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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1925
Page
3
Condensed figures show assets and liabilities for multiple Indianapolis banks as of June 30 1925 including Indiana Trust Co City Trust Co South Side State Bank State Bank of Indiana and related entities. Key entries include loans and discounts bonds securities cash balances deposits and capital stock with sworn statements by bank treasurers and notaries.
Bankers Trust Company presents its June 1908 statement of condition showing loans and discounts 2 287 2 on bonds 47 companys building furniture fixtures vault real estate and estates 11 118 91 cash in banks 355 7035 total resources 3 671 449 26 trust securities 3 994 176 58 capital 250 000 00 deposits 3 237 377 28 due to departments 48 64 total liabilities 3 871 349 26 trust investments listed
The Fletcher Savings and Trust Company of Indianapolis presents a officers list including Evans Woollen president and Carter vice president along with numerous vice presidents cashiers and clerks. The document notes assets of 3,994,176.58 and is sworn by Elmer W. Rogers with notary Florence Fox dated July 6, 1927.
The document presents the June 30 1925 statement of condition for United Labor Bank and Trust Company Indianapolis Indiana. It lists assets including loans and discounts 3381 644.68 and total resources 926 464.90, along with liabilities and capital accounts such as demand deposits time deposits and undivided profits net totaling 21 660 398.48.
A bank report shows assets and liabilities including loans, securities, cash in vault, and deposits. It lists United States Government securities, other bonds, real estate, and reserves with the Federal Reserve, plus time and demand deposits and notes certified as liabilities. The cashier attests the figures are true, swearing before a public official in Marion County.
A Marion County notary excerpt records a sworn statement and affidavit with signatures of Crawford and Bell, dated July 6, 1925, and notary seals by Audrey May Barney. The document references the Aetna Trust and Savings Co and lists total liabilities of a savings institution in Indianapolis.
Fragmented financial page shows multiple Indiana banks with assets and liabilities. Figures include loans, real estate, bonds, deposits, and trust operations. Names of officers and accounts appear alongside balance totals and statements dated June 1925.
William H. Armitage praised the Republican ticket after a closed-doors session with city officials. He announced support for mayoral candidate John L. Duvall and noted that the administration backs the slate from state to city levels, with Mayor Shank also aligned with the GOP nominee.
Police records show a string of burglaries Monday afternoon and night. Among victims are Mrs. Carl Ebersole who lost purses and $94, Mrs. Bertha Crawford with two watches, and Joe Dezerek who had a $150 electric sweeper taken from an automobile at Chesapeake and Meridian Streets.
A twelve member committee appointed by Mayor Shank reached a price agreement for leasing Laurel Hall the former estate of Stough B Fletcher after a secret session in the mayor s office. The panel will not buy the property but will recommend a lease with price subject to mayoral approval and a public announcement forthcoming.
At a safety board meeting today officials discussed warning signs on Meridian Street guiding traffic to the one way passage during rush hours. Citizens complain motorists drive against traffic due to unfamiliarity with the rule and the plan was sent to Police Chief Terman F. Rikhof for investigation.
An auto driven by Miss Joyce Hobson of Sheridan Ind hit a curb and porch at 2301 N Delaware St after colliding with a truck driven by Rodney Edwards of 506 Fulton St Miss Hobson faces assault and battery charges Injured are Miss Edith Moore 20 Hortonville Ind John Waymire 38 506 Fulton St and George Scott 23 same address
Charles Glover, 52, of Bowling Green Missouri, a disabled man, was knocked from the Kingan and Co railway bridge over the White River by a cut of cars from the Indianapolis Union Railway Company. He survived a 25 foot fall and was taken to the city hospital. Conductor John W. Seymour said he shouted to Glover but he stayed in the wreckage path.
Six employees from the electrical department of the board of safety were made policemen today by the board at the request of John Berry chief electrician. Their salaries will continue to be paid from the electrical department budget as administration changes approach.
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