Another in our series of new transcriptions of contemporary articles on the Leo Frank case.
Atlanta Constitution
August 5th, 1913
ARRESTED 7 TIMES, HE ADMITS
Jim Conley remained on the stand throughout the afternoon session. Attorney Rosser continuting his cross-examination after the noon recess.
“Who saw you, Jim, at police headquarters?”
“Chief Beavers.”
“Who else?”
“Mr. Smith, my lawyer.”
“Was anybody else present?”
“Yes, Tawney.”
“Did he hear what was said?”
“I guess so. He could have heard.”
“You talked to no one else?”
“No, sir.”
Conley Doesn’t Remember.
“Did you watch for Mr. Frank since the time in January?”
“I think not.”
“What did you do the Saturday afternoon you watched for him?”
“I don’t remember.”
“What did you do the next Saturday?”
“I don’t remember, except that I watched for him. I missed one Saturday.”
“What did you do the Saturday before Thanksgiving and that afternoon?”
“I don’t remember.”
“How much money did you draw the first Saturday you watched for him?”
“I don’t remember.”