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McAllister Murder – Expect Arrest Soon – Jan 19, 1925
EXPECT ARREST IN MURDER CASE SOON The county police continued to work on the McAllister murder case today. An arrest is expected soon. Relatives Here. Joseph McAllister, brother of the dead than, and H. Lane, a brother-in-law, are in Savannah … Continue reading
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McAllister Murder – Who Owns This Hatchet – Jan 16, 1925
The Savannah Press – January 16, 1925 Who Owns This Hatchet With Which McAllister was Killed? This is a picture of the hatchet with which Edward L. McAllister, who was discovered murdered in his home on Tuesday, was killed. The … Continue reading
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McAllister was MURDERED – January 15, 1925
The Savannah Press – January 15, 1925 M’Allister was MURDERED, says Coroner’s Jury —– Inquest was held today; Witnesses tell of Discovery —- Brother of dead man on way to Savannah —- Arrest Probable in M’Allister Case It … Continue reading
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January 14, 1925 – M’Allister was Seen Alive Late as Monday Morning
The Savannah Press – January 14, 1925 The county police who are investigating all circumstances in regard to the murder of Edward L. McAllister at his home on Thirty-ninth street, near Ash, will present their findings at the coroner’s inquest … Continue reading
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January 13, 1925 – Edward L. McAllister is Found Murdered In Home
The Savannah Press – January 13, 1925 Edward L. McAllister, employed at the Atlantic, Coast Line Railway shops, was discovered murdered at his home, on Thirty-ninth Street, near Ash, by H. B. Brown of Bee Road and Victory Drive, at … Continue reading
