Word: quota
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...noon today applications for the Liberty Loan bonds will close. By this time all subscriptions from this district must be in the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, and after twelve o'clock no applications will be received. In order that New England may supply her full quota of $240,000,000 it will be necessary that at least $50,000,000 more be turned in before that time...
Subscriptions to the Liberty Loan will close at noon tomorrow, and by that time $300,000,000 must be collected in New England to complete the quota of the $2,000,000,000 loan assigned to this section of the country. This large sum must be met in order to insure the complete success of the loan, and to meet it every individual should pay his share. To date there have been only 141,000 individual subscribers in New England...
...Hodder '20, D. J. Hutchinson '17, P. C. King '18, D. M. McMichael '19, R. W. Potter '18, P. Roberts '05, and J. Tepper '18. With this unit 13 men from other colleges are to work in order to bring the section up to its full quota...
...that did England only grant home-rule to Ireland, and had Poland only promise of liberty, and were Italy only assured larger rewards for victory, the East would enter in the war with braver heart, and contribute, as it has always said it would contribute, multiple of its just quota in man power to confound the West and Middle West...
...Boxer indemnity of 1900. The German part of the fine imposed on China was very heavy. The Boxer indemnity will not be completely paid off until 1940 and probably the Chinese government hopes to obtain a reduction from all the Entente Allies, and perhaps especially to get the German quota reduced...