Republicans claim Progressive vote shifted balance in 1914
National Committee analysis argues Republicans won 23 states with 988 electoral votes, Democrats a minority in the next House due to Progressive votes, and two-thirds of 1912 Progressives returning to Republican alignment. It cites state by state gains and three doubtful states Oregon South Dakota Nevada.
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Republican ‘National Committee
Reynolds
House of Representatives
Oregon
South Dakota
Nevada
House
Colorado
California
Indiana
Annecticut
Delaware
Idaho
Hine's
Iowa
Kansas
Massachuset
Michigan
Minnesota
New Hamshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
Dakota
Ohio
Pennsylvann
Rhode Island
Utah
Vermont
Warington West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Taft
Wilson
Roosevelt
VNT
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Calavalo
Maine
Alabama
Arizona
Kentucky
Maryland
Missouri
Montana
North Carolina
Wheat meat probe may be sought by Congress
Congress may investigate the swift rise in wheat prices seen on the Chicago Board of Trade and its impact on beef and bread costs. Rep. John R. Farr seeks an agriculture department inquiry into U.S. grain markets and production, consumption, and exports from 1904 to 1914.
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Washington
Congress
Chicago Board of Trade
John R. Farr
Pennsylvania
House
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Farr
Department of Justice
Conroe
Department of Agriculture
Ted
Bureau of
Mar- Aceseuttural
Collier
Tretlee
Denmark
Europe
Justed States Bureau of Education
Maine
Missouri
North Sea
Jutland
The
Bulletin
Courier Journal
Danish farms show progress and schools cited
A Canadian and U S note detail regret over a shooting incident at Fort Erie. The Canadian government offers compensation to the wounded and the dead’s family, calling the move an act of grace as four militiamen face manslaughter charges in Ontario.
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Ottawa
Ont
United States
Washington
Dominion of Canada
Walter Smith
Charles Dorsch
Dominion
Cecil Spring-Rice
Great Britain
Welland
Ontario
Smith
Dorsch
Fort Erie
Niagara River
Thomas W. Delaney
Archie Kay
Edmund MaclIntosh
Leslie Kinsman
I. B. Lucas
Imperial
Delaney
Force
Inaugural Parade Plans by National Guard and State Police
Harrisburg January 12 arrangements for the January 19 military division of the inaugural parade. A provisional regiment from the Fourth and Eighth Infantry regiments will be led by Colonel J B Hutcheson with three battalions commanded by majors Beary, Vale, and Shannon. Units include regimental bands and hospital corps with detachments from several counties. General Morrell will command the parade escorted by Governor’s troops and state police. Also a small ad seeks a half interest in a manufacturing proposition with minimal investment.
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Harrisburg
Joint Legislative Inaugural Committee
J. B. Huttchison
Eighth
F. D. Beary
Allentown
E. M. Vale
Carlisle
E. C. Shannon
Columbia
Eighth Regiment
York
Huntingdon
Reading
Lancaster
Lebanon
Euston
E. Dev. Morrell
Philadelphia
Uncle Sam to Open an Employment Bureau
The Department of Labor will launch a National Employment Bureau this week to aid jobless workers across the United States. Postmasters, rural carriers, and nearly 200,000 Agriculture Department field agents will collect applications and route workers to local openings, with the postal service distributing notices and reports to keep areas stocked with needed help.
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Washington
National Employment Bureau
United States
Department of Labor
Wilson
Indianapolis
Labor Department
Employment Bureau
Mr. Caminetti
Immigration Service
Department of Agriculture
Postal Service
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Warren Mail
Canada
U. S
Nagara
State Police
Mfg
P. O. Box
Warren
Uncle Sam
Los Angeles
Cal
Walter W. Akers
Healdsburg, Cal
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