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Bank robbery at Gallatin loots vault with gun battle wounded
Currency and gold totaling 3 500 and 38 800 plus registered notes valued at 200 000 formed the loot from the First National Bank of Gallatin after bandits looted the vault and safe and fled. Three people were wounded in a gun battle with citizens. John Chamberlin the night marshal Joseph Tate the mayor and Rank Woodruff who was in the posse. The town lacked telephone service the day of the robbery.
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John Chamberlin
Kirksville
Still
P. N. Hunter
Poplar Bluff
Ackover
Ark
Hunter
Columbia
Black Heart Gang
One Hundred and Itieth Infantry
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William A.upp
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Henry Langlotz
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Southstern Association of
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J. B. Heinen
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Social
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Sedalia Board of Education
Prudence A. Anderson
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Springfield
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James T. Blair
George E. Hackmann
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St. Louis
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John G. Hagan
Midwest Detective Agency
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Convention Hall
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Missouri Pacific and Katy Railroad
Labor Temple
Charles Reign Scoville
Chicago
White River
Arkansas
South America
R. E. Jeffries
Newport
Uruguay
H. Parson