Secondary Inflation Period Draws Near
Shelves in many lines grow sparse as retailers stock up in anticipation while buyers flood wholesale markets. New activity spurs a surge in supply chains and price sensitivity across sectors.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1921
Page
1
Cotton goods market shows revival in buyers and rising prices
A New York business observer notes stronger revival in the cotton goods district with more buyers and higher orders. Major Southern distributors plan to buy $5 million in cash to replenish depleted stocks as retailers also boost purchases. Fall River mills report record sales and rising production, with more mills reopening and hours increasing. Rhode Island mills are mentioned as part of the broader recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore H. Price
New York
Fall River
Rhode Island Milla
Plan to link New York harbor rail lines with waterfronts
The New York New Jersey Port and Harbor Commission will present a report to governors detailing a belt line railroad system linking all area railroads with New York and New Jersey waterfronts and piers. It also outlines a two level underground electric railway to transfer freight between New Jersey and New York without crews, with automatic operation. General George W. Goethals serves as supervising engineer for the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
New Jersey
New York Harbor
New York, New Jersey
Brooklyn
Long Island
Staten Island
George W. Goethals
Refugee Crisis Amid War Draws in Generals and Tolstoi Kin
About 30 000 Crimea refugees in the Caucasus face starvation with twenty generals and seventy colonels among them. Greek resources are exhausted, France withdraws aid, leaving a small group of Americans to run the relief effort without adequate supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saloniki
Crimea
Caucasus
Tolstoi
Robber Holds Up Mahogany Poolroom on Central Ave
A man entered the Mahogany poolroom at 1413 Central Ave shortly before midnight and forced customers to line up while threatening to shoot. Police officers Orth and Rogers halted the robbery, disarming the suspect, later identified as 28 year old William J. O'Brien of 1549 Central Ave, held on suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue
Jack Bernstein
Betts Street
Orth and Rogers
Fifth District
William J. O'Brien
Crime Wave Hits New York as Highwaymen Rampage
A weekend surge of crime in Greater New York left three dead and multiple robberies. An 18 year old choir boy found dead on Long Island Railroad tracks sparked theories of highwaymen. Robberies included a four-thug hold up near Tarrytown and a hit on East Forty-second Street. Authorities report heavy losses and ongoing investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East Forty-second Street
Richmond Hill
Tarrytown
Finley J. Shepherd
Helen Gould
William Rockefeller
Angelo Partrccclo
Elizabeth Street
Robert Ll. Dean
Dean
Edward J. McNally
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey City
Michael Polly
Staten Island
Manhattan
Norlina Riot Lynching: Two Black Men Shot After Jail Takeover
A mob from Norlina retrieved Alfred Williams and Plummer Bullock from Warren County Jail and killed them with gunfire in the woods. Governor Morrison ordered a military company to restore order as four whites and two blacks were wounded in the day’s riot linked to a local apple trade dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norlina
N. C
Alfred Williams
Plummer Bullock
Warren County
Warrenton
Morrison
John Green
Bullock
Williams
Drummer Bullock
Henderson
W. G. Upchurch
A. J. Rainey
Leroy Trailor
Henry Jones
Jerome. Hunter
Cincinnati Men Receive Medals From Red Cross
Cincinnati men receive honorary service medals for proficiency and honorable service in the American Red Cross Life Saving Corps. Recipients include Harvey Hamilton Columbus Athletic Club Gustave Stecher Woodward High School Capt Frank Mills Cincinnati Gymnasium and Athletic Club E C Buss Greencastle Ed S Conner Goodyear Akron and W B Coughlin Toledo. Cravens won $75 for rescuing a drowning boy after skating on a pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, CO
American Red Cross
Bureau of First Aid of the Red Cross
Harvey Hamilton
Columbus Athletic Club
Columus
Gustave L. Stecher
Woodward High School
Cincinnati
Frank Mills
Cincinnati Gymnasium and Athletic Club
Cincinnai
E. C. Buss
Greencastle
Ind
Ed. S. Conner
Goodyear Tire,and Rubber Company
Akron
Red Cross
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
New Corps
W. P. Clyne
Lake Division
Lifesaving Corps
Red Cross Saving Corps
John Cravens
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
William Howard Taft Fund
Cravens
Duckers
Frankfort
Wounded Eagle Battles With Farmer and His Son
