Davis v. Mohn

The plaintiff alleged in his petition that the defendant had falsely and maliciously accused him of acts which amount to the crime of larceny of a paid promissory note, and that he intended thereby to charge the plaintiff with having committed such crime. The defendant was the administrator of the estate of one Philip G. Mohn at the time, and in his answer he alleged such fact, and, further, that in 1900 said Philip G. Mohn borrowed of bankers in Lisbon, Iowa, $300, for which he executed his promissory note, that when said note became due, the said maker thereof sent the money to the bank to…