Murder and suicide in small south side home
A man and a woman found dead in an attic room after an alleged incest affair ends in murder suicide. W. C. Gray shot the woman Edith Gray then killed himself. Neighbors had long suspected impropriety as officers investigated and a coroner's inquest followed.
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W. C. Gray
Cunningham
Mitchell
Duluth
Herbert
Platner
House
Gray
Thed
Plotner
Hee Cunningham
States Attorney
Chief Cunningham
Ame
Milwaukee
Noble
C. A. Bower
Fred M. White
Y. S. Turney
C. V. Wilson
Attorne Herbert
Miss Gray
Stewart Sharp
L. M. Geiger
Cook
Sioux City
Denver
Minneapolis
South Dakota Guard Appoints Military Instructor
Colonel A. Prost announces that Major Alfred S. Frost, United States Army retired, has been detailed for duty with the South Dakota National Guard. The War Department Special Orders No 110 dated May 13 1909 confirm the appointment and Frost will report to Governor Vesey in Pierre. Frost is en route this evening and plans remain undisclosed.
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Aberdeen
War Department
Washington
South Dakota
Alfred S. Frost
United States Army
Congress
W. W. Wotherspoon
Colonel Frost
Pierre
Vessey
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