Talley Captured and Then Freed in Atlanta Police Custody
Huh Talley, known as Bind Tiger, allegedly shot Crip Blackstock on Peters Street. He was detained Monday, sought to be taken to the Tower, bond posted at 1000 by broker Charles E Thompson, then released. Talley appeared ill at the station but recovered in the Tower, engaging reporters and denying further comment. Blackstock’s condition described as improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huh Talley
Blackstock
Peters Street
Union Campbell
Harper
Atlanta
Tatley
Charles E. Thompson
Enquitable
Justice Powers
Talley
Recorder Broyles
Nix
Unclear oral fragment on a shooting remark at a gun
A fragmentary passage shows a speaker referencing a shooting and a gun. The speaker mentions Blackstock and Tony Talley, noting how the gun resembles the one used on Blackstock. The text focuses on a casual remark about weapon familiarity during a farming discussion.
Bound Over In Macon Court For Motorist Case
Macon Ga May 29 Special J W J Radcliffe an Atlanta man who ran down Edward Green a 4 cripple from Monticello with a motorcycle was bound over to the city court by Recorder Daly on arraignment the third time since the accident Bond fixed at 300 The charge violates the state automobile act as Green lies dying at the hospital A check for 1800 made out to Green was found among his belongings Macon Carber Freed Macon Ga May 9 Special J Brown Raines a local barber was freed of carrying a pistol and shooting at another after a quarrel with A E Taylor on Poplar Street Raines and his wife confronted Taylor in a drug store and a pistol shot occurred. Raines faced Recorder Daly this morning and the matter was settled
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
W. J. Radcliffe
Atlanta
Edward Green
Monticello
Daly
Green
Carber
J— Brown Raines
Raines
A. E. Taylor
Poplar
Taylor
Atlanta Property Transfers From May to 1912 Ledger
A dense ledger-like list records numerous real estate transfers and deeds in Atlanta, detailing parcels along Peachtree Way, Chattahoochee area streets, Washington Street, and surrounding avenues. Entries include buyers and sellers such as Central Bank and Trust Corporation, Railway Postal, and various individuals, with dates in 1912 and transfers valued up to thousands of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enteenth
Decatur Road
M. Rivers
Charles A. Davie
Peachtree Way
Peachtree Road
Wixan
Chambers Ata
Edwards
Ly McGuire
Elmyra Street
Adele
Walthall
Sloe
Jana D. Camphellie
Ant Wily
Elmyra
Snnuwcy
Merrwan
D. L. Hite
Ust
Washington
Tandalt Sreis
Sen
Humphries Street
Nortan
Stephene Strewt
LaPay- Waillat
Sorion Zeek
Chester
Harvey i
Annie J. Mates
Chon Brige Avenue
Victoria Street
College Park
Annie Jd
Harvey
Valerius
Manon
Ladia
Stewart Avenue
Fennie
Han Fort
Janeentreet
J. J. Whisenae, Fo, South Side Ucen Wood Avenue
Highland Avenue
Murere Thoman C. Houser
Vorger
Keensferry Avenue
Wellington View
Central Bank and Tres Corporation
L. Crabb
Jefferson Street
Georgia _T. Malety
WG. Wilkinson
Mose
Powe Ferry Road
Luc IR
Saah—Knos Really Company
Russell Elec Coimpiey
Wile Hul Street
Chestnut Street
D. EO Miler
Naame D. Ane
Hal Screrk
Kullivan
Lambert
Northeas
Enraer Oak
Dargun Netreete
Soxuk
Orunie
Tule M. Nicho’s
George A
Lwieht
Gertride J. Dickey
Holbrook
Paco
Bermy Road
Tazeda Drive
Frank M. Dale
A. P. Herington
Baker and Orme Streets
Germania Raving Bank
Perry A. Kalth
Griffin Street
Jones
Neat Ntresta
Tolbert Strickland
Mra
Isabel van Wagner
Ore Upshaw Brown
William Drisken
Dover Treet
Gama” Property
EB. N. Douglas Ton
Rizors
Peachtree “Way
Security State Bank
Miag Inne K. Kelso
