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Thursday, June 19, 1913

When questioned last night as to the truth of the rumor that he will be associated with the defense of Leo M. Frank, indicted for the Mary Phagan murder, Reuben R. Arnold, one of Georgia's most prominent attorneys, refused to either affirm or deny the rumor.

"I am not associated with the defense yet," Mr. Arnold said. "I cannot make any statement at the present time in regard to this matter."

When questioned closely as to whether he would be engaged by the defense later on, Mr. Arnold made the same statement. Luther Z. Rosser, Frank's attorney, would make no statement, one way or the other, as to whether Mr. Arnold would be associated with him.

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00:00Reuben Arnold May, Aide Frank's Defense in Big Murder Trial, The Atlanta Constitution, Thursday, June 19, 1913.
00:08When questioned last night as to the truth of the rumor that he will be associated with the defense of
00:13Leo M. Frank,
00:14indicted for the Mary Fagan murder, Reuben R. Arnold, one of Georgia's most prominent attorneys,
00:19refused to either affirm or deny the rumor.
00:21I am not associated with the defense yet, Mr. Arnold said.
00:25I cannot make any statement at the present time in regard to this matter.
00:28When questioned closely as to whether he would be engaged by the defense later on, Mr. Arnold made the same
00:34statement.
00:35Luther Z. Rosser, Frank's attorney, would make no statement one way or the other as to whether Mr. Arnold would
00:40be associated with him.
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