Evening Republican, Volume 14, Number 294, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 12 December 1910 — First Report of U. S. Census By McLaughlin Was Not Accurate. [ARTICLE]
First Report of U. S. Census By McLaughlin Was Not Accurate.
John Callan O’Laughlin, the Washington correspondent of the Chicago Tribune, claimed a scoop on all other papers last Saturday when he gave out what purported to be the official census of the United States. The figures were given out the next day and it was shown that the ambitious correspondent had missed the total a little more than 500,000, which, the Indianapolis Star jealously says, wouldn’t entitle him to consideration lh a bean guessing contest. The right figures are 91,272,266. Including all the insular possessions the population exceeds 101,100,000. Indiana Is the ninth state in the union in point of population. - The states rank as follows: 1. New York. 27. Maryland. 2. Pennsylvania. 28. West Virginia. 3. Illinois. 29. Nebraska. ' 4. Ohio. 30. Washington. 5. Texas. 31. Porto Rico. 6. Connecticut. 7. Missouri. 33. Colorado. 8. Michigan. 34. Florida. 9. Indiana. 35. Maine. 10. Georgia. 36. Oregon. 11. New Jersey. 37. South Dakota. 12. California. 38. North Dakota. 13. Wisconsin. 39. Rhode Island. 14. Kentucky. 40. New Hampshire. 15. lowa. 41. Montana. 16. NorthCarolina42. Utah. 17. Tennessee. 43. Vermont. 18. Alabama. 44. Die. of Columbia. 19. Minnesota. 45. New Mexico. 20. Virginia. 46. Idaho. 21. Mississippi. 47. Arizona. 22. Kansas. 48. Delaware. 23. Oklahoma. 49. Hawaii. 2i. Louisiana. 50. Wyoming. 25. Arkansas. 51. Nevada. 26. BouthCarolinas2. Alaska.
