The People v. Kingsbury
Illinois Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Duncan
Harlan A. Kingsbury, plaintiff in error, Plenry W. Hops and Henry Denhart, all of whom had been officers and directors of Henry Denhart & Co., a corporation organized under the Banking law of this State and engaged in the banking business at the city of Washington, were on December 23, 1930, indicted by the grand jury of Tazewell county for willfully, knowingly and feloniously making a false statement with reference to the condition of the bank with intent to deceive the Auditor of Public Accounts of this State. Hops died before trial. Kingsbury and Den-hart were tried in the circuit court of…
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