St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 24, 1925

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Bremen Dani his 1 also was to be used ) cashing et . ‘ re che ks Bl Fe te — | ~ a a rbed at the mout! of an alles a snort, 5 listance from the ba Lived 84 Years In One County. r ’ aL Poet Lisp FULTON, Mo., March 24.—Mrs 7 ‘ «h Mliizgabeth Jane Holman, who was orn in this cotunty, and had lived n Callaway all of her 84 years, ed + the home of her daughter m the infirmities of old age She was a2 member of one of the prom- t families of the county Machado Accepts Invitation to C.5 HIAVANA, Cupa March 4 , . > ° , ’ Peecident-elect Gerardo M | , is accepted ti ot Art i Oo! =O ‘ ot Anwe i } ‘ i i- oo ; } » ar 4 QE ee ad ~ EEE ba T he Only UR GHANCELLOR, DIES Is 70-Year-Old Scholar After Illness of Bronchial Pneumonia Fatal to 10 Days. STARTED SUPPORTING SELF AS A BOY OF 12 Worked as a Janitor to Get College Education; Won Honors at Tufts, Wash. ington and Missouri. \ i . ~~ _ ’ 7 — iJ i . 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AMOUNT PROBABLY EXCEEDS $1,000,000 Will Leave St. Louis With Hospital for Nervous Dis- eases as Only Essential Medical Need. \\ ile } f wir Wi t - , \l Zu) ‘ ‘J . ‘ ne 4 ; +} ac o g ec ‘ ee ’ ; yest \" shine? ; ,ixc"ere ‘ 1 vr vi IAT ‘ iN ] j e Was ote t Nie ~ ryé Ts 4 ' t ‘ q lequat¢ OSD f € ‘ c eS = WA st ' ; re« ~ re . : , ’ ; p Whe I } \] in drafte 1 } ] 1s | ‘ ~ ‘ ‘ = ‘ jidd 4 d => | Was i 4 ‘ ~ L's vearTs in - i = ¢ f r ’ ‘ Mei sp t Bw ] ] = 7 &] cs i py) aj] 7 ¢ ? ‘ ed) ; ~ ~ - gy! U i a ; = ~* as j for hg ¥ = ; Official forecast for St. Louls and vicinity: tonigiit, with |\WHEAT IS IFOOD FOR SPECULATION showers, a | settied in edout Cloudy | probably | Wednesday fair. Cooler tont elt with lowest tem.- perature consid- erably above freezing. Missour (,@Mn- | erally fair tonight ind Wednesday, preceded by un- mortint . nigh , ' ’ ; e on ir toarhé er (OniIZaAtL, ff . . : rising fenjpera- ‘ r ? on Wednesda ~ Partls nvr }a?r ; ‘ i bs ici ~ Y qo? t 1’: lost - Dispatec! ,¢ Sp per tj 5 , \ ‘ ‘ " ua ‘ 'y ; \ 4 ii it) pop } Viti eAUCe) ‘ Now s . Lbetre i? vers ‘« ‘ t ay ] urbs as complete] e the Post-Dispat ot =! L ~} «a et 2 > rr » FIRST IN ST. LOUIS | > ACCUSED OF STEALING OWN NOTE FROM GORIN BANK Warrant From Scotland County Mentions $11, 000 Paper of Director in| Depository. WITNESS IN HEARING IN FEDERAL COURT He Testifies in Connection With Interstate Casualty | Co., Linked With Bank in Dealings. s J Oo 14 | t ’ i o . l¢ ‘ ‘ ~ Kear ot ty , T. A " a -o iT) i hy ¢ ; *s ‘; i ; i \I ‘ * 4 T ‘ ,;s} ‘ ‘ he (» ; ; 1” = )\¢ até 4 e ia L)is- pet | today by city ] 3 4 ra nd la ‘ wat 7. lef? ‘ oF lé ral Build- ae . pe a "Mala d in a r , : } es ~ before Judge Davis in the i i « Oo ‘ lryte rstate (‘asualty - inl ra, { oO! ST louis ‘ w his hy he was Vi ‘ esidée TI warrant, issved at Memphis, NI o county seat of Scotland Coun- \ ivTHR eS MeCutchan WwW ith the promissory note 016.20 executed Dv him iv tne Ulla zens Bank \ivers, S ’ ession, stated that MecCut an offered to arrange | wit} ] ? iyicre , BAKER ACTS ON SEEING ROY MYERS’ CONFESSION _ —_ State Finance Commissioner Removed by Governor Pending Inquiry Into His Office. INVESTIGATION TO of | ithe —_—-— sioner Frank © and | by lit would be BEGIN AT ONCE Otto Requests a Special Grand Jury in Scotland