Another in our series of new transcriptions of contemporary articles on the Leo Frank case.
Atlanta Constitution
August 21st, 1913
The evidence brought out on Tuesday that Frank had frequently been seen talking to Mary Phagan and that while so doing had placed his hands upon her person, was corroborated by several witnesses on Wednesday.
The first of these corroborative statements came when Miss Ruth Robinson was called to the stand by Dorsey.
She testified that she had worked at the National Pencil factory and knew both Frank and Mary Phagan.
“Have you ever seen Frank talking to Mary Phagan?” asked Dorsey.
“Yes.”
“What did he talk to her about?”
“About her work.”
“When did he talk to her?”
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