Word: crediting
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...monumental calm which broods ever the White House in season and out has been broken by the official spokesman of the administration. The lesser of President Coolidge's twin personalities announced. Tuesday that the country should not credit the political minded critics of the administration...
...head in America, England, Japan and all countries with a steady currency in 1920 and 1921. Prices do not fall as they should in order to correspond to the purchasing power of the consumers and to start a new economic development on a lower price level. Much of the credit recently granted as working capital is still misused to sustain the high prices. Too much of the small amount of available working capital has been invested in very old or very new plants and has become worthless. But the cleaning up process, the exclusion of weak, newly founded enterprises seems...
...title this year with the champion playing below standard. Baker is in the Medical School and his studies have left him little time for practice. The University captain has triumphed over him once this season in an early inter-club match and Rawlins has one win to his credit over the Canadian titlist in the same match...
...Greeks cabled Athens for instructions. Their opening gambit had been declined and they wanted to know what move to make next. They offered to fund the Greek debt (a principal of $15,500,000) if the U. S. would lend them $32,500,000 additional- the remainder of a credit which was originally extended. The U. S. commission politely but firmly represented the impossibility of loaning Greece any more money even to get the original debt funded. Hence the delay while Athens was asked what the next Greek move would be. A few days later it was announced that...
...teams were evenly matched and both played a fast and aggressive game with the army riders displaying a slightly superior brand of combination play. Needham, the brilliant artillery number two, was the outstanding player of the contest with five goals to his credit. Pitman and Pinkerton the rival backs both played strong defensive games which held the score low. The army back prevented many of the Crimson shots from counting and broke into the scoring column with one hard drive...