County to Take Up Charges of Gorin Banker. '|By the Jefferson City Corre '|spondent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON 241 —State CITY, Mareh Kinance Commis- day was suspended from office Baker, following a con- the Governor Otto, OT by Gov. ferenee between Attorney-General- returned Tex., with a eonfession Roy .f. Myers, (;orin bank cashier, made to the Attorney-General and a staff correspondent of the Post-Dis- who today from Paso, former ‘patch and published exelusively in the Post-Dispatch yesterday. The (;overnor's announcement of Millspaugh’s suspension came after Otto hag been closeted with him for ar Nour. The Governor. iy unnouncing the l‘inance f‘onim.ssioner's sion, sa:2 suspen- become effect .t would ive its duration would the outcome of the of the Fi LDe- immediately and depend upon nance . .% 4 Lives izgaciilon partinent Millxpaugi’s Replies to Querics. Millspaugh this afternoon said reply to questions, that he and lived in the same and had been 30 years.” ‘utcehan had Missouri for 20 to Mb { part of “friends As to his suspension from office Millspaugh said ‘The Governor talked it over and we agreed the better thing to do one else temporarily and |] to have placed in SUTNe charge of this office Millspaugh became” indignant when asked to explain the circum- stances under which McCutchan in his correspondence with Cashier Myers used leter head of the De- ‘partment of Finance. “I have noth- ing to say.” Millspaugh answered. Investigation at Once. \fter Commissioner Millepaugh had been suspended by Gov. Baker the Attorney-General announced that he would proceed with the nvestigation immediately. He has wired the Prosecuting Attorney of Scotland County to prepare to cai! a special grand jury to consider evidence in that county, in wl Gorin ts located. Otto will be assisted in the Investigation by Assistant Attorneys-General Vande- venter and Potter , cn The Attorney-General also said that in his conference with the | Governor, he had asked that an- other examiner be placed in charge of the Citizens’ Trust Co. .(. Martin. are any of his statements Finance Commissioner Millspaugh | and mé, in connection with the bar kK at (,or in, true.” MeCutchan added: ing to get into the newspapers; to get out of this mess.” ‘I'm not try- l'rm a -~ a ae — Christian Scientist Sentenced, By the ress WINNIPEG, Man., Wiliam Ekider, © practitioner, who was found guilty of manslaughter Mareh 14, in con- nection with the death of Doreen Watson. !2 years old, was sen- tenced yesterday to four months’ imprisonment. The girl died of diphtheria Nov. 22, 1924. A Seow tated March hristian 24 Sclence | €raia -_——_- to replace the present examiner. A. who was appointed by Millspaugh. Otto, Vandeventer and Potter will go to Gorin tomorrow. and Fred Tate of St. Louis, a especial investigator for the Attorney-Gen- departinent. will come to Jefferson City tonight to assist in the investigation. .Orval Myers. a brother of Roy Myers, is expected to arrive here tonight or tomorrow | with statements from his brother. - Otto's Request for Suspension. Attorney-General Otto ad~- dressed a formal! letter to the Gov- ernor requesting that he be direci- ed to proceed with the investiga- tion of the Finance Department. and that Millspaug) be relieved of Se ee ee Contingg? om Page 3 CotamnS Millspaugh to- .