Courtland Avenue
Atlanta Chamber Equals Chattanooga Exhibit Visit Boosts Plans
Sixty five members of the Atlanta chamber toured Chattanooga’s four year old Manufacturers' exhibit, viewing a 50 by 110 foot building with 140 exhibitors and 25,000 visitors this week. The party rode two special trains, guided by Chattanooga officials, and returned enthusiastic about a permanent Atlanta exhibit of local goods. The success is deemed feasible with 548 factories supporting a large, self-sustaining exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Chattanooga
Tat City
Atlanta
C. B E. Farman
Temple
Chattanooga Manufacturers’ Association
C. L. Bunn
Mahonay
Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce
Manufacturers’ Association
Ahinking Fund
Chittanooga
Chatta- Hoowm
Thc
Ad Men's Club
Fred Houser
Ivan 5
Allen
Paul Reese
Odthers
Ingither
Ty Moore
W. EH. Kriegshaber
John Morris
J. R. A. Hobson
Ioan E Allen
Walter G. Cooper
R. H. Barnwell
B. A. Rose
A. Ten Eyck Brown
T. Z. Cathcart
W. R Ryan
B.S Hayes
W. PD. Hoyt
BL. Harding
W. J. Gilbert
BL. Gardener
Sciple
J. H. Andrews
Fred Hoyt
B Wone
C. W. Russel
WT. Winn
J. 3. Burney
George Sfolliday
MB. Miles
W. G. Willams
R Bartlitt
Fred Touser
B. Welmer
Brooks Morgan
St Elmo at the Atlanta theater ends late run
Theaters report three final performances of St Elmo at the Atlanta with Miss Billy Tong and her associates drawing large crowds before Nashville and regular season opens. The matinee on Saturday is 25 cents as crowds bid farewell to Miss Walsh's Resurrection and other shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elmo
Atlanta
Billy Tong
St. Elma
Nashville
St. Tima
Misa Long
Madden and Roach Rites In Georgia And Atlanta
Mrs Saint Madden 76 widow of Captain Madden of Louisiana dies at J Flomer Dimon residence in Columbus. Funeral held this afternoon. James William Roach 20, ex Atlanta Georgian employee, to be buried today from 64 Kirkwood Ave with interment at Atlanta Park cemetery. Mrs H D Durr 60 dies at Angier Ave residence, survived by sons DuPoint and E H Nore and daughter Miss Burr. funeral at 10 AM at residence, interment West View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Madden
Columbus
Saint Madden
Captain Madden
Louisiana
J. Flomer Dimon
James William Roach
Atlanta Georgian
Kirkwood Avenue
Atlanta Park Cemetery
Tuach
H. D. Durr
Angier Avenue
DuPoint
E. H. Nore
Clara‘ Burr
West View Cemetery
Bacon Hosts Secretaries Luncheon In Washington
Secretary Bryan met with the Senate Foreign Relations Committee during a private luncheon at a university facility. W. Henderson, 76 Dallas Street, died yesterday at a private sanatorium. Funeral arrangements were to be announced, with burial prep at Posle’s Parlors, 98 South Pryor Street, leaving a widow and five children. Rector’s has failed, as reported in New York on May 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bryan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Notable Theater District Hotel Files Bankruptcy petition
A prominent hotel and restaurant in the theater district owes about $550,000 while assets are listed at no more than $50,160. Creditors filed an involuntary bankruptcy petition today and a receiver has been appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Distriot
New Members for the University Club
The University club announces the election of new members including TLucfus Perry Hills Literature from University of Michigan 71 LA Niven agricultural newspaper publisher B A North Carolina A M celleme 1906 Cornell James H Skelton attorney Hartwell Ga BL University of Georgia Ira W Williams special agent United States department of agriculture Villa Rica Ga AB University of Georgia 1902 N F Culpepper attorney Greenville Ga AB Emory 188% Wil Stallings attorney Cochran Ga Emory college 104 B L Mercer 1909 N Peterson Klans Tifton Ga M D Louisville L college 1890 Member of state board of medical examiners
