Word: minnesota
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There are eleven universities in the country having registrations exceeding 5,000. The list follows: Columbia, Cornell, New York University, Northwestern, Ohio State and the Universities of Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, Following is a list of the registrations at 36 of the most prominent colleges and universities: College 1916 1915 New York University, 7,719 7,074 Columbia, 7,327 7,042 Michigan, 5,976 5,821 Illinois, 5,888 5,511 Cornell, 5,264 5,392 Northwestern, 5,227 5,113 Pennsylvania, 5,226 5,000 Minnesota, 5,114 4,679 Ohio State...
...Minnesota, 49; Chicago...
...York, N. Y., and St. Paul's School, Concord, N. H.; Sidney Meyer Bergman, Boston Latin, (Harvard Club of Boston); Harris Berlack, Duval High School, Jacksonville, Fla., (Associated Harvard Clubs); Warren Everett Blake, Newton High School; Wesley Goodwin Brocker, Mechanic Arts High School, St. Paul, Minn., (Harvard Club of Minnesota); Adolph Brook, Public High School, Hartford, Conn., (New England Federation of Harvard Clubs); James Abercrombie Burden, Jr., Groton; Frederick Mason Carey, Somerville High School, (Harvard Club of Boston); Alan Avery Claflin, Jr., Medford High School, Winchester High School and Exeter; Henry Dunster Costigan, Evanston Academy, Ill., and Exeter; Frederick Morgan...
...standing in California gave Hughes a plurality of 3,111 votes with a total of 464,496 to 461,385 for Hughes. The latter candidate was still in the lead in Minnesota by about 370 but was behind in North Dakota by 1,539 votes...
...electoral votes to Hughes' 247. By winning in Minnesora, where he led all evening by a plurality varying between 600 and 800, the President could be re-elected. Hughes was leading in California and West Virginia, while Oregon and New Mexico were very doubtful. To win, Hughes must carry Minnesota, California and West Virginia, which is possible as the doubtful states have shown a tendency to swing to Hughes...