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(Continued from page seven) Have Lost Homes that Goebel is the They say that has actually surrendto his home. know that ought say suit now against Dunlap, pending take his home. any lost voluntarily them to the College. want to go back just moThe dated this 1927, Mr. Dunlap uary Mr. After day spent Mr. Russel, returned to Hotel wrote on Hotel paper Mr Dunlap this Mr Russel next When there Mr. had his and said, Mr. Mr. Dunlap with you on your terms. Your stuff isn't worth He said he but had to have That he had to have within 60 days, and wanted the other monthly installments. Dunlap refused that but said he would pay when he He didn't him his note, but gave word for Anyone knows they can take his word, that Millard Dunlap stands back of his word and Andrew Russel knew he Mr Dunlap thought load was taken off his mind, that checks would He Mr. Russel paid what had asked, and now he Did did not. Mr. Russel the in the next year. was out October of that Did stop then? He did He kept Mr. had fair MORE MORE MORE MORE Russel It appears from the evidence there were state deposits which Mr. Russel instances, while he in office for the Ayres believe ran two Now when money the bank we all know bankers right it and in ordinary times very siderable of the amount loaned by the bank at interest The bank always interest on time deposits. There are hundreds of thousands, in the bank by deposit and the bank has the right to loan them out to you or me that give the securNow ordinary the most of can be loaned but here's couple Andrew of gradually he could just withdraw Suppose he called on any bank in to pay the the deposit that had, isn't bank in the world that any them do If the million was loaned Russel said that and they went and for you'd isn't due pay now Russel said letter ten in made arwith the powparty) the bank being taken care This has not been done without cost humbling pride, but sure you that these easily be to some other agency at any fit. and will done the bank doesn't see fit to honor my checks Kept on Checking In January Mr. Dunlap settle on Mr. terms, and him of as you would think aft. he drew he would He was getting salary $15,000 for doing nothing except help those state deposits in Ayers National Bank He was to get $15,000 for two years and $20,000 simply for his name and what he may had these but when Mr. Russel he was procuring the for the Ayers National Bank he just put all the he Mr. in, he quit checking then up of for he would $500 and $1,000 Did he the to cash them? He did not. he had the handed them to the the teller would Mr Dunlap he handto Mr he would he had there isn't what he He cashed them the depositing them else the banks Chicago send here for and Mr. Dunlap was afraid throw them out have thrown out check on the Harris Trust and Savings or the Continental Bank of Chicago, Mr. Russel would have come out the state deposits wrecked the bank.
Russel Exhibit No. It is difficult for Mr. Dunlap say arrived when was not protected, and Russel Mr. Goebel, and as far know he just the think will just call him No. Russel worth the exhibits the state has yet you don't the law requires that the attorney the on of the the the number of he didn't call. When put on and didn't call them, John the First of Chicago, not Homer bank's called W. of the They call the examiner They didn't call Miss Hildegarde didn't call Louis L. know what the for, but he You heard something here about Andrew Russel campaign, but never has shown what am very much didn't Frank W. there lot of things Russel testified the Frank not bank books Mr take his Dr. Grace she is. so and They had some their own mind of as why Intent Defense Now the things they all back the and bonds to Mr Dunlap Mr Goebel of taken by these with intent steal. That's what are try not that Mr. Goebel procured those bonds the them Dunlap, Mr Dunlap sent them the National Bank then put lateral signed Dunlap That isn't Before be these ment, Millard Goebel. the and the lawfully In the his he in the That's had or Mr. Mr bonds they the in their pocket and away
Goebel reason to would did Mr. Mr He did. He for Not was worth Mr. Robinson the being curity wasn't stock was the that public par value worth the par value and the of Did G. tempt his and seem take He intend time he Mr Mr intend to He had put and if him bank different today. Duty going the serious formed in that doubt that Mr Mr and Dunlap in the time they be you do ought further that that in this when raises minds the jury, you have in consider and all to whether the part the these the to these the benefit find not Another thing, trying only case. you you would put there are brought later of your concern You called here simply state under whether that the court has proved these guilty the charged in indictment. Don't let narrow down said was the when you get jury room, on part of these possible good can men? Here Mr Dunlap, the sunset of life, and raised in this community he He will 76 old years the 9th day this behalf he wouldn't to Mr. Goebel found was guilty Mr is not quitter and not asking for that he is Mr Goebel do Mr. Goebel man 52 from his and be one thing you bring in verdict this case afterwhen go to you will say to two old man in the of now that think it don't those fellows to steal bonds at all. Now don't get yourself situation that you will regret as you you would say the take Mr Dunlap Mr. Goebel and lock them in all probability Dunlap for am asking you believe bereasonable that they should be convicted. don't this evidence you beyond to these bonds. but you doubt to render a verdict of guilty. think of things haven't You why Mr. call and so. things Mr said, that to you my them up to me and not Mr
Absher Closes. State's closed the with the came this court before the of this we were for the the Millard DunNow still Goebel and counsel for try minds That's be They want away the want to divert to Christ could slip the the principles candid We are They concitizen state *them citizens we get against against medicine not Going of the minds There are have arguplace not and bring insay the Honor on as with you make of this we expect Don't afraid
