This series contains correspondence between Leo Frank and his attorneys, Herbert Haas and Henry Alexander; between the Franks and various businessmen, writers, and publishers; and copies of letters and petitions sent to Governor Slaton to urge him to commute Leo Frank’s sentence. Notable correspondents include C. P. Connolly from Collier’s Weekly; Walter Greenebaum, a prominent New York banker; and A.D. Lasher of the firm Lord and Thomas, considered the father of modern advertising. The letters to Governor Slaton were sent from across the United States including a letter by George Hays, the Governor of Arkansas. The letters are arranged alphabetically then chronologically.