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
University Club
Tlucfus
Perry Hills
B. L
University of Michigan
Niven
B. A. North Carolina
A. & M. Celleme
Cornell Universit
James H. Skelton
Hartwell
University of Georgia
Ira W. Williams
United States Department of Agriculture
Villa Rica
A. B
N. F. Culpepper
Greenville
Emory
Wil
Stallings
Cochran
Emory College
B. L. Mercer
N. Peterson
Klan
Tifton
Louieville L College
State Board of Medical Examinera
Dr George R Stuart to Lecture at Broughtons Tabernacle
Renowned lecturer and evangelist Dr George R Stuart brings his famous talk Lop-sided Folks to Broughton's Tabernacle tonight May 30. Formerly with Sam Jones for many years, Stuart presents one of his best lectures. Admission is 25 cents with tickets at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Stuart
Broughton
Tabernacle
Sam Jones
Unis
Co operation Plan for Sunday Schools Outlined
A luncheon of the Second Baptist and First Christian executive committee outlined a three month plan to boost Sunday school cooperation. Superintendents and church leaders from Central Presbyterian and First Baptist joined to approve weekly exchanges of five reports via newspapers to enlarge Sunday school work and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Baptist
First Christian Churches
W. C. Mansfield
Marlon McH. Hull
Joseph Broughton
CV. Letras
C.J. Kamper
John 8. Spalding
Walter Colguitt
W. M. Everett
W. W. Gaines
J. ¥. Wellbert
J. E Pale
Second Baptist Lond
Otter Plus
Marian McH. Hull
W. 0. Mansfield
Seph Broughton
Robert Crenshaw
J. W. Willis
Walter Celquitt
John Spalding
C. V. Lee Craw
Fred J Paxen
Explosion at French factory kills five workers
An explosion of dynamite at a factory near Port Vendres France on May 29 killed five men and injured twenty others. The blast was heard as far as twenty miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Vendres
France
Also Mentioned on This Page
Swift
Swift & Company
Cor Fed
U.S
Tallahassee
Fla
FL & A
BRR
R. C. Woodbery & Company
Empire Life
Ivv
Ian Smith & Ewing Real Estate
Peachtree Street
ATL
Decatur
Frice
Park Avenue
H. C
Atlanta Nats
ALBA
Po Paulding County
Dallas
Georgia
LIL
Woman’s Edition
Atlanta Constitution
Constitution Office
Federated Women’s Clubs of Georgia
Radcliffe
SRM
Panciuttes Oakes Company
Misa Heerletta Welsh
Pisek A. Peashiree Oakes
Eady
Mre
Mabel Mc Moody
Gayten
West Harrik Street
Carela Mayer
E.W. Bighan
Luton
Hassatree
Stranas
Lerax
le HL
Tor Oo
Park Street
Manviaond Street
M. M. Anderson
Loum Deeds
Whisensat
de E. Tern
Greekwood Avenue
AOG
Cage
Slto- Fed Realty Company
J. L. Phillips
Atlanta Backing and Savings Company
Southwest Commercie Team
Bish Streow
District Teader
Max Spiegel
Blanche Walsh
Graun
Tolstoy
Mise Walsh
Iiberia
Keith Vaudeville
Pornysa
Forsyth
Megeie Cline
Lucian Shaw
Sarah C. Stevens
Bacon
D. W. Henderson
Rector’s
New York
Rector's
University
Martin & Knott Furniture Company
Whitehall Street
Ouisville
Kyanize
Acre Kanti
Georgia Paint & Glass CO. Sole Distributors
Luckie St
Crockett Arsenic-Lithia Springs
Thames, Crockett Springs
Cretton Att New Bork Hay
Broadway
86Th Streets
Central Park
Riverside Drive
Doordlze
36Th Street
Atlantic Beach
Henry M. Stanford
Tampa Day Hotel
United States
Pecal Ea
Jacksonville
Atlantic Beach Hotel
Antic Heach
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