Sunday, 25th May 1913 Colyar Tells Where He and Col Felder Ought to be for Good of Society

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Sunday, May 25th, 1913  Editor The Journal:  I herewith hand you a telegram in answer to one that I got Chief of Police Beavers to send, which explains one of Thomas B. Felder's visions, which appeared in the Morning Eye-Opener of Saturday, and from my relations and connections with this astute and would-be bribe giver, my conscience tells me that society at large would be better off if T. B. Felder and myself were both in Sing Sing.  (Signed) A. S. COLYAR.  The telegram referred to follows:  Ossining, N. Y., May 24, 1914.  J. L. Beavers.  Chief of Police, Atlanta, Georgia  No record of A. S. Colyar can be found in Sing Sing prison.  JOHN S. KENNEDY, Warden.

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00:00Collier tells where he and Cole Felder ought to be for good of society. Atlanta Journal Sunday,

00:05May 25th, 1913. Editor the Journal. I herewith hand you a telegram in answer to one that I got

00:12Chief of Police Beavers to send, which explains one of Thomas B. Felder's visions, which appeared

00:17in the morning eye-opener of Saturday, and from my relations and connections with this astute and

00:22would-be bribe-giver, my conscience tells me that society at large would be better off if T.B. Felder

00:27and myself were both in Sing Sing, signed, S. Collier. The telegram referred to follows,

00:32Ossining, NY, May 24th, 1914. J.L. Beavers, Chief of Police, Atlanta, Georgia. No record of A.S.

00:39Collier can be found in Sing Sing Prison. John S. Kennedy, Warden.

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