Word: crediting
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Providence, R. I., Feb. 29.- Harvard 1927 wrestlers overwhelmed the Brown Freshamn here tonight by a score of 28 to 5. Four falls, a decision, and default went to the Crimson's credit...
...West, in the Western form," said Mr. A. R. Orage, who was for fifteen years editor of the "New Age" (London), in an interview with a CRIMSON reporter, yesterday afternoon. Mr. Orage has written several volumes on economics, literary criticism, and psychology. He is author of the revolutionary Social Credit Theory...
...credit can save the Northwest wheat belt, it will be saved. A fortnight ago the President called a conference of bankers and others at Washington to consider the financial difficulties of the Northwest (TIME, Feb. 18). The bankers proposed a $10,000,000 corporation to aid in refunding the farm debts of the threatened section. Last week the bankers reassembled in Chicago to announce subscriptions to the capital stock of the organization. The regional allotment for raising the capital...
Such power was bitterly assailed. But due credit was his when he bought copper for 16¢ when the prevailing price was 30¢, and steel for $58. Then, quietly resigning on Jan. 1, 1919, Baruch became a student?of economics in general and American farming in particular. He went to Kansas, wrote a report on agricultural marketing, a sort of Magna Charta for the farm movement. And now, in spite of his Wall St. "past," he basks in the confidence and friendship of the farmer. It is also as a student that he endows the Williams Institute. There he will...
...strength of the Huntington squad is uncertain, but the relay race should furnish easily the most exciting contest of the meet. The Huntington quartet, Burns, Rowe, Carney, and Clark, has some fast times to its credit...