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Bank Robberies
The Crime Tests — Legs 76 to 80
Legs 76 · 77 · 78 · 79 · 80 · each test printed
Both banks were tested whole against their own records: charter No. 516 failed insolvent in 1930 (its appellate footprint the township recovering its own deposits, Eastburn , 1935), and Central State merged unassisted in 1982 …
The gang era around this ground: the course mapped, and the one job that is not here
The gangs robbed around this county all through 1933–34; on this ground they left a funeral and a court action, and no job. The banked thread, restated at its strength: after Harry Pierpont's execution on 17 October 1934, his…
Lore, tested separately: no Dillinger telling attaches to this ground
A town on the gang's own road usually keeps a Dillinger story; this one, in every carrier reached, does not. The lore test was run the way the build runs its folklore tests: the telling-stock for this ground was searched in its…
Credit-union robberies, separated: an empty class, because the institutions never stood here
There is no credit-union robbery in this town's record because there was never a credit union here to rob.A robbery of an institution that never stood on the ground cannot have occurred on it; no press or court carrier reached names one, and the class prints closed at that strength. The boundary is kept: credit-union robberies in South Bend and the county belong to those files, and none is borrowed to fill this town's empty page.
The note-passer test: Moses was an uttering, not a series
State, 271 N.E.2d 446 (Ind. 1971), the banked appellate record
The only paper crime in this bank's record was tested as a series, and it is not one. The banked facts (lk-rem-crime): on 8 August 1969 Perry Moses tendered Indianapolis diamond merchant William P. Nicholas a forged $45,000 check…
The shape of the record: statute, scale, deaths — the robbery leg's close
§ 2113; Indiana robbery statutes; the banked bank and press record whole
The close the leg owed, stated as totals: robberies, none; law, stated; deaths, none. Scale: Lakeville, Indiana has no bank robbery of record at any date, and no credit-union robbery — both banks tested whole against their own…