Final canvass of electors shows Nebraska results 1912
The Neb raska canvassing board reports the 1912 presidential electors votes led by Waldo Wintersteen and W R Beam among others. The document records totals for numerous electors, certifies the two hundred fifty-nine thousand eight hundred and thirty-eight votes cast, and names the winning slate of electors for President and Vice President. Also included are canvass notes from Wyoming Mississippi and Colorado confirming their electors.
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Philander C. m Knox
United States OF Ameri
John H Morehead
Nebraska
Lincoln
Chester Alick
Addison Wait
Silas M. Barton
Walter George
Grant Martin
United States of America
Zaid
A. D
W Wilcox
Alfred of Kennedy
Reavis
Vac Buresh
Geo D Smith
H Kilpatrick
Thosand
Or. Beum
Falley
Edward A Roth
Joan J. McCarthy
John Canright
J . Baker
L Brillhart
A. W Swihart
F Walton
Thomas Fristow
H Signer
W Bell
Samuel D Fitchie
William Coatman
Geo W Marshall
H Vonstein
Gonkins
J. Broatch
Allen Johnson
George 3S
Piery
Mtytio
R. Davis
Fease
Thorne
Henry
Warsons
Waldo Wintersteen
W. R. Beam
James_R. Dean
8. M. Bailey
John W.outright
Edward A. Roth
Sophus F. Noble
John Z. McCarthy
United States
John H. Morehead
Department OF Stat
I. P C Knox
Department of State
City of
Washington
State OF
Wyoming
Secretary of State
State Board of
Thomas M Hyde
Peter Kinney
John
Charles Thompson
Mivoming
Joseph M. Carny
Thomas M. Hyde
John Charles Thom
Cheyenne
Joseph M. Carey
Frank L. Houx
F Icott
Washington Post Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D. C
Lam. John
McLean
Edward
Washington Gaslight Company
D. C
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William Orme
Jackson
Nice
Harl Brhoweh
Mississippi
Walte
W. Alfred B
W. B. Mixon
R. E. Spivey
A. D. Weal
Earl Brewer
Joseph W. Power
Seergtany
Apsil Ta Wiigm Bhepe
Gréetiize
J. P. C. Knox
Colorado
Norate Secretarffetates
Washington, D.C
John F. Shafroth
Henry P. Ozras T. Lemuel _Gammon
Finley Dye
Theodora C. Boda
Gertrude A. Lee
Henry P
Ozrae T. Clark
Lemuel Gammon
Theodore C. Bode
Tames PF. Phrarce
American Security and Trust Company
Fifteenth Street
Ales J. Bell
James F. Hood
Taft urged to add Alaska forests to federal reserve
Luther Conant Jr commissioner of corporations warns against private control of timber. He urges expanding government ownership, including Alaska forests, and pursuing forfeiture suits to curb concentrated holdings. Railroads like Southern Pacific and Northern Pacific dominate timber with vast acreages, totaling over 33 million acres across the Pacific Northwest.
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Timber Landa
United States
Luther Conant, Jr
Taft
Bureau of Corporation
Congress
Alaska
Mr. Conant
Southern Pacific Company
Weyerhaeuser Timber Company
Northen Pacific Railway Company
Tol
Pacific Northwest
Conant
Southern Pacific
Northern Pacific
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
England
Epidemic Invades Amherst College As Youth Dies
Amherst Mass Jan 19 The scarlet fever outbreak at Massachusetts Agricultural College claims its sixth death in ten days with Warner H Burt freshman of Long Meadow dying at the Kappa Gamma Phi house where twenty students are quarantined. A petition urged college closure but President Butterfield kept students together. Classes resume tomorrow, all games and dances banned.
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Amherst
Mass
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Warner H. Burt
Long Meadow
North
Young Burt
Kappa Gamma Phi
Kenyon
Butterfield
War on butter prices declared by Housewives League
New York January 19 House wives League declares a war on butter prices noting ample market supply and new butter arriving. calls members nationwide to cut butter consumption and use substitutes like jellies fruit jams and apples. Hagerstown Odd Fellows to Build a four story brick temple on site bought from Francis H Miller with cost estimated between 35000 and 40000.
