1915 June 13 Atlanta Constitution 56 Pages Georgia
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1915 June 13 Atlanta Constitution 56 Pages Georgia
Author: Atlanta Constitution
Year: 1915
PDF PAGE 3, COLUMN 1 SLATON TO SPEND TODAY IN STUDY OF FRANK APPEAL Hearing Adjourned at Mid- day Saturday Until Mon- day Morning at Request of Solicitor Dorsey. BROWN TAKES STAND AGAINST COMMUTATION Former Governor Declares Mercy Should Not Be Per- mitted to Interfere With the Ends of Justice. Governor Slaton announced Saturday at the first Session of the Leo M. Frank Hearing on the Commutation Appeal that he would confine most of Sunday to study of the Frank Case in an effort to conserve time and expedite the Hearing now in Progress. An immense mass of Documentary Evidence, published Briefs, and other data has been sent to Governor Slaton’s Country Home, where he can spend today in study, preparing himself for the vigorous Arguments that are to confront him Monday morning and afternoon. The main feature of the first morning’s Session of the final Frank Appeal was an address delivered by former Governor Joseph M. Brown, in which he declared that the question of mercy should not enter into the Frank Case, and that it should be considered entirely from a Judicial standpoint. The former Governor appeared as a member of the Delegation from Cobb County, which was organized last Monday