In Delaware on January 23 William Faust and his son Walter, both from Ashley, displayed scratches from a fight yesterday with a wounded eagle captured near the farm. The seven foot wingspan bird showed a wounded wing and lengthy scratches on its captors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wounded Eagle
Farmer
Delaware, O
William Faust
Ashley
Walter
Argentine duelists fight bloodless pistol duel in Buenos Aires
In Buenos Aires on January 23 General Valle and War Minister Moreno, who had just resigned, engaged in a bloodless pistol duel. Each fired one shot that went wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Valle
Moreno
Formal Opening of Wines Trial Set for Today
The Harlan Kentucky courthouse will host the formal opening of the murder trial of Dr. H C Winnes, former assistant state veterinarian. Judge W T Davis will begin with jury impaneling as prosecutors led by A Floyd Byrd prepare to present circumstantial evidence in the Parsons case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan, Ky
Little One
Mountainhemmed
Harlan
W. T. Davis
Kentucky
H. C. Winnes
Lara Parsons
Pine Mountain
Davis
Hiram H. Howard
Harlan County
Winnes
Black Mount
Dr. Winnes
Ethel
Mildred
Harlan First Presbyterian Church
W. C. Hall
Hyram Brock
Louisville
Frankfort
A. Floyd Byrd
Jerry Reed
Dillon
Jenkins and Letcher
Hall, Jones & Lee
H. T. Moore
Jenkins, Ky
Robert Franklin
Lexington
Commonwealth
James G. Forrester
A. Floyd Bird
Mr. Byrd
Pine Mountain Settlement School
Child Scalded in Bath Falls Into Boiling Water
Hazel Romer four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Romer of 824 West Liberty street fell from a chair into a bath of boiling water. She was severely burned on back and arms and taken to General Hospital in serious condition last night. Her mother, burned on the hands, wrapped her in a blanket and called for help as an auto patrol responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Romer
Joseph
Romer
West Liberty Street
General Hospital
Hazel
Nolice
Morgan party sails from Nassau for West Indies cruise
J P Morgan of New York travels with a party aboard the Corsair yacht in Nassau. They plan to leave Monday for a cruise among the West Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassau
Bahamas
J. P. Morgan
New York
Mr. Morgan
Corsair
West Indies
Japanese Envoy Hichi Presents Credentials in Berlin
Berlin reports that Eki Hichi the newly named Japanese Ambassador to Germany presented his credentials to President Ebert yesterday confirming diplomatic ties between Tokyo and Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Eki Hichi
Germany
Ebert
Fire wipes out Marion home killing six Adkins family members
In Fayette County near Washington D H six members of James Adkins family died in a blaze that destroyed their four room house after an explosion when he poured kerosene on hot coals to start a fire. Adkins and his wife and three young children perished. Uncle Walter Bennett also died. Adkins himself later died at a local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington C. H
James Adkins
Washington D.H
Fayette County
Adkins
Grace Adkins
Leona Adkins
Naomi Ruth Adkins
Freeda Adkins
Walter Bennett
Fire destroys President-elect Harding headquarters in Marion
The residence of George B. Christian Jr. in Marion was burned this morning. The fire started from an overheated furnace while unoccupied. Campaign documents were damaged by water but largely saved, including the desk used for meetings with the nation's top minds. Damage is about 3500 dollars and insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
George B. Christian, Jr
Harding
Christian
Fire destroys Commercial Building in Springfield
A Sunday blaze in Springfield, Ohio caused about 250000 in damages, destroying the Commercial Building home to Kaufman store and McCrorys 5 and 10. Firemen fought the flames five hours with nearby city aid ready. three firefighters injured, none seriously, as smoke and water damage could raise total losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Dayton
Kaufman
McCrory
Killeen Town Devastated by Major Florence Fire
Nearly the whole town of Killeen nine miles north of Florence was destroyed by a fire that consumed five stores the Post Office and three lodge halls. The blaze origin was not determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Ala
Killeen
Railroad to Print Ticket Prices On Face Faces
Philadelphia January 23 The Pennsylvania Railroad announced a new policy to print the ticket price on the face of all railroad tickets. The order is effective immediately for the protection of passengers and ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Today
Lloyd George Takes Lead to Paris for Reparations Talks
British Premier Davis Lloyd George and his staff departed London today for Paris to attend the Reparations Conference. The trip signals high level government involvement in the negotiations and signals the start of formal discussions among Allied leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd George
