American Decades
Deaths
Francis Wayland Ayer, 75, "ad" pioneer, founder of advertising and public relations firm that later became N. W. Ayer and Son, 5 March 1923.
William James Baldwin, 79, pioneer skyscraper constructor, 7 May 1924.
Ohio C. Barber, 79, "Match King" of the Diamond Match Company, 4 February 1920.
Clarence Walker Barron, 70, pioneer in stock-market journalism, founder of Boston News Bureau (1887) and Philadelphia News Bureau (1897), publisher of the Wall Street Journal (1901-1928), founder of Barrons Business and Financial Weekly (1921), 20 October 1928.
John Jacob Bausch, 95, founder (1853), with Henry Lomb, and president of Bausch and Lomb Optical Company, 14 February 1926.
William H. Beardsley, 73, president of Florida East Coast Railway, 13 December 1925.
Alexander Graham Bell, 75, inventor of the telephone and founder, with Gardiner G....
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1920's Business and the Economy
- Overview
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Topics in the News
- Carriers: Transportation
- Construction and Building
- Farms and Farmers
- Finance and Banking
- Government and Business
- Industry: The Aircraft
- Industry: The Automobile
- Industry: Radio and Broadcasting
- Labor: Workers and Unions
- The Modern Corporation
- Retail Trade and Marketing
- Speculation in Land: The Florida Boom and Crash
- The Stock Market: Boom
- The Stock Market: Crash
- The Stock Market: Effects of the Crash
- Headline Makers
- People in the News
- Deaths
- Publications
- Important Events in Business and the Economy, 1920–1929
