Miller Re elected Indianapolis Chamber President for 1928
Dick Miller will lead the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce in 1928 after a successful 1927 term. A Kiefer Mayer continues as vice president with Oscar Schmidt as treasurer. Seven directors were elected: Henry L. Dithmer, O B Iles, Marshall J Lupton, Theodore B. Griffith, and L S Ayres & Co. representatives among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
Dick Miller
Chamber
A. Kiefer Mayer
Oscar Schmidt
Miller
Mayer
Kiefer-Stewart Company
Henry L. Dithmer
Polar Ice and Fuel Company
O. B. Iles
International Tool and Machine Company
Chambs
Marshall
Lupton
Beveridge Paper Company
Theodore B. Griffith
L. S. Ayres & Co
Atkins Firm Names Louis J as Vice President
W A Atkins E C Atkins and Company announces Louis J. has been named vice president. The move expands executive leadership as the firm positions for growth.
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W. A. Atkins
E. C. Atkins and Company
Louis J
Small Nations Reshape World League Power in 1927
Henry Woop reports in United Press that the Geneva based League of Nations shifted in 1927 as smaller nations win real equality. The Geneva protocol revival and more seats on the council boosted influence, while Germany’s role strengthened and the U S and Soviet Union moved toward collaboration without full membership.
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Henry Woop
United Press
Stef
Vn United Press
Geneva
League of Nations
the Nations
Nations
League
Little Nations
Theeague
McDonald
Triat
Assembly
Theatter
Ague
League Council
England
France
Germany
Italy
Japan
Council
United States
Soviets
Indiana University Ends Biggest Year of History
Indiana University reports its 1927 high point in service with 1 882 students, 58 029 patients in hospitals and clinics, and a $3 million value in buildings and equipment. The Indianapolis campus added Coleman hospital for women and Ball training school while the extension division served hundreds of thousands through outreach and visual instruction. The 1928 outlook predicts higher enrollment and broader state service. In Trenton New Jersey Prohibition Commissioner Dorgan says New Jersey accounted for over half of all liquor seized by federal dry agents this year.
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Frank R. Elliott
Indiana University
Indiana University At Indianapolis
Coleman Hospital For Women
Medical School
Ball Training School
Medical Center
W. Michigan St
America
Indianapolis
Indiana
Extension University
Bureau of Visual Instruction
New
Bureau of Science Service
Bureau of Business Research
Trenton
WN. J
United States
New Jersey
Dorgan
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Shield
Evey Pennine Co
Sxroup Press A
A.M. Glossbrenner
Indianapolis 250 West Onro ST
Si-Nok
T. E. Mockford
Kk. C. P. Company
Illinois
Illinois St
Indianapolis, Ind
K. C. P. Company
W. Michigan Medical Center
Dakine
H. Lieber
Washington Street
Indianapolis Journal
Lieber’s
THE
W. Washington St
Indiana Bell Telephone CO
Continental National Bank
N. Meridian St
Goodrich
King’s
FORD
California
Swisshelm & Parker
the Railroadmen
W. T. Cannon
J. BE. Pierce
E. J. Jacoby
H. Cannon
A. F. Bromley
F. Ss. Cannon
A. Greene
Virginia Avenue
W. C. Downing
Bh. J. Jacoby
Board of Directors
Will Drew
Pettis
Pettis Dry Goods Co
New York
Aetna Trust & Savings Co
Pennsylvania Street
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