Word: totaled
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...colleges, the contestants leaving North Station at 1.05 o'clock. Earl Ovington, former international aviator, will judge the contest which will be awarded to the machine remaining in the air the longest time on one continuous flight. These meets will be held fortnightly and the man having the highest total score will receive the silver trophy. The next contest will be for the model flying the greatest distance from a ground takeoff...
...University will be $23, and each member of the party must pay his share of the camp expenses, but the camp will be so conducted that $100 will cover that item. The travelling expenses from Boston to Ouray, Colo., and return need not exceed $140.00, making the total necessary expense in connection with the course about...
...essentially militaristic. About 400,000 men are authoritatively employed bearing arms in time of peace. This includes 200,000 soldiers and two men or more per thousand of population who are policemen, sheriffs, jailers, etc. Every time the government exercises its functions, it uses, actually or potentially, the total brute force of the people. It is only the above mentioned standing army of 400,000 "that prevents the constitution and laws from being 'mere scraps of paper...
...third annual interscholastic gymnastic meet held in Hemenway Gymnasium Saturday night was won by Exeter, with a total of 43 points, leading in five of the six events. Andover was second with 11 points; Brookline High School third, with 7 points; Worcester Academy and Newton High School tied for fourth with 2 points each; Watertown High School was last with 1 point...
...while the number of men who obtained work was 357 as against 360 in 1912-13. There were 611 men registered for summer work as compared with 621 in 1912-13 of whom 154 obtained summer work as compared with 194 in 1912-13. The total registration for both term-time and summer work, allowing for 202 men registered in both...