penalty for an unspeakable crime." (Ibid, 1/h.)
penalty for an unspeakable crime," (Ibid, 1)/h.) cna
nalty for an crime," (Ibid, 1h/k.)
Excerpts from telegram from former Governor Slaton at San
Francisco, Aug. 19, 1915, following lynching, in which he :
answers a statement by Woodward that his return to the state
would be dangerous: ".,.,The danger is that the heinousness |
of an offense may cause the identity of the perpetrator to
be overlookedeeeA human life should not be made the footbal]
of selfish politics..." JOURNAL, abo piney aye pend ok
(3/182) 40 po pty Wardugrd. 47 Ae
In a speec San Francisco to theCAlfiornia Civic
League on 8-18, Slaton said: that he would rather have
Frank lynched by a mob than to have him hanged by judicial
mistake because'one reached the soul of civiliz&tion while
the other merely reached the body," JOURNAL, Atlanta,
7 l8-1915 (14/22)
on the same night, in a speech in San Francisco, Mayor
Woodward of Atlanta said: ',.,leo Frank suffered the just
Excerpts from telegram from former Governor Slaton at San —
Francisco, Auge 19, 1915, following lynching, in which he ©
answers a statement by Woodward that his return to the stat
would be dangerous: ",,,The danger is that the heinousness ©
of an offense may cause the identity of the perpetrator to
be overlookedseeA human life should not be made the footbal.
of selfish polit i, Pippy GA, 8-19-1915
ae pee 4 ford ede HlonTn )
In a speec San Francisco to theCAlfiornia Civic
League on 8-18, Slaton said: teat he would rather have
Frank lynched by a mob than to have him hanged by judicial)
mistake because'one reached the soul of civiliz&iion while
the other merely reached the body," JOURNAL, Atlanta,
e7l8-1915 (14/2)
on the same night, in a speech in San Francisco, Mayor 4
Woodward of Atlanta said: ',,.,Leo Frank suffered the just ~
Excerpts from telegram from former Governor Slaton at San
Francisco, Aug. 19, 1915, following lynching, in which he
answers a statement by Woodward that his return to the stai
would be dangerous: "..,The danger is that the heinousness
of an offense may cause the identity of the perpetrator to
be overlookedseeA human life should not be made the footba!
jof selfish politics... iy OR, a be 8-19-1915
(32/4. passa Sore edi Meda)
Ina eae San Francisco to theCAlfiornia Civic
League on 8-18, Slaton said: that he would rather have
Frank lynched by a mob than to have him hanged by judicial!
mistake because'one reached the soul of civilizt&ion while
the other fae reached the body," JOURNAL, eee
an 18-1915 (14/26
ruthe wane mete in a speech in San Francisco,
valle of atlanta said: ',.,Leo Frank suffered KA a
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