00:00Women and Girls Thronging Court for Trial of Leo Frank and the Atlanta Constitution, Saturday,
00:052nd August, 1913, page 5, column 1. Fully one-fourth of the big audience at yesterday
00:11afternoon's session of the Frank trial was composed of women and girls. It was the largest
00:15crowd of the entire case, and, to the credit of Deputy Sheriff Minor and his force, was handled
00:20more effectively than at any preceding session. There were many strange faces. The women sat in
00:26conspicuous seats, fighting many times to obtain a location in view of the witness stand and the
00:31tables at which sat the state's lawyers and counsel for the defense. Many were small girls,
00:36especially one who did not look over fourteen and who wore a big hat that covered a mass of brown
00:41curls. There were all types of feminine auditor, the woman of social position, and the working women,
00:46most of the latter coming into the courtroom later in the afternoon when their working hours were at
00:50an end.