Word: censuses
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...report was that Mexicans number 16,404,030 (2,095,277 more than at the last Mexican census...
...Dawes, en route to assist in planning the World's Fair at Chicago; 3) President William Green of the American Federation of Labor, who said after seeing the President: "I discussed . . . the question of unemployment. . . . The situation is decidedly encouraging now. . . . I am rather of the opinion that the census report will show the number of unemployed will not be as great as some have forecast...
Thumping proud was Mexico City last week. Census returns (unofficial) showed that she has gained more than a quarter in size during the past nine years, ranks nearly in the million class, just above Cleveland (sixth U. S. city) and just below Los Angeles (U. S. fifth...
...Pampa's spurty growth came just 24 hours after Texas' Congressman John Nance Garner, Demo cratic Leader of the House, had made a proposal which, if ever executed, would be far more subversive of U. S. political divisions than any readjustment of House representation consequent to the Census. Leader Garner declared that the time had come to carve five States out of Texas. Purpose: "To transfer the balance of political power from New England to the South and secure for the Southern States . . . prestige and recognition." What moved Representative Garner, as a Texan, as Minority leader...
...First formal protest against the accuracy of the census count was filed by Mayor James E. Dunne who was sure Providence, R. I., had more than 250,288 residents...