Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-11-25 | Page 9 | Police on Trial of Big Banker

IE ON TIL OFBjG BANKER irsued to Dixon, 111., Where Scent Is Lost by Detectives. iftklCAfO Trttnin Siuvl.il SrvUc. wglCJLCXX Nov. H. The troi! of Jann-s i Ml). beotu.i:.Hr former vio prtsl pt of th Standard Trust & Saving ffX. who Hod afli-r h;vo-r of a short-nr short-nr $S00.LHH In hi various account, mpKed up iodj as !u pursued a wild jit tuKMAobUe and train aoroaa the 0t towards the wcm. teciuise of photo published In u nvimvf uewspapvr, ilcta'uv 1'rom i'.-,e i'.-,e Attorney's office were enabled, with-, with-, few hours today, to trace his every piyiutnt tW the time he vanished ftvm l. South Shore Country club Friday git. until he took a train from Ash ton. L for Clinton, Iowa, on the bank of the Secttv9 from the prosecutor's office U raAd to Dixon Unlay, where the ttS for time became cold. There they parted to telephone and telegraph, notl-C notl-C tho ,oUce of every c:iy ou the flee- inker s trail. vlMvers and railroad conductors without exception recognlied Miles tb published picture and because of WIu!e the tv.r.ker was being pursued Em Kenny, secretary to State's At tor- Hoyne, announced that $$ooo more ( Pia apoUa, intended for his wife, been recovered. The loot consisted I five SICHXi bids which he Intrusted to brother-::i-law. Robert A. Gillies, Kri- f- ElSilt 1" i'-lVd ("!Vfk",V .t caiaj a note to his wife, Mrs. M&rjorU After turning over thirteen $1000 bills, Mk tor $ll.CHH and securities worth AIM, Miles save Gtittes an envloje. "Tke this," he yaid. "and for God s fftve me an hour's st.iri ..: t..: " aws the face of the envelope was pen-kd pen-kd "R. A. lJ. for Marrtt fcaMe were the five $UW bills and a hbbled note. It read: Tab used for expense of M.r.1. r.o and it children"