Roosevelt Battle for Nomination Reveals Old Guard Strategy
Washington analysts say Roosevelt faces a stiff, coordinated opposition from favorite sons who aim to prevent his 1916 nomination. Delegates chosen to Chicago will largely resist Roosevelt. Hughes and other candidates loom as possible nominees while the party leadership blocks stampede toward the colonel.
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Roosevelt
Colonel Rosevelt
Colonel Roosevelt
Hughes
Fairbanks
Foraker
Cannon
Knox
Et al
Taft
Mr. Taft
Afr. Teft
S.iorts
Cocil Lyon
Texas
Commonwealth
Chicago
Republican Party
Rosevelt
New Hampshire
Tinois
Justice Hughes
New York
Indiana
Weeks
Massachusetts
Burton
Ohio
Root
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Sherman
Uinois
Borah
Idaho
McCall
duPont
Delaware
Cummings
Town
Henry D. Estabrook
Michigan
Henry Ford
Brambaugh
Pennsylvania
Inox
Warren G. Hardin
Brumbaugh
la Follette
LaVollette
Senator Cummins
Cummins
Oyster Bay
Senator Weeks
George von L. Meyer
Charles G. Washburn
Death rates and life expectancy in early 20th century data
Washington March 17 to Washington April 17 1913 a census bureau report by Sam L Rogers presents life tables for New England states New York New Jersey Indiana Michigan and DC based on 1910 1911 mortality. It shows life expectancy at birth 49.9 for males 53.2 for females and notes women live longer. It details death rates by race birth infant mortality urban rural and age patterns with native white and negro values and discusses median age at death and urban rural disparities.
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United States
Division of Vital Statistics
James W. Clover
University of Michigan
New England
New York
New Jersey
Indiana
Michigan
District of Columbia
Three Deeds Registered in High Point on Saturday
The High Point Motor Company sold a parcel to C. Albertson at 157 Rowland Park for 10 dollars. E. D. Hill sold 6.12 acres to H. I. Hill for 417 dollars. Shceloff Wall brothers sold 11.12 acres to E. A. Hill for 1 112 dollars.
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High Point
High Point Motor Company
C. Albertson
Rowland Park
E. D. Hill
H. I. Hill
C. E. Sheloff
G. W. Wall
C. M. Wall
Shceloff
Wall Brothers
E. A. Hill
C. E. Shceloff
Fibre board from sugar cane on Hawaii island
A report notes the production of fibre board using sugar cane on a Hawaiian island site. This initiative aims to develop alternate materials sourcing and local industry opportunities.
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Hawaii
Sun Power Engine in Sahara Would Meet World Coal Output
An American invention of a sun powered engine tested in Egypt suggests it would require covering about 20 250 square miles of the Sahara to equal the world coal supply of 1909.
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Egypt
Sahara
Voice of the Fish: Over 300 Species Audible to Humans
A science note reports that more than 300 fish species produce sounds detectable by human ears. Researchers identify groans rumbles and pops from diverse habitats revealing complex underwater acoustics and potential communication roles among species.
Travel schedule for Asheboro Norfolk Southern service
Schedule figures published for information only from Asheboro to eastern North Carolina and return. Services at 10:40 a.m. and 2 p.m. except Sundays. For details contact L D Burkhead Asheboro agent E D Kyle and H S Leard traffic manager Norfolk General Passenger Agent CK VA.
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North Carolina
Norfolk
Asheboro
Norfolk Southern
N. B
L D. Burkhead
E. D. Kyle
H. S. Leard
Norfoli
Cornerstone of Durham's new courthouse laid
Durham April 17 With over 200 visitors including Masons from Chapel Hill Hillsboro Burlington Roxboro Oxford and Raleigh the cornerstone of Durham county's new courthouse was laid Saturday afternoon under the North Carolina veranda lodge. Grand Master A B Andrews Jr presided and the stone was set by masons. J B Carr Jr announced Durham Hosiery Hill Co a $1 250 000 preferred stock has seen more than 31 000 000 subscribed.
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Durham
Chapel Hill
Hillsboro
Burlington
Roxboro
Oxford
Raleigh
Durham County
North Carolina
A. B. Andrews, Jr
J. 8. Carr, Jr
Durham Hosiery Hill Company
High Frequency Electric Apparatus for Massage and Shampoo
A new high frequency electric device designed for massage and shampooing has been invented. The invention aims to improve body relaxation and hair washing efficiency with compact portable equipment and improved safety features.
Bearsville merchant recounts Foley's Honey and Tar cure
A Bearsville West Virginia merchant notes a patron who used Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to treat a child with croup, claiming the child was fully recovered by morning. The letter is part of a stream of similar testimonials to the remedy from readers.
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Croup
M. T. Davis
Bearsville
W. Va
Foley's
Mann Drug Co. Adv
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Parker R. Anderson
Washington
Velt
Census Bureau
Washington, D. C
Bureau of the
Department of Commerce
Aberdeen
Star
Charlotte
Ford
Detroit
Point Motor Company
W.B. Inform
W. B
W.B
Cy Weingarten Bros., Inc
San Francisco
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