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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1925

Page

12

Foreign Competition Pressures U S Trade Outlook

The article notes bullish stock sentiment amid high margins and strong industrials but warns foreign competition pressures domestic producers. It cites plate glass price cuts after imports from Belgium, France, and England, and discusses wage reductions and shifts toward internationalism as necessary adjustments.

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Gas Station Robbery and Beating in Dayton

Two Black men robbed the Enfield Service Station at Seventy third Street and Carthage Pike, beat caretaker Leo Benjamin after forcing him into the fire room. They stole about $60, bound him, and escaped in a car after taking gasoline from the pump and intimidating him with a revolver.Benjamin alerted police after escaping.

Leo Benjamin Dayton Engels Service Staton Seventy-third Street Carthage Pike Benjamin Benjamin Com Negro Con Register

Garvey Wife Urges Pardons and Race Unity in Address

Mrs. Amy Jacques Garvey told a Emery Auditorium audience that white nations have lost prestige by breaking faith with blacks and warned of an international clash if colonized peoples are forced further apart. She urged a presidential pardon for Marcus Garvey and praised Abd el-Krim as a modern anti imperialist figure.

Amy Jacques Garvey Marcus Garvey Atlanta Emery Auditorium Coolings Garvey Washington Universal Negro Improvement Association Africa Morocco Asia

Three Negroes In Fight Leave One Wounded At Hospital

Three Black residents were treated at General Hospital for stab wounds from a fight sparked by other Black individuals. Sam Adams 1047 Church Court sustained a back wound and is in serious condition. Lillian Jones 19 of 813 Main Place was stabbed while trying to mediate a clash at Sixth and John streets. Georgie Davis 34 of 803 West Fifth Street was wounded in a dispute with her husband.

General Hospital Sam Adams Church Court Lillian Jones Main Place Sixth and John Streets Georgie Davis West Fifth Street

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