The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-25
SAYS WARNER AND
GLAz|ER ARE
PARTNERS
n. S. DEAN uPBRAIoS The GOV
eRNoR FOR ACCEPTING MONEY
FROM THE STATE TREASURER
HE HAS SINCE REMOVED.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Aug %
Henry $. Dean, former regent of the
University of Michigan. has attacked
Gov. Wayner In letter and called
him a partner with +. =. Glazier.
the former state treasurer removed
by Warner because of alleged malfeas-
ance in Office.
The letter follows
"Gov Fred M Warner. Lansing, Mich:
Sir: | note fro Unpublished reports
OF your speeches and interviews that
you are claiming that ex-Treasurer
Glazier has entered into political
partnership, with the citizens who are
opposed to your nomination for third
term.
Il write TO inform you that am OPP
posed to your nomination, and that |
am not, nor ever have been. In part
rTt,r-frfp wftfr tfffazittr;@- fthtf=pe-
litio;llly or financially. nor a borrower
OF his money nor preacher OF his
benefactions. AS 10 my opinion OF r.
T. Glazier, and his political methods.
beg to refer you to my letter ad-
dressed to you and dated Nov. g. 1906
You evidently are now attempting
to charge all Of the delinquencies OF
your wicked partner upon those who
have, for conscientious and patriotic
reasons. opposed your election as gov
ernor for third term, when you your
self are equally guilty Of specializing
with the funds belonging to the state
The records of the Detroit bank, OF
which you are vice-president, and the
Chelsea Savings bank, show that you
have another specializing partner in
your Food Commissioner Bird.
An Alleged Expose.
The exact time of your co-partner
ship has never been put before the
public. but the following transactions
show when they must have been.
First; Glazior has stated, and you
90 not deny. that he gave you 81, 900
in cash as soon as you were nominal
ed and you do not deny that he gave
Thousand rtoftars IT other
times. You claim the 81 200 note given
to the Chelsea bank was To repay
1;laZier and the bank all the money
you had received from both. Unfor.
tunately Tor you, banks keep records.
and theser ecords show that you re-
ceivad draft on the State Savings
bank. OF Detroit, in payment for your
$1,000 note, which bears your indorse-
ment. showing that YOU received the
proceeds.
An Ugly Word Used.
Second: The bank records show
that this $4,000 note used on this occa-
sion was signed by A. c. Bird. (This
apparently was for the purpose of fal.
sifyIng the secords, as | understand
In, nj nf
Bird. note AMI really assumed It's pay
ment. which You claimed to have
made.)
Third: The records show that the
bank loaned YOU and your partner
Bird, $4,000. which ne still owed at
the time OF the Chelsea bank failure
80 that you and your partner. Bird.
were being carried by your partner
GtaZtCT1s bank, 10 the amount OF sfS'T
coo.
Fourth: The records OF the state
treasury show that Glazier deposited
In the Detroit bank, OF which YOU are
vicepresident. $250.000 of the state )
money, to draw interest at the rate
Of Ia per cent, which Should have
notter your bank profit of per cent
under your method of loaning money
which would amount TO $4,000 per an
mum.
Fifth: The records Of Ingham coun-
~ show that your partner A &. BIRD,
borrowed $50 900 Of your Detroit bank.
the same being secured by mortgages
on property in Lansing. In the adVeT-
tisements published In Detroit newspa-
pCrs before the date of the GI1zlEc
failure tie statement is made that
the average loan OF the bank is about
81 600 To each borrower" Partner Bird.
~
loan 10 customers, which shows the
profitable nature OF the partnership.
sixth. While you had S25O,O0O state
money in your Detroit bank, GLACIER, III
his Chelsea bank had all the way from
$500 900 To $3.50. 900 (the amount when
the bank faiIedD. OF this amount. S2a2
600 was deposited after Jan. !. 1907.
the beginning Of your second term.
Frau Wagner, Who Is in