Another in our series of new transcriptions of contemporary articles on the Leo Frank case.
Atlanta Constitution
August 9th, 1913
T. H. Willet, a pattern maker, who built the model of the pencil factory, was next called by the defense. Under the cross-examination of Mr. Hooper he frequently admitted discrepancies in the pasteboard structure submitted by Frank’s counsel.
“What is your occupation?” he was asked by Mr. Arnold.
“Pattern maker.”
“Did you make an inspection of the National Pencil factory?”
“Yes.”
“In making this model, as to its dimensions and proportions, you have followed exact figures of blue prints?”
“Yes.”