The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-24
MAY FORCE DAUGHERTY BANK AUDIT Attorney Generals s Brother Shuts Door
 On Committee NEW SUBPOENA
 ISSUED FOR HIM Miss StinsOn To Stand Cross-Examination
 Today MEXICAN AFFAIR
 TO COME UP SOON Muma May Be Excused From Further Testimony, Commit
 { teemen Say

WASHINGTON. March 23.-The third week of the Daugherty lnvestlga- tion opens tomorrow with Miss hoxle Stinson. divorced wife of Jess Smith, friend of Attorney General Daugherty; ready to conclude her story of deals in whisky, prize fight films, drugs and big politics! ,.u
 Tomorrow Miss Stinson is to under 20 cross ss-examination with bare possi- ability of it being a matching ot women wits. The questioning may be conduct ed by Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt, assistant attorney general. Arrange ments had been made to have Mrs. Willebrandt, who followed the testi- mony all day yesterday undertake the examination, but another engagement may prevent. In closing her story, which opened the Daugherty investlga- tion. Miss Stinson is to finish reading her letters from Jess Smith and other papers which, she says, support her tale of deals,' which she charges ln- volve Smith, MT. Daugherty and others of the Attorney Generals office and nersonal entourage since he took ottlce.
 Films Again
 The Dempsey Carpenter prize fight film exhibzition "dear' and whisky deals" including the $200,O0O New Goroni. also are to be developed this York bootlegging story given by John week. Fred c. Quimby, New York, partner of Tex Rickard in the film affair. and William A. Orr, New York republican politician, connected in the testimony with both transactions, are under orders to return here tomorrow. The period of their further examina- tion is uncertain.
 Further developments are promised in the committees dispute with M. 5. Daugherty, brother of the Attorney General, over examination of the books of his bank, the Midland National, at Washington Courthouse, Ohio. contempt fight in the federal courts aupeared tonight to be tha nrabehlh re ii suit. Word today that 5Irl Daugnerty would refuse the committee unlimited access to the bank records brought from Senator Wheeler, democrat, pros ecutor of the inquiry, the statement that the committee would "go the limit, in enforcing its demands.
 May Demand Books
 Inspection of all customers accounts is the demand which divides the com mittee and banker. The Attorney Gen erals counsel is insisting that only the accounts of customers which are rele- want to the investigation should be subject to inspection. Senator Wheel CT threatens to require submission of the original books here if MT. Daugh- erty refuses an unlimited inquiry by a committee of representatives in Ohio.
 The bank book affairs of the Daugh- erty committee are bringing it parallel in several ways to the oil committees inquiry. The oil committee also has contempt proceeding in abeyance over the refusal of Harry F. Sinclair to give further. testimony. Senator Wheeler said tonight that NJ. S. Daugh- erty would be cited for contempt be- fore the Senate if he should remain ob- durate regarding his banks examina- tions. MT. Daugherty is due here to- morrow to answer the new subpoena issued.
 Another parallel between the Daugh- erty and oil committees, which devel- oped tonight, was the journeys to Ha- vana, out of committee Jurisdiction, of, witnesses desired by both committees. At least one witness whose testimony
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