Another in our series of new transcriptions of contemporary articles on the Leo Frank case.
Atlanta Constitution
August 8th, 1913
City Detective Bass Rosser, who worked on the Phagan mystery, followed Dalton on the stand Thursday morning to tell that Mrs. Arthur White, whose husband, father and brother work for the National Pencil company, had not told him of seeing a strange negro in the factory on the day of the crime, although he questioned her about her knowledge of what went on there that day, and she had also told her brother, Wade Campbell, of seeing the negro.
“Have you worked on this case?” asked Solicitor Hugh Dorsey.
“Yes, sir,” replied the detective.
“Did you visit Mrs. Arthur White?”
“Yes.”
“Did Mrs. White mention to you anything about having seen a negro in the factory?”
“She did the second time I talked with her.”