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Atlanta Daily World
Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
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Dr. E. A. South, prominent St. Louis physician, found dead in his home after three days from bronchial pneumonia. Final rites held Saturday; absence noted by brother-in-law after wife's weekend visit.
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ST. LOUIS-(ANP)--Final rites were held here Saturday for Dr. E. A. South, well known physician whose body was found Thursday in his combination home-office on South Beaumont street. Following a post mortem examination by Dr. J. J. Thomas, Deputy Coroner Perry had returned a verdict of death from bronchial pneumonia.
Physician's wife is principal of Attucks School in Washington Mo and he had spent the previous week-end visiting. Returning to St. Louis his continued absence was first noted by Mrs South's brother H B Goins, principal Douglass School Webster Groves. Mo.. who wired his sister he had not seen the doctor for several days.
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St. Louis, South Beaumont Street; Washington Mo; Webster Groves Mo
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Thursday (Body Found); Saturday (Final Rites); Previous Week End (Visiting)
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Dr. E. A. South, a well-known physician, was found dead in his home-office after three days, having died from bronchial pneumonia. His wife, principal of Attucks School in Washington Mo, had visited the previous weekend. His absence was noted by his brother-in-law H B Goins, principal of Douglass School in Webster Groves Mo.