The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-12
Perjury and Intent
nd Are Among the
Charges.
BELIEVED TO
SILTY WITH OTHERS
sbe Goes Deeper, the
Are the Revela-
sns of Crime.


Jug. 11.-Ten warrants In
~ Avenue bank case were
hernoon by Judge Kersten,
II OF Judge Smith. The first
V3nspiracy to cheat and de-
'eaukeo Avenue State bank
a. Theodore Stensland and
persons as yet unknown,
these two warrants. The
itst Henry W. Herring, and
~ In regard to a report
rn to by him to the State
nunry and April, 1905, on
III the bank. The next two
OF $1,000 and $3.50, and
Nv. Herring. Five cases Of
bhen charged against Paul
nd Henry w, Herring.
that they forged the name
, oldt to two notes for s2500
r.e Of NJ. A. Labuy to one
! the name OF Marcus Kirk
be for $4,000, and the name
ito a note for $4,000.
ti were summoned TO keep
inquest into the cause OF the
AK Kowalski, teller of the
esnue State bank, who shot
lay evening at his home.
lof some Of the deposltors
~ bank was so great that
i,r was cursed as his body
narlor OF his home. The
70 door of the home was
q IT'S flowers scattered by
~ Sergt. Hamilton. detailed
as Inquest, forced the dis
THE street. A policeman
oned at the door TO prevent
wanted from entering the
N fixed the amount Of Her
~ $4,000. AT the conciu-
Armalitles the prisoner was
bounty Jail and assigned to
= Of the Milwaukee Avenue
Gre today examined as Wig
Us Cashier Henry W. Her
= Six detectives were sent
le directors soon after the
"a arrived at the bank to-
I'd Not Alone Guilty.
izthat Paul o, Stensland was
fler of the sl.0OO.Oo0 worth
-es In the looted Milwaukee
n were smashed today.
iIee other men. In addition
, president, are thought to
11aEaged in the production OF
nres.
ger, 1t is believed, Is Cash
In'he authorities now believe
lled the signatures TO over
~ Of crooked paper.
1000 note with the name Of
Ls.ttached to it was first dis
W
szonted with the signature
|. eEith its execution, Herring
v Efrassed. This was late in
M and at / a. ~, when the
= lion came TO an end, moral
taken the place OF suspicion
l5of the officers Of the law.
: slgo Herring fell into Stems
\ lie had, II Is alleged, guilty
rthe theft OF $4,000 by the
tJayings department and, In
so have participated in the
is1
MY yesterday Of new trails
IS running through the
LED the States Attorney TO
lyaptorily last night three Of
directors in the affairs of
They were called upon
rfditions which indicate that
n robberies was being car
~ hIndently OF Stensland's own
D. sle.
s'B who responded TO the
Frank T.. Crane and Mari
= An officer was sent for NJ.
sIther director, but he could
nl-
6.ne was submitted to a hot
y Assistant States Attor-
NJ the presence OF Inspector
assistant Chief OF Police
re denied all knowledge OF
<perpetrated by Stensland.
Emissions secured from the
~ appears conclusive that
~ Z. drectors. throughout its ex-
" hoard OF dummies.
er attend a meeting OF the
1mittee Of the board 2"
Ppm Of Crane.
!. rnever did," replied the d.
,pil
~ er know the executive com
Srsts"
l,siet as far as I know" ad-
u
er pass on loans or do any
further the interests of the
,5ed the prosecutor.
'aid Crane.
% was shown a note for $4,000
81 last. and asked il the gie-
pgenulne. He replied that II
~ he had borrowed a total of
81 he bank, the $4,000 note be
rBransnction Of the series. He
10 the bank for the whole
resent.
re Slim Security.
o1l.y which Crane gave the
:" $4,000 In loans consistsf
aes OF West Chicago Stree,
valued at s2i00. He wat
"a director OF the bank h,
y er that pretty slim securit,
te7r to put up, He did no
Itt States attorney then pro.
- Fs of tho bank, showing thu
~ on Cranes stock were no
rt but TO an account In tn.
~ as "409." This was one o
/Tsonal accounts. Crane re
yer further questions alony
s''1 director declared that h,
1000.
1arius Kirkeby was ques
W same subjects. He was
<@.e loan committee. togethe