Word: motorize
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Captain Brennan believes that the majority of the students who received summonses were ignorant of the laws which they were breaking. He referred them to extracts from the state motor laws and Cambridge city ordinances, which are, in part, given below...
...motor trips to Gettysburg, Scranton, Philadelphia
...hemmed in that she cannot afford to allow her rights in Fiume to be abandoned to the master of the black-shirted legions, who first scowls at Greeks and Slavs from his massive desk at the Palazzo Chigi, and then, to show his sangfroid, dashes off to the motor races at Milan...
...statement of the Ford Motor Co. for the year ending June 30,1923, reflects a twelve-month of great prosperity. The Company's total assets are now $597,339,236 compared with $409,820,133 a year ago; its cash is (including good-will and trade marks) $230,000,000 against $145,000,000 last year; its surplus has grown from $289,000,000 to $414,000,000. In addition, a reserve of $62,000,000 has been set up for plant depreciation...
...desired chiefly for its derivative, kerosene- such was the situation in 1906, when the American petroleum industry had combined assets of about $750,000,000. In 1922, however, the industry's assets were ten times this figure, and its leading product had become gasoline consumed primarily by motor vehicles. A. C. Bedford, Chairman of the Board of the Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey, made the principal address at Titusville. He emphasized the difficulty at present of purchasing and storing the abnormal petroleum output; he nevertheless expressed confidence in the future of the industry. Mr. Bedford stated that during...