Must Face Facts. Mr that Mr those bonds Illinois he those would reason he didn't didn't am We am going you the in We peojust simply you He be William bonds to bring verdict failed at have any shadow witness Mentions Witnesses Mr say would call your failure to call certain names on the indictment Now attention to this Wines we failed Frank Mr. and wondered why failed do Dr. Dewey of Illinois College have the bonds her possession didn't bring in was Frank McRoberts, receiver of the Ayers the bank The thing we pected that Millard Dunlap to produce expected to show Andrew the was not necessary to call McRoberts,
Sibert is the bookkeeper are the College. After showing the evidence in case of the delivery of everyone of the bonds alleged in indictment wasn't to show by her because it was West testified About bank examiner. whose on the indictfor Dunlap himself, you gentlefor men remember stated the last bank 1931 gling bearing on matter all. This crime was was mitted and doubt June 20, Hagey, vicethe First National Bank Chicago, the whom Dunlap whom he his these this am sorry say ill and not be here. to him here Mr. Dunlap all that he could Every other witness has testified that we could and told the truth as far know All Screen It's all know and do Here's whole defense. Smoke screen Number sought to your minds. They try to your minds from the facts here away before Andrew Russel the Russel. Gentleall me say this, never said my because didn't know they were say about our hold brief for Andrew Russel. If he mitted crime withdrawal Ayers Bank my Mr. Robinson has crime the Federal lap crime be excused by Another thing not That's try make Russel the They the of trial and then and me and he there record that any William crimes say Russel to crime heaven knew it and anyone. gone officer of said An he Doubts Restitution Mr you be the trustees of Illinois getting deed Millard Goebe Russel for their home and for the they He tries to make of are worth Gentlemen aren't of or radius 90 worth that (objection by in this that the the bonds don't ready now and they of The the fair ket at that has petit that they stole $15.00 it Now they try to have think what grave we here before was trying avert Illinois the the after for and that time of College Mr bank would have Did them? No went and property There to co-operate. Big and Now you what the bank exYou Goebel the told and Goebel the will new be the the officer Run On Bank had the what next would part parade most that has in Mr. Wines man who has hard his himself luxuries didn't have think he still has There's evidence case as to what kind No evidence that walking either to meeting Walter home They say his Why? Illinois have right to ask where the proceeds had and didn't he open up tell them just he here on the he could get away with. Why, that and not Bill said, "he trying to shield and him and tell who was, the shows up to that time that Phil to him Andrew Russel and Phil Dunlap
"two wings on one That's there Speaks of College Now what happened? Illinois Col- did the oldest college am informed established started this city little small one college for making rofit but the purpose of the purpose of the youth the this community had strugMust have had. here country seven Illinois admitted to the Union You might pushed its way up its own he spirited to its fund goes here the W Goebel enrolls His developed the He the had He and citizens Goebel later and with every They 17 Fraud We the Goebel the bonds them which was them to we had Dr. Ames had turned fraud that was was bonds, closed the Bank you all The Did off His he You know the Now there considerable the trouble The not or not blame
Speaks of Settlement. We Januthe was on Russel children up you listen defense Now the defendant Goebel for Goebel that he took the bonds. He he has done what he them on the day of June of the and did knowing Illinois College and he to knowing pledge them for his don't know proved to you are the The in before him for was The the well, The offender said guilty The old will have have better evidence than that won't believe the men when say they what we have said they did, unyou've got to have better dence than don't see how could that these have not been convicted beyond doubt of in this indictment Dunlap Goebel Dunlap prevailed upon Goebel had done time and again. had it been the first upon by this older for first but he done they the to say they back They were Every time put them Now come theft six to to be the last up, and that bethe comnever got They do any that the acthere brought
Goebel Took Bonds Goebel profited one to chose to use bonds his superior Dunlap and when that his the fact Goebel taken them out match you them not for College the you to for decide them do them There in this inthem Dunlap. that the of the crime with which of loyalty of Goehis there William that he that the on what He Alma have ple you
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Let's by Did on intend He up the though the and Hagey the we or he He like he fair down He waits weeks during had told no one Phil back day after Walter same building charged the of finances of yet Dunlap didn't There Frank Chicago the Frank of The The be of not other Harry the finance he and Savings Bank not him. in two the his and never told member of the Trustees anyone he forced to when the cards were forced the table he yes, he did Can you the know had stolen, he had any you would think he property that he ought put back to try to pay the damage you get the complete his Honor you will find that the deare guilty of the crime which by this When you brought in from jury of want this jury, don't blame know of no admire you for the stand that you took, that you were willing to sit here and spend your week, more than week, order that may stand bar against which the assaults the criminal might drawn stand between the people of the of Illinois the criminal gentlemen. very commendable and just want to remind you, when you were asked in the for juror, that taken juror and the evidence your of the defendants guilty beyond reasonable doubt of the crime charged, and after the instructs you the case, you would before God mighty bring law and evidence in this and meant you Follow the After you amined all you are guilty either of them manner form as duty render verdict of Guilty thank
