parlors of Greenberg & Bond, and between 2:30 in the afternoon and 7 o’Clock in the evening, they filed past the body. PDF PAGE 1, COLUMN 5 How Plans Were Formed And Put Into Execution Without Slightest Hitch THOUSANDS VIEW BODY Men, Women, and Children March Past Cas- ket in Undertaking Parlors—Crowd Grows Threatening When Refused Permission to See Body—Remains Taken to Brooklyn at Midnight Following Services in Chapel. After having been viewed by many thousands of men, women, and children as it lay in the undertaking Parlors of Greenberg & Bond, the body of Leo M. Frank is now En Route to Brooklyn, where the Funeral Exercises will be held. On the same train are Mrs. Frank, Alexander Marcus, her Brother-In-Law, Rabbi David Marx and several other friends of the family. Although it was first attempted to prevent the public from seeing the body of the dead man, the threatening nature of the crowd, which gathered at the Undertaking Parlors, led to the Decision that it wo