| Photo Id# |
AAC-5672 |
| Title |
[826 Ashbury] [graphic]. |
| Date |
1964 Mar. 4. |
| Description |
1 photographic print: b&w. |
| Location |
Folder: S.F. Residences-826 Ashbury.
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| Reproduction Rights |
Permission to use this image must be obtained from the San Francisco History Center, San Francisco Public Library.
S.F. News-Call Bulletin Photo By Howard Robbins.
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| Notes |
Newscopy: "An argument between two women erupted into a grisly story of murder at 826 Ashbury St., a preposessing, unpretentious house (extreme left). Ronald Smith (left) whose apartment is above that of the landlady, Mrs. Jean Toman, and Robert Mossberger (right) told of a ferocious fight between Mrs. Toman and her now dead tenant, Elinor Kahn. 'It was the worse I've ever heard,' said Smith. Mossberger told of a note he received from Mrs. Toman, asking that he pay his rent at once (extreme right). With the discovery of Miss Kahn's body, hacked and stowed in two suitcases, an all-points alarm went out for Mrs. Toman. She was seized this afternoon.". |
| Subject |
Buildings -- California -- San Francisco.
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Residences -- 826 Ashbury.
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San Francisco (Calif.) -- Photographs.
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| Series |
San Francisco Historical Photograph Collection
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