Population by color nativity and parentage in 1910 census
A preliminary Census Bureau statement outlines for each state and territory the 1910 population distribution by race nativity and parentage, noting foreign-born whites and native whites of foreign parentage exceed half in 13 states and analyzing regional shifts and growth patterns across divisions. Rhode Island leads with 32.8 percent foreign-born whites, followed by Massachusetts New York Connecticut North Dakota Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental
United States
Durand
Bureau
The
Census Department of Commerce and Labor
Wiliam Co. Hunt
New England
Middle Atlantic
Minnesota
North Dakota
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Michigan
South Dakota
Montana
Utah
Illinois
West Virginia
Kentucky
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Missouri
Kansas
North
Caroling
Maine
Pacific
West North Central
West South Central
South Atlantic
East North Central
The Coming Golden Age Poem Preview
A poem by R. Le Johnson written for the farmer, foreseeing a future of peace and justice. It imagines a world without war and poverty, where kindness, love, and truth guide society. The piece closes with a Newark date of December 12, 1911.
Valuable Hints For Auto Owners From Road and Vehicle Experts
The piece reviews road materials for motor traffic, noting Boston and North Carolina efforts, Berlin color rules for cars, and the need for durable binders. It cites Kentucky’s road-building course, macadam limits for autos, and Massachusetts leading in motor traffic. It also mentions odor issues in rubber mats and animal airings in cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Park Commission of
Boston
North Carolina
Herr von Jagow
Berlin
London
Eng
State University
Lexington
Massachusetts
Atlanta Motorist Dick Levi Pioneers Early Car Milestones
Atlanta man Dick Levi is highlighted as a pioneering figure in early motoring. He reportedly logged over 20 000 miles by car, began with a Premier 24 bought in Philadelphia in 1906, and traveled from Boston to Atlanta in October 1906 with J Levi and Mrs Levi. The trio endured long hours, repeated rain, and nights sleeping roadside, composing a hardy, touring life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Levi
Atlanta
Georgia
J. Levi
Levi
Philadelphia
Boston
Baltimore
Southern Railway
Mr. Levi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Manufacturers
Monarch
Monarch Typewriter CO
Meigs Building
Bridgeport, Conn
Winn’s
Stratford Ave
Census Bureau
FOLEY
Curtia
R. le Johnson
God
Goa
Newark
N. J
Canary Bird
Isaac Moss
Ingersoll
Lyon & Grumman CO
Fairfield Ave
Middle St