Man Confesses to Triple Domestic Tragedy
Griffith admitted shooting his wife and two others on March 27 after quarrels with his spouse and learned they planned to leave the neighborhood. He said he shot Lawson near the railroad along Clinch River, then dragged both women to a bluff and threw them into the river. Bodies showed huller's wounds. authorities placed the deaths at about ten days in the water.
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Acer
Griffith
Lawsons
Nighe
Clinch
Lawson
Couch
Griffiths
School Heads At Bonth Alamo College Reception
Marshall Johnston superintendent of schools spoke at a reception at San Antonio Junior College on Bonth Alamo Street hosted by the pesy s formed Education club. Miss Ersisa Guizeit and J. EB. Nelson also spoke. Bertrand Garry spoke on club aims. The former group was organized with Miss Adiide Richacison as president, Miss Rachel Bowes as president, and W. Loeffler as secretary and treasurer. The San Antonio Funioresilece orchestra played under Mrs. M. Negzli- directing.
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Marshall Johnston
San Antonio
Bonth Alamo Street
Ersisa Guizeit
Thomas Nelson Page
J. EB. Nelson
Cdge
Bertrand Garry
Ref Lege
Adiide Richacison
Rachel Bowes
W. Loeffler
San Antonio Funioresilece Orchestra
M. Negzli
Rescued Woman Unable to Tell of What Befell Her
A rescued woman remained unable to recount what happened as police identified her after a Friday incident near Rye Grave Street and Laredo Street, with authorities noting her condition at Robert P B Green Hospital. Police labeled the event a possible assault and continued investigation.
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Wednestomen
Robert PB. Green
Laredo Street
Banker 83 Weds New York Woman 81
An 83 year old banker from Shingletown marries an 81 year old woman from New York. The ceremony was reported in local news, noting the couple’s ages and the cross state union.
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N.Y
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Thatoglue
Furniture Supplement
Isehold Furniture
Dane
York
Theseiobel
Mponica
Aida
Este Doe
Mathera
Atlanta
SALE
West Commerce and
St. Mary’s Street
Via
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