Word: totaled
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...limit would be placed upon the size or volume of contributions to the Smith campaign. The G. 0. P.'s Treasurer, Banker Joseph R. Nutt of Cleveland, immediately issued a revision of Chairman Work's $3,000,000 estimate. He mentioned $4,000,000 as a possible total and removed all idea of a limit to G. 0. P. contributions, individual or aggregate. He, too, referred to previous G. O. P. campaigns and said: "We have a harder fight on our hands this time...
...National Defense Act of 1920-24 laid out nine corps areas in the U. S. and a tenth called the Hawaiian Department. Summer training is conducted at Reserve Officers Training Camps, Citizens Military Training Camps, encampments of the Organized Reserves, and National Guard camps. A total attendance of 221,589 trainees was expected this summer in all corps areas, composed as follows...
...fact that Italian bankruptcies have risen from 500 per month in 1923 to over 900 per month. Substantial Italian banks with capitalizations of between one and 600 million lira were stated to be going bankrupt at the rate of one such institution every fortnight. Finally bills to a total value of three and a half million lira were declared to have been dishonored during the past twelvemonth in the three provinces of Rome, Milan and Turin...
...blood and brains of Il Duce are, of course, assumed to be ceaselessly freshened and renewed, for he personally holds seven Cabinet*- a majority of the total...
...conquered local pride, generously yielded the palm to Cleveland. Said the News, editorially: "Cleveland's foresight has brought its own reward. The landing field is being hailed as 'the world's greatest air traffic center' and sufficient facts are presented to substantiate the boast. The total volume of traffic during the last few months has exceeded that of Tempelhofer Field, Berlin, and Croydon, near London, long holders of first and second place. . . . The airport site is now valued at half a million dollars more than it cost. Other cities . . . may well cheer Cleveland's achievement...