1915 January 20 Atlanta Constitution 12 Pages Georgia
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- 1915 January 20 Atlanta Constitution 12 Pages Georgia
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1915 January 20 Atlanta Constitution 12 Pages Georgia
Author: Atlanta Constitution
Year: 1915
PDF PAGE 1, COLUMN 1 Jim Conley Removed to Tower And Girl Detective Is the First Person to Obtain an Interview Asked if He Would Like to See Frank Hang, Negro Says, “That’s His Business and God’s, Not Mine.” WILL BE STAR WITNESS IN TRIAL OF TEDDER FOR SUBORNATION OF PERJURY Girl Investigator From Grand Rapids Pays Own Expenses Here to Make Probe – With Ministers Present, She Quizzes Jim Conley. A frail young woman with deep black eyes and an ambition to solve the Frank Case, who has been a girl of mystery around the courthouse for days, caused Jim Conley to spend one of the most eventful days yesterday since he was arrested two years ago and carried to Police Headquarters under suspicion of the murder of Mary Phagan. Conley is now lodged in the Tower beneath the same roof, with Leo Frank. Solicitor Dorsey expects to spring a sensation with him upon the stand in the Carlton C. Tedder trial for the Subornation of Perjury that is scheduled for Thursday. Until then, the Negro will remain in jail, closely guarded and privileged to see no visitors. The cause of Conley’s exciting day is Miss Lillian M. Schubel, girl investigator, formerly a Stenographer and until lately a professional mod