Monroe gunfight wounds four as deputy shot
In Monroe Georgia a desperado named Jim Ellis fired on a party returning from Campton injuring Cal Doster and David Sorrell with abdominal and thigh wounds. Deputy J M Riley was wounded while leading a manhunt at a nearby house. Louis Malcom was struck in the stomach area but escaped with minor injuries to his watch chain. Ellis fled barefoot after a night of gunfire.
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J. M. Riley
David Sorrells
Cal Doster
Campton
Louis Malcom
Jim Ellis
Doster
Sorrell
Jimmie Sims
Ellis
Duster
Riley
Rufus Robinson
Erastus Moon
B. R. Hand
Warren Cooper
Sheriff Riley
Malcom
Malcolm
Realty sales show increase in Douglas Coffee County
Real estate activity rose in Douglas and Coffee County in October with over $50,000 in sales noted by Dixie Realty Company. Purchases include W M Cook of Pearson buying the Weintraub home on Sellars Street and Lacy Sutton acquiring the J A Davis home on Madison Avenue.
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Douglas
Coffee County
Dixie Realty Company
W. M. Cook
Pearson
Weintraub
Sellars Street
Lacy Sutton
J. A. Davis
Madison Avenue
Appleby
Ward Street
Gaskin Avenue
M. Jardine
Faulk
Bryan Street
E. Floyd
Walker Street
J. R. Starling
T. S. Price
E. L. Bagwell
L. A. Hope
W. L. Hall
C. D. Boggan
Peachtree Street
G. C. Weitman
Social mechanism slips trolley says Dr Watson
Dr Watson warns the social mechanism has slipped its trolley and England may be forced to confront another era akin to Elizabethan times. He argues conservatives must push back to old ideals or risk a period unfriendly to morals and manners, noting we have not reached the peak of freedom yet.
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DR. Watson
Watson
Monogamy in a Changing Society Says Watson Views Change
Dr. Watson argues modern life strains monogamy and church authority, urging reforms in marriage and divorce laws. He envisions a future where science guides personal relations and psychology heals minds, while society evolves beyond current restraints.
Ownership Statement for Times-Recorder of Americus Georgia
The document is a statement of ownership management and circulation for the Times-Recorder, Americus Georgia. It includes sworn attestations by publisher Lovelace Eve and notarization details, noting the average weekly circulation of 2,686 copies and the date of sworn testimony in October.
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Lovelace Eve
Times-Recorder
Americus, Ga
the Times-Recorder Co., Inc
Lovelace
Isobel McDonald
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