Pendleton Funeral Set For Macon Telegraph Editor
Governor Slaton and state leaders plan funeral for Colonel Charles Rittenhouse Pendleton, editor of The Macon Telegraph, who died after a five week illness. The service will be at 3 pm Sunday in Macon with burial there. Pendleton, born 1860 in Effingham County, led the paper for fifteen years and the editor's role will be temporarily filled by Louis Pendleton of Philadelphia.
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ND. Pendleton
Church of the New Jerusalem
Swedenborgian
Pittsburg
Charles Rittenhouse Pendleton
Macon Telegraph
Pendleton
Telegraph
Georgia
Theas
John M. Slatén
Joseph M. Brown
W. S. West
Valdosta
Clark Howell
Atlanta Constitution
A. M. Stanley
Anad A
BH. Ulm
Slaton
Chamber of Commerce
Louis Pendleton
Philadelphia
Effingham County
Philly GC. Pendleton
Catherina Tebeau
Tebeauville
Philip GC. Perdiston
Lowndes County
Waldeata Times
Pendleton Led Valdosta Times And Georgia Press Giant
The longtime editor and owner of The Macon Telegraph, Pendleton shaped Georgia journalism after serving with the Confederate forces and rebuilding The Valdosta Times. He steered The Telegraph since 1896, held public roles from state education to party leadership, and influenced Democratic politics including support for Underwood and Wilson. He leaves a large family and several siblings.
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Confederat’ Army
Macon Telegraph
Charles KR. Pendleton
Philip Pen- Alston
Fiftieth
Georgia
Pendleton
Valdosta Times
Sallie Patterson Peoples
Valdosta
Major Hanson
Telegraph
C. C. Brantley
W. T Anderson
P. H. Gambrell
Businesa
South
Lowndes County
Goethals Likely First Governor of Panama Canal Zone
Washington reports Secretary Garrison presented to President Wilson a plan for the permanent Panama canal zone government. It would appoint Colonel George W. Goethals as the first governor with plenary powers and reorganize the canal commission to prepare for the January 1915 opening. Officials expect Wilson to approve. Adamson act guidance noted for the abolition of the Isthmian Canal Commission.
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Garrison
Wilson
Panama Canal Zone
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Canal Commission
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Goethals
William ©. Gorgas
Army
Sajaries
Death of J Edward DeLorme at 52 in Pickert Street
J Edward DeLorme died Friday at 11 o clock at his home 81 Pickert Street age 52 survived by wife two daughters Grace and another three sons Armour Robert E and John T funeral Sunday at 2 20 from residence led by Rev Dunbar Oxden interment Greenwood Cemetery Also mentions Katharina Jinps a 19 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs of Epps died yesterday at 25 Gonesboro Road body to Poole's Chapel funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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J. Edward DeLorme Alsa
Pickert Street
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Armour
Robert E
John T
DeLormas
Bartendars’ International League
Eagles
Dunbar Oxden
Greenwood Cemtery
Katherina J
Inps
Epps
Gonesboro Road
Poole's
Chapel of P. J. Bloomfeld Company
George B Huls Weg Burnett
Burtus Bishop
Cherie
Mayes
Hit Reome
R. J. Garner
J. Hewitt
William Strauss
Baltimore
A E T.angley
Mrr
Utica Man Near City Pays 15000 For Holstein Bull
F. M. Jones of Clinton completes negotiations to buy Spring Farm Pontiac Cornucopia, a Holstein Friesian bull, paying 15000 to Calvin Deshane of Richland. The deal sets a new record price for a young bull.
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F. mM. Jones
Clinton
Spring Farm
Pontiac Cornucopia
Calvin Deshane
Richland
Martin Amorous Announces Run for Atlanta Mayor
Former Atlanta council member Martin F. Amorous revealed plans to run for mayor in the next election. He stressed he is not opposing Mayor James G. Woodward and noted his announcement came after a meeting with the mayor. Several other figures, including Alderman John Candler and Colonel Walter P. Andrews, are viewed as possible contenders, while predictions about Mayor Woodward’s re election continue.
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Atlanta
General Council
James G. Woodward
Woodward
Mr. Amorous
Amorous
John & Candler
Walter P. Andrews
Carlos Mason
Police Commission
Forrest Adair
Pred J. Faxon
Lone
Paxon
Louise L Nance Dies at Sanitarium in Atlantis
Mrs Louise L Nance aged 56 died at a private sanitarium yesterdy morning. Widow of former state treasurer Albert Nance, she lived in Denver before moving to Atlantis at 68 Howell plage. Survived by two sons Ww H Nance of Salida Cole and A Nance of Crestollte Co, three daughters Mrs Kell wife of Professor Kell of Tech and Misses Helen and Ruth, and a brother Erman Pugh of St Louis. Body taken to Greenberg Bond undertakers. Funeral at chapel Sunday and interment in Denver.
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Louise L. Nanes
Albert Nance
Colorado
Atlantis
Howell Plage
Denver
Georgia Beats Auburn Quintet In Season Opener
In Athens on January 16, Georgia defeated Auburn 27 to 17 in the season opener. Beee L led the Georgians with a strong start and solid performances by Aldert Peacock Brand and Carter. For Auburn, Clements Arnold and Newall stood out, while Georgia capitalized on early pressure and team depth.
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Auburn
Georgia
Beee L
Aldert
Peacock
Brand
Carter
Stelar
Clements
Arnold
Via~itors
Arngid
Center
Payne
Steed
Rawson
Newall
Cooter
Lyric Benefit to Be Great Society Event
Norman Hackett in stock at the Lyric announces an early benefit for the Uncle Remus Memorial Fund. General B. K. Evans and staff, governor and staff expected. mayor and council invited. Promised to be a leading society event of the season.
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Lyric
Uncle Remus
B. KK. Evans
United States Army
Estair
Death of L. C. Fouse in Philadelphia at 63
L C Fouse, president of Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance and dean of American life insurance presidents, died here today at age 63 following a stroke suffered four years ago.
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de Fouse
Fidelity, Mutual Life Insurance Company
Life Insurance Presidents of America
Fouse
Senate panel to vote on Blair Lee and Frank Glass credentials
Washington January 16 The senate committee on privileges and elections agreed to vote tomorrow on the credentials of Blair Lee of Maryland and Frank P. Glass of Alabama for seats in the senate. The decision came after arguments in favor of Mr Glass were heard by the committee.
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Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Blair Lee
Marrland
Frank P. Glass
Alabama
Senate
Kodak Trust to Seek Settlement With Government
Washington reports the Kodak Trust, sued under the Sherman Act, plans a settlement with the Justice Department. Suit against Eastman Kodak Co of New Jersey and Bastman Kodak Co of New York began in Buffalo last June. government testimony nears completion with possible consent decree or out of court accord.
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Kodak, Trust
Department of Justice
Eastman Kodak Company
New Jersey
Bastman Kodak Company
New York
Buffalo
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