Paris
London
Davis Lloyd George
Night Riders Warn Tobacco Farmers in Kentucky
Masked men visitingBath and Fleming Counties ordered farmers not to haul tobacco to market until prices rise. The group warned farms near Bethel and Flemingsburg not to plant or lease tobacco operations and threatened violence. Authorities reported about fifteen farmers visited, with five names disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Bath
Fleming Counties
Mt. Sterling
Carlisle
Flemingsburg
Sherbourne
Fleming County
Bethel
Bath County
T. S. Robertson
Thomas Creath
Jake Boyd
Stevens
No Night Riding While I Am Governor Declared
Frankfort January 23 Governor Edwin P Morrow vowed there would be no night riding in Bath and Fleming Counties after reports of attacks Saturday night and Sunday morning He ordered county officials to investigate at once and report findings to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Bath
Fleming Counties
Edwin P. Morrow
Kentucky
Morrow
Ten Year Senate Battle Ends With Packer Bill Vote
In Washington the Senate planned a vote on the long clash over government regulation of the meat packing industry. If approved the bill moves to the House while tariff, disarmament, and appropriation bills also dominate the week’s agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Congress
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Borah
Idaho
Foreign Relations Committee
Great Britain
Japan
Naval Committee On
Camineétti
Europe
Department of Justice Administration
Department
Senate Judiciary Committee
Palmer
Norman H. Davis
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Yap
Senate Commerce Committee
May Brew in Home Undisturbed by Law
CHICAGO Jan 23 Home brewers will not be disturbed for the present despite government announcements of prosecutions. Prohibition Director Frank D Richardson said no sanction has been given to home brewing but suppressing home stills would require a force far larger than available. He noted a shake up in the Central Division and said a Washington detail under Colonel L G Nutt would arrive to start an intensive enforce ment campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank DD. Richardson
Prohibition
Central States
Washington
Frank Kramer
Richardson
Prohibition Department
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Michigan
L. G. Nutt
Squirrels in Eden Park They Welcome Warm Winter
In Eden Park Cincinnati on a mild midwinter day couples strolled arm in arm while squirrels watched. The city enjoyed a high of 53 degrees compared to 50, exceeding last year’s 32 degree record and underscoring an unusually mild winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Park
Cincinnati
Whisky consumption drops sharply after 1917
Whisky intake in the United States fell from 9,641,985 gallons in 1917 to 5,581,553 gallons in 1920, the first year of prohibition. Total alcohol dropped from 71,081,121 to 22,639,355 gallons and beer from 60,817,379 to 9,231,280 barrels, per Anti Saloon League figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Antisaloon League of America
The
League
Golden Age preacher kidnapped by Legion to block lecture
W H Llewellyn a Russellite preacher from Indianapolis was abducted in Greensburg by American Legion members after delivering a talk on Millions Now Living Will Never Die or The Golden Age. The Legion barred venues, relocated the meeting to a follower's home, and drove him to the county line before releasing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Greensburg
Ind
W. H. Llewellyn
Indianapolis
American Legion
G. A. R. Hall
International Bible Students
Legion
Arrested in Cincinnati Hideout in Brate Killing Case
Henry McMillan 19, of 327 East Twelfth Street, was traced to Cincinnati and found hiding under a bed at his sister’s home after escaping Brookville Jail with William Sprouse. He was identified by Luella Starr and Ellsworth Corey as one of three bandits who killed Harlan Brate at Mill Creek Bridge, Arlington Heights, one week prior. Corey and Starr confirmed identifications. McMillan denied guilt. He is held on suspicion, with jurisdiction pending in Lockland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Brate
Mill Creek Bridge
Arlington Heights
Henry McMillian
East Twelfth Street
Luella Starr
Ellsworth Corey
Miss Starr
Brate
Corey
McMillan
William Sprouse
Brookville
Wenner
Cincinnati
Genter and
Gernhardt
Kilgour Street
Beth
F. A. Starr
Incinnati
Lockland
Harrison, C
Sprouse
Harrison
Tective Sweeny
Meane
Mony
Henry McMillan
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Hudson
New York Bay
Harbor Commission
Hold- Up
Choir Boy
Newark
J. J. Carroll
W. H. Mary
W. H. Tinnens
N. Carolina Mobrillo
Gustave Stecher
Harry A. Kenny
M’millan
Burns
Sherpourne
Shields
Tomlin
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