Mystery surrounds Tennessee killing case in Bradley County
Chattanooga Tennessee August reports a wealthy bachelor James R. Pierce murdered in Bradley County near the county line. Pierce vanished from his home Tuesday and was found dying in the woods with head injuries. Authorities deem robbery the motive but no suspects or clues have emerged. the coroner's jury returned an unknown perpetrators verdict.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
James R. Pierce
County
Bierce
Hia Ho
Batur
Bradley County
Revival of building spurs widespread reconstruction
A revival of building has often checked depression and heartened the people in taking up the task of reconstruction. This is happening now upon a large scale, particularly in the South and especially in Atlanta.
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South
Atlanta
Death notices for Morris Willis and William J. Gil
Two obituary notices describe the deaths of Morris Willis, a four year old son of Claude and Mrs Willis of 288 South Pryor Street, and William J. Gil a well known local citizen who died after an extended illness in Williamson. Morris is survived by his parents. Gil is survived by his wife nine sons five daughters and two sisters.
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Mattie Poole
Heads Drive
Wille Poot
Major Cooper
Fort McPherson
William Morris Willis
Wiliam’ Morris” Willis
Claude’ Willis
South Pryor Street
William
Juliette
William J. Gil
Williamson
Hoe
R. J. Rice
Dill Avenue
Capitol View
E. F. Broom
Great Falls
H. 3
Patterson & Son
Kly
William Paul Key
Jack Key
T. J. Key
C. T. Key
R. M. Key
Kate Key
At Tanta
4. E. McDonald
Greenville
S.C
Inman Street
Awtry & Lowndes Co
Willis
Morris Wills
Claud Wills
Annie Claud
Wills
Lizzie Willis
West View Cemetery
Chas. W. Daniel
Awtry &. Lowndes Co
Powers
Charles Whittle Powers
South Avenue
A- M
Russell Powers
Mra A. B. Bingham
Hosa Lea
Carrie
Elias Powers
Mra. A. P. Powers
Donehoo& Bazemore
Robert Ivey
Weat View
Powers and Miller Families Noted in Obituary Fragments
Shrinking tribute fragments note the deaths of Mrs. John He Miller at her daughter's home in West Peachtree Street with survivors including a husband J. H. Miller and daughters Mrs. Gidding Tupper and Mrs. Clark Fraser. Also mentioned is W J Gross, known as Hutch Gross, buried near Buck Creek after dying at his daughter's Jacksonville home. he was a Confederate veteran aged sixteen and was interred in Sylvania Georgia.
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John’ He Miller
Joseph
Raine
West Peachtree Street
J. H. Miller
Mra. Gidding Tupper
Clark Fraser
Sylvania
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CSNTE
I Brothers
Ross
Ivania
Tre Kemp
Larisey
Falla
Ington
Ana Bse
McCielland
Glenville
Edta Lowers
Hemlock
Peachtree St
New Georgian Terme
Tennessee
Telerhone North
Pryor Place
Civg
Saliewan
J.p.stevens Engraving CO
Atlanta, Georgia
Willingham Tift Lumber Company
Psa
W. E. Chambers Gould
IVY
James L. Respess
Washington
Broad Healey
Block Sheaffer
Conklin
Parker, Dunn
Aircraft
Alonzo
Wees
Atlanta Trust
Realty
Truitt Coal & Iron-Co
St. Louis
Augusta
Tommy Ferzido
Northwood River
Peters
Ill
Pryor Street
Laacemomm Howddn, ‘Englan An
Vane
Cal
N. C. Tompkins
Brewater
Albert Howell
Arthur Heyman
Howe & Heyman
Connally
Kentucky
Eureka Coal and Supply Co
Edgewood Ave
Clarence Whittle Powers
Durham Jewelry CO
Durham
Edgeweot Ava
Georgia Railroad
Central Avenue
EL W. Dargeron
Th” Davis
Georgia
W. W. Anderson & Sons
Tech
Advertising Club of
Auburn Avi
Georgia School of Tech
J. M
Watters, Benn
Men’s Oxfords
Oxfords
Neaday
Gang
Wy Jr. A. Mo
John A. Miller
W. J. Gross
Atkins Park
Adair Realty & Trust Company
Samson
Foote &Davies Go
Pryor & Edgeworld
Coal. CO
Kryptok
The
RED Rock Company
Herefley Insiiule
Raita Ban
Tia
Tobac Cie
UNIAN
INIT
T. O
McDonaid
Pax
Fulton
Mount Moriah
Etteville
Ravieg
Kewood F
W.D. Zuekin
Wes End
Palestina
F. A. AL
Sill
Besinnix
John B. Addices
W. M. Ernest A. Fowle
Noosa
Thei Watt
Fircee James
Forsyth Streets
L F. Benderson
Smyrna Methodist Church
Smyrna
Bray
Fisher's Avenue
Bolton
Luckie St Bell Isle
Lvan
Donchoo & Bazemore
Company Funeral Directors
Harry G. Poole
de E. Haley
Peachtree
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