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New York
Housewives’ League
Hagerstown
Odd Fellows
Washington Post
Potomac Lodge of Odd Fellows
Francis H. Miller
Contempo American Paintings Exhibit at Corcoran Gallery Opens
The Corcoran Gallery of Art announces a Fourth Exhibition of Contemporary American Paintings open daily until January 26, with weekday hours 9:00 am to 4:30 pm Sundays 1:30 pm to 4:30 pm Friday evenings 8:00 pm to 10:00 pm. Admission free on Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays Sundays and Friday evenings, 25 cents on other days. The Mutual Protection Fire Insurance Company election notice and financial report follow, including stock loss notice for Citizens Savings Bank and a Howard piano instruction note from George Henry Ho.
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District of Columbia
F Street Northwest
Washington City
James B. Fitch
Ings Bank
Chas. S. Whith
16Th St. N. IW
George Henry Ho A
Holland writes on financing of vast enterprises
The article reports on George F. Baker’s testimony to the Pujo committee about financing large ventures. It cites Edison and Forbes as examples of capital seeking non-Wall Street support, defending concentration of banking resources as an economic law, and warning Congress to tread cautiously on regulation of big capital groups.
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New York
George F. Baker
Untermyer
Pujo
Baker
Morgan
First National Bank
National City Bank
United States
Puso
Bresa
Kyiow
Great Britain
France
Germany
Wall Street
Mr. Untermyer
Edigon
Edison
Boston
Great Telephone Company
Chase
Salmon P. Chase
Washington
Philadelphia
Moses Taylor
George S. Coe
Congress
Holland
Arson Informer Details Citywide Fire Requests
Isidor Stein known as Izzy the Painter testifies to district attorney about arson for profit in New York. He claims to have started more than 60 fires since 1907 and notes frequent requests from the public, sometimes delaying fires to accommodate moves such as piano relocations.
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New York
Izzy
Areon Trust
Isidor Stein
Waller
Stein
Weller
Mills Far Behind Orders Railways Still Buy Heavy Stock
New York Jan. 19 Railways remain active buyers of rolling stock with over 5 000 cars 163 locomotives 53 000 tons of rails and 3 000 tons of bridge work ordered last week. Fabrication delays stretch four to five months for structural mills and three months for SMAills.
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New York
Utah
Spain
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Last Week in Wall Street Signals Market Anxiety
New York reports anxiety over politics and finance driving last week's securities market decline. Traders watched Wall Street and public sentiment, with Morgan’s congressional appearance and the president elect’s remarks shaping fears. Signs of halt in activity appeared as copper and steel prices fell, gold exports rose, and stock averages dropped to lows unseen since 1911.
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New York
Wall Street
J. Pierpont Morgan
Congressional Committee
Chicago
New Jersey
France
Stock Exchange
United Sates Steel Corporation
Safety Razor Misnamed In Childs Fight Case
Jimmie Green a 9 year old boy detained for juvenile court appearance after a fight with playmate Johnnie Torrey. He reportedly used a safety razor to slash Johnnie on the hand. Policeman W J Creamer placed him under arrest. Johnnie was treated at Emergency Hospital for wounds.
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James Green
Jimmie Green
DeLacy
Jimmie
Union Alley
Droon Torrey
Razor
Johnnie
W. J. Creamer
Johnniie
Dregrad
Argentine Aviator Killed In Flight Crash
Buenos Aires reports Lieut. Qrigone was killed when his aircraft fell during a flight near Brandsen today.
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Buenos Aires
Lieut
Qrigone
Brandsen
Garment Strikers Firm as New York Dispute Persists
In New York on January 19, the garment makers strike enters its fourth week with no change in stances. The strikers demand union recognition, while Eugene S. Benjamin of the New York Clothing Trades Association remains opposed. Both sides report strong organization and funds, with two ratification meetings showing limited acceptance of a recent agreement that would recall strikers to work, affecting 129 shops and nearly 34,000 workers, though only about half may return.
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New York
Eugene S. Benjamin
New York Clothing’ Trades Association
Grarment Rysking
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