Word: rates
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Coolidge considered and put his signature to the Postal Pay and Rate Increase Bill (see page 4) thereby making...
...into aviation (TIME, Feb. 16), suddenly ceased its inquiry. It gave as a reason that its funds were practically exhausted. Some people suggested that it had got word from higher quarters to stop proceedings; others surmised that it felt it was making a farce of its investigation. At any rate, it abruptly ceased its hearings...
...Burton died last week, only a little over 50, leaving an enviable record as the President of one college and two Universities, all of first-rate importance. In 1874, he was born on a farm at Brooklyn, Iowa. His youth was spent in Minneapolis, and he was obliged to go to work when he had got through his first year of high school. At 19, he resumed his schooling. He was 22 when he entered Carleton College and almost 26 when he was graduated. At 29, he entered the Yale Divinity School. In three years, he took his Bachelor...
...Ford's opinion of bankers has been frequently expressed. He, at any rate, had no intention of letting a bank or syndicate charge 5 or 10% for underwriting his new D. T. & I. 5's. Accordingly, he decided to buy them all himself, and at par. There seemed little use in Banker Ford's charging 5% to Railroad Owner Ford...
...have not subscribed to the Album are reminded that the subscription price will be raised from $9 to $10 per volume on March 1. A three dollar deposit mailed by Saturday night will insure the $9 rate...