1755 Slide – Georgia Supreme Court Leo Frank Appeals Documents, 1913, 1914

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DAN S. LEHON. Sworn for the Movant.
I was present when Mrs.Mamie Edwards made an affidavit,dated Apr.13,1914, before Daniel Irwin Mclntyre, which affidavit was taken in the Leo M.Frank case to be used upon application for new trial.
I heard said Mclntyre read the affidavit to Mrs.Mamie Edwards, heard her say that it was true and saw her sign it.

GROUND 11.

LEMMIE QUINN. Sworn for the Movant.
On the 26th day of January,1914, I introduced Marie Karst to G.W.Burke,while they were in the store of J.H.Nunnally on Peachtree Street in Atlanta,Georgia,and the said G.W.Burke then and there told Miss Karst that he wanted to talk with her regarding the testimony she gave at the trial of Leo M. Frank.
I heard the entire conversation between Marie Karst and G.W.Burke and heard Miss Karst give to Mr.Burke the affidavit, of which a copy is attached to this affidavit.
Miss Marie Karst made the affidavit of her own free will and I heard her tell Mr.Burke that every word of same was the truth, and Mr. Burke did not hold out any inducements to Miss Karst or offer her reward of any kind for making affidavit referred to.

[The following is the affidavit referred to above].

Georgia, Fulton County.
Personally appeared Miss Marie Karst, of195 Kelly Street,Atlanta,Fulton County,Georgia, who upon oath deposes and says that she worked at the National Pencil Company about eighteen months previous to January 1912 and that she knew Mr.Leo M.Frank, Georgia at the Trial of Leo M. Frank of Mary Phagan.
Deponent says that she was one of the witnesses for the murder character had bad.
Deponent says that she was not gross xxxxx examined.
knew Deponent now says that she had been asked as to how she knew Mr.Frank's character was bad,am she could only have said because she had heard girls at the factory say that they were afraid to have Mr.Frank catch them loafing.
Deponent says that no girl or women ever told her that Mr. Frank had ever in any way insulted them in any unbecoming manner toward her.
Deponent also in the never knew of any woman in Mr. Frank's office,and she never knew of any other girl or woman say that in any way unbecoming to ladies.
Deponent says that she was brought into the case against Mr.Frank by city detective Bass Rosser and that she was subpoenaed to the trial,and questioned very closely by Mr.Dorsey,twice before the trial,and questioned very closely by Mr.Dorsey. Deponent says that Mr.Dorsey told her to say that Mr.Frank's general character was bad; and,illustrating to her how he desired her to state that Mr.Frank's character was bad, he said:"I want you to state that his character is bad,just as you would say that the Mayor Woodward's character is bad,saying to her:"You have heard that Mayor Woodward is a man of bad character,and in the same manner you off sharp and quick.
Deponent also says that when Mr.Dorsey was