The Monroe Journal Framed by Historic Ownership Details
The Monroe Journal traces its origin to 1894 under owners and publishers G. M. and R. F. Beasley with editors and Bach Tuesday and Friday issues. It lists a $1.00 yearly price and a telephone contact in the Journal Building at the corner of Sefferson and Beasley Streets with a Friday June imprint.
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Georgia Governor Faces Mob Pressure Over Franklin Case
The article notes evidence of mob influence in Georgia as the governor is forced to deploy militia to carry out his constitutional duty. He explains the necessity to commute a sentence despite public pressure, asserting the duty to act when the facts require it, while the mob spirit remains unruly and brutal.
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Georgia
Frank
Ute Fwet
Executed As A Spy In Tower Of London
A German spy trial and executions are reported with Muller shot at the Tower of London and Rosenthal to be court marshaled. The piece notes other alleged spies, ink methods, and suspects tied to German intelligence and maritime arms traffic.
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Aother
Robert Rosenthal
London
Dippyich
Robert Muller
Old Bailey Poller
Tower of London
England
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Rosenthal
Wellington Barracks
Carl Hass
Robert Miller
Anton Kueprerie
Hahn
Germany
Mutler
Kuepferle
Muller Onee
Infoston
Life’s Turning Point in a Silent Will
Jim confronts an unguarded crime and a blind elder, torn by past lies. A late realization reveals Tom’s guilt, not Jim’s, with a will that forgives and binds Jim to restore his name. Ada awaits their future as Melton the father plans reunion and reparation before death.
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Jim
Ada
Old Melton
Tom
Fairview
Mr. Jennings
Correction on wealth share and noble philanthropy
In a June 15 letter NOVUS HOMO defends reforms while attacking the wealth divide and the idea that philanthropy justifies robbery. The writer argues a corrupt system produces captains of finance and murder for university endowments, calling the Old Man’s view inconsistent with true philanthropy.
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Colorado
Webster
Larg
Readers urged to join The Journal family for news twice weekly
The Journal asks readers to tell neighbors about its two papers weekly news delivery and one dollar annual price. The note invites readers to subscribe and spread the word, emphasizing value and community access to local coverage.
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