Word: equalization
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Chancellor was not of the same opinion. He thought that Monarchists and Socialists should be admitted in equal numbers. In an interview, he said...
...petition Mr. Bolte claims that 11 states of the union at the time of these adoption of the 14th amendment were unconstitutionally deprived of their equal suffrage in the Senate, and that six states were forced to ratify the amendment by coercion...
...accused of many things which are in reality the fruits of President Harding's Administration, but which he even then handled with tact and firmness. He opposed the Bonus Bill strongly, and as strongly supported Preparedness, actions which have won him general admiration. Certainly he is not a genius; equal certainly is he the conservative, level-headed man which the country needs today...
...report of the Boston Chamber of Commerce which has been investigating the financing of social service institutions discloses a not unusual situation and attendant problems. Out of 43,000 contributors to such agencies, one percent gave more than half the money. The problem before the committee is a more equal distribution of this financial burden over the community, and a more equal distribution of the funds between institutions, with an elimination of overlapping and unnecessary activities...
...second team was given an opportunity to emulate Team A's example, getting the ball on the University's 25-yard line. The scrubs were equal to the occasion. In four plays they made a first down 14 yards from the goal. Following another gain, they advanced the ball to the five-yard line on an offside penalty. The Crimson players then held for three downs. It looked as if they would keep their goal unmolested for another day. A perfect pass from Gillies to Sanchez, who stood quite unnoticed ten yards behind the goal, finished the episode quickly...