Word: chancellor
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Representing the U. S.: Ambassador Herrick, Ambassador Kellogg, Colonel James A. Logan (unofficial observer with the Reparations Commission); representing Britain: Chancellor of the Exchequer Winston S. Churchill; France: Finance Minister Etienne Clementel; Belgium: Premier Theunis; Italy: Finance Minister De Stefani. Representatives of Czechoslovakia, Rumania, Yugo-Slavia, Portugal, Greece...
Democratic Governor Jonathan M. Davis of Kansas (now retired-see Page 6), through the State Board of Administration, ousted Dr. Ernest Hiram Lindley, Chancellor of the University of Kansas, on Dec. 27. A verbal civil war followed...
...accepted event without critical moment. In Germany, there has existed a Cabinet crisis for many months (TIME, Oct. 13, et seq.) : but the continuance of this state of affairs has caused the German people to regard it as a perfectly ordinary event. In point of fact, whether or no Chancellor Marx succeeds in forming...
President Friedrich Ebert nevertheless requested Chancellor Marx to make a last effort to form a majority Government. The Chancellor tried, failed. The President then asked the Chancellor to form a so-called nonparty Cabinet-a Cabinet of all the parties except the Communists. The Chancellor began to try. It was assumed that the present Cabinet with its four vacancies would be kept in power, but it was not known who would fill the vacancies...
...made evident the fact that the Nation would not be able to start repayments on account of them until Germany had paid considerable sums on account of reparations. Le Senateur Clementel also added that a reduction of France's debt to Britain was soon expected under terms which Chancellor of the Exchequer Winston S. Churchill recently renewed...