Judge Stone to These given you the this Jury the sole Judge of the facts in this case. and the weight given their and the Court may have said to you or in these instructons pass any judgethis On the hand the is the judge of the law in You have no right disregard any thereof but are bound to the whole of given by the Court and apply this Robinson's argument before the follows You here many days lislap tening to the and the quesasked by the lawyers in case The and comes time when the counsel on both argue their sides. the the be tiresome you We will have ask listen to your the beginning the want say to want you to had listen to the the to listen the state's attorney when makes his closing argument. give us the and all this am not qualified in way you are the qualified to in own am take the time to You heard as plainly and imhave, am in the don't believe any to Follow Law Jurors they that are imparto begin that they can the and try the fair and of There why because you us you follow the law the the Right want certainly the judge like the one who competent you take the law court he and apply the the And then the you not to say man the that but you are what punishbe this You and for or against say can say the owned had care the the owner whose Illinois College, which is then, and say bonds Mr only the Treasurer Illinois National that he took the bonds where belonged the National Illinois, where kept them in safety for the and gave to Millard pledged or put for in Millard Duniap, under am has all doubt, Mr Goebel didn't profit any unthe put up at the request Mr that Mr Goebel turned investigation of his They for of was to the Bank of and was left to his credit which Bonds Taken from Vault That and of dollars taken of the vault where they were for Dunlap knew the bonds of the the bonds of the College Goebel had no right to do this Dunlap no right But took anyway without anything the owner to the owner that they "borrowed" the Do not know the conception word bormoney from the bank would know what meant. doubt Mr Dunlap have loaned any bonds that someone had loaned bonds belonged him that what would he have thought of it? the of the Ayers National Bank taken worth of his pledged or them, he that had Wouldn't have they were If you from to and of dollars would you say anything to it, or you go take not the fact him by any means that you had the that the thing does not come to his until you are caught the ears goods on you? Would you call that borrowing? "Intent Was Fraudulent" Now gentlemen, intent this fraudulent from ginning, because these men intended that the Trustees of Illinois College not know anything about was all right, honest, why in the name God didn't they ask the owner say they would borrow the bonds to put up collateral, them, you them would like borrowing. it ridiculous for man banking as long Dunlap the word "borrow" in sense. He what word knows were not that were withthe consent the owner. That's what he knows and he admits here. why and he said he said he didn't think do any good. They had the right know. They were the owner the bonds Anyone had the to No one has the right, president of National one, up bonds lose them, and then hear the bonds. When the bonds," he said. "Why Mr didn't them: borrowed them-I borrowed them.
Does It Make Crime Less? want to you that nobody every of that way venture to say then, there motion brought in here that didn't intend anything wrong. Mr. Dundidn't intend to do he was he was perfectly open and frank about yes he did pleads that in does make crime any if you get caught? Dunlap "why, soon as asked me, and didn't any wrong." been done. the pledged. and the note secured them had fallen on the 20th wasn't couldn't be paid. and they didn't pay The College had borrow money get them Dunlap and Goebel couldn't didn't get them back. was when he went to renew note that told anybody had the right had taken the bonds. He pleads that in justification. There been many things said about Mr Goebel profiting the profited got much of an to him perhaps, but a lot some us Doesn't justification he didn't get any from That from farmer the money down pay my with stolen the farmer's horse steal and the money in am guilty or not? am property he had right The of what they intended the any difference. they say Andrew Russel don't hold any brief toward got my open. (Here made into the But we are not trying Andrew RusWe are trying the defendin this think will about Russel That doesn't matter but gentlemen guilty knew about this, ten times guilty because they did the very thing that Russel Illinois College isn't party to this college which Dunlap was college his college that This gentlewhere the People the Illinois and the Court tell you They inject into this case that you tlemen might think the college didn't ought to. case People the State Illinois are Plaintiffs Millard Dunlap the In the of the People of State of Dunlap William G. no else carry illustration little further.
Honoring the Checks Dunlap was and didn't the Dunlap that get but he withdraw the state from the if they did withdraw the You Gentlemen of the Jury, that Dunlap have lowed anyone out hundreds dollars from this bank there very good reafor for the purpose this doesn't but Dunlap wanted to keep the and that all wish he had kept He couldn't borrow money on the was saying to of Illinois College, said Goebel, the bonds and will secure you by putting up the bank Mr. Goebel was Cashier that bank. He knew what stock officers the bank knew. They knew they couldn't get any money on because the what was worth but Goebel, cashier of that let the good bonds of the College out without consent of the and takes for the stock of the Ayers National Bank knew could get loan on bonds it on the get the bank. He knew the bank in take wouldn't take other yet, in the face that he lets good, owned by old from fund, given the in this munity, lets them go and takes of National Bank, an return for to the bank? All right, but why on stand up before the public and say you can us. do it. Why Dunlap stood out in this comcouldn't (Continued on Page Ten)
