Train incident in Greenville Alabama ends with shooting and escape
An incident aboard a Nashville Railroad train near Greenville involves Gillham allegedly firing on a group and pulling a passenger, Sam Taylor, to the ground before fleeing across a cotton field. Reports note a drunken state, a flagman involved, and Gillham’s later trace to Montgomery. The item also mentions local business notices and a seed sale.
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Lagman
Gillham
Ieee Trio
Sam Taylor
Ghiham
Gillian
Montgomery Ram
Bolling
Dothan
Gilliam
Dothan Growth Shines in Southeast Alabama Rise
Dothan shows rapid growth with paved business streets, an underground telephone system, new high school and government buildings, and ongoing street work. The town, once a small burg, is transforming toward a bustling city, earning the title Queen of the Wiregrass.
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Uncle Sam
Dothax
Foster
St. Andrews
Foster Street
Dothan
Acre
Alabama
O Doster from Enterprise in town today
Local report notes O Doster of Enterprise is in town today for unspecified engagements. No other details are provided in the readable text.
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O ' Doster
Enterprise Re
Porter on L. and N. causes trouble in Cedar Creek shooting
News from reenmille Alabama reports a fatal shooting in a dispute at Cedar Creek. Lewis Crenshaw confronted Sam Crenshaw in a can patch and was shot in the head after Sam waited with a gun. Cedar Creek is about fourteen miles west of Greenville where Crenshaw remains at large.
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Sam
Lewis
Kaling
Cedar Creek
Greenville
Crenshaw
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