Your conditions for believing someone to be pro-life require them to align with you politically. It is partisanship above all. 
You also have little evidence to suggest those who are prolife disagree with you on all of these.
As examples, Bishop Dolan has spoken out in favor of all but birth control, unless natural family planning counts, after all, it is free.
Paul Ryan hasn't publicly opposed any of these, except possibly what you consider a higher minimum wage, and has actually been taken to task by some republicans on many these.
Do you believe they are pro-life? I'll bet their are many in the crowd in the March who agree with you on more than half of these issues. 

These are political requirements, many of which have only come into vogue in the last 10 years, even for democrats, many of whom have recently "evolved" on them.  

The real disagreement is on abortion and assisted suicide/euthanasia.