Chariton National Bank v. Whicher

H. D. Copeland died in May, 1910. He had for some years been president of the plaintiff bank, was also engaged in other business activities, and was reputed a man of large wealth. The defendants Charles M. Whieher and *573Howard C. Copeland are the duly qualified administrators of his estate. Within six months after their appointment the bank filed in said probate proceedings eight several claims against said estate, which claims we will mention by number in the order of their statement in the record before us.(1) In this claim it is alleged that the estate is justly indebted to the bank in the…