Comprehensive look at Ohio’s corporate and state records from 1914–1915.
This nonfiction work compiles the Statistical Report of the Secretary of State to the Governor and General Assembly, offering a detailed view of domestic and foreign corporations, certificates, capital stock, and state receipts during the period ending June 30, 1915. It presents the scope of filings, financial figures, and administrative actions taken by the state government.
- Learn how many articles of incorporation and miscellaneous certificates were filed for domestic corporations, including banks, electric companies, real estate firms, and more.
- See authorized and increased capital stock by sector, plus reductions across industries.
- Review the filings and certificates for foreign corporations doing business in Ohio, plus related amendments and appointments.
- Explore the department’s receipts and expenditures, and how funds were allocated across offices like Vital Statistics and the Bureau of the Secretary of State.
Ideal for researchers, librarians, historians, and anyone studying early 20th-century Ohio government and business.