God Business Reflected by State Report
Indiana Secretary of State notes 1927 as a prosperous year with a surge in corporate activity. The corporations bureau reports record stock authorizations and fees, with domestic and foreign companies expanding in Indiana. Total receipts exceed 505000, well above the prior 283000 benchmark.
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GOD Business
Fred. FE. Schortemfier
Indiana
Corporations Bureau
Indiana Law and Auto Bureau Growth in 1927 Outlook for 1928
The article notes a large increase in authorized capital stock tied to fees and a rise in auto licenses from 66 410 in 1914 to 685 133 in the last fiscal year. It reports 4 900 stolen cars found, 4 500 returned, and 850 abandoned cars. It mentions the new accident report bureau and the criminal identification unit, with 6 500 felon fingerprints on file, reinforcing Indiana's crime clearinghouse role and a hopeful 1928 outlook.
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Automobile License Bureau
Indiana
Fewer Bank Units Decline in Numbers Yet Resources Rise
The controller of the currency reports 7,832 national banking associations as of Oct. 31 1927 down 176 from the previous year. Despite the drop, total resources of existing institutions exceed last year by about 1.5 billion dollars due to failures mergers and stricter entry limits.
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Bi Times
Washington
State Org Reports 1927 Growth Across Departments
The year 1927 marked record bond sales and strong growth in the Checking and Savings Depart ments with higher average balances. The Insurance Department expanded livestock coverage and the Safe Deposit Department added 480 boxes. Trusts rose in corporate and real estate sectors aided by more European travel and higher foreign exchange. Powell Bros Union Stock Yds and Chas Riley serve as officers.
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Safe Deposit Department
Busy year for dry leaguers in Indiana
Indiana's Anti Saloon League, founded in October 1899, enters its twenty eighth year with three main efforts agitation legislation and law enforcement. The legal department handles abatement suits in Indianapolis and across the state while educational work expands with literature high school addresses and moving picture use by two James K Shields films.
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Indiana
League
Indianapolis
James K. Shields
Indiana Anti Saloon League Meeting Totals Rise
The Indiana Anti-Saloon League reports growing church cooperation with Prohibition efforts. Sunday meetings across sections increased from 848 in 1925 to 1,181 in 1927, with total attendees rising from 56,519 to 117,875 over the same period.
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Indiana
Indiana League
League
Traffic Fines Revenue Dips From 1926 Total
The traffic bureau collected 20074 in fines, down 1571 from 1926. Peak payment months were March and April, with 2921 in March and 2621 in April.
Patrons Thanked as Alterations Double Floor Space
The note expresses gratitude to customers from all walks of life for their business, trust, and friendship during the year. It says alterations are underway that will practically double the floor space of the institution.
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Paul V. McNutt
Indiana Department
American Legion
Frank M. McHale
Logansport
Paris
Hoosier
Harmony Kings
Paramount
Blue Belles
Indianapolis Life Insurance Company
Frank P. Manly
Edward B. Raub
J. R. Raub
A. L. Portreus
Walter Huehl
Joe C. Caperton
Mgr
J. B. Young
F. A. Morrison
W. A. Tidwell
W. Irving Palmer
L. G. Ferguson J. R. Malfield
George W. Anawalt
Chester O, Martin J. A. Ochiltree Young
Lid W. Schwab
Charles E. Ferrell
Rh. R. Yeagley
HH. Caperton
J. Perry Meek H, J. Buell
L. D. Ginger
H. A. Huston
E. Shideler
Valparaiso
A. Sayers
R. L. Guntrum
Gary
H. Cc. Hiatt
Richmond
R. B. Clapham
Columbia City
W. E. Eickoff
Ft. Wayne
J. €. Romine
South Bend
Noble B. Hunt
Denver
Russell Farmer
Union City
J. R. Rhoades
W. M. Cooper
Kokomo
W. G. McClellan
V. L. Snyder
Marion G. Davidson
Marion H. Smith
Spencer M. Kerr
Arcadia
W. W. Malcolm
Shelbyville
C. Lowe
Kentland
Thomas Wilkins
Bluffton
Milo Amos
Warsaw
W. V
Norris
Rochester
Williams
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H. Springer
Fr. Wayne Andrew W. Blake
Madison
F. C. Roth
Rushville
Bond Department
Insurance Department
Commercial Department
Trust Department
Williams Creek Estates
Meridian Hills
Forest Hills
Vernon Acres
Kentucky Avenue
Remington Rand Business Service, Inc
North Meridian
Quick Tire
Kenwood Tire Company
Delaware and
Walnut Streets
J. Edward Morris
Mark WY. Rinehart
Francis W. Payne
Clifton N. Fields
J, Edward Johnson Apaie
Delmar G. Patrick
Calvin J. Clymer
M. L. Hall
Foreign Department
Board of Directors
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E. L. Cothrell Realty Co
WM. C. Hayward
Hayward-Rich Grain Co
Edward A. Kahn
Pres
Colonial Furniture Co
J. Edward Morris Company
Jesse A. Shearer
Indiana Gravel Co
Thos, FE
Pass Pres
Sellersburg
John Powell Powell
CHAS
B. Riley
Mark V. Rinehart Attorney
Carl H. Weyl
Elliott, Weyl and Jewett
Washington Bank and Trust CO
Washington Street
Senate Avenue
Puzzie
Shumaker
Henry Richard Behrens
Illinois
Riley
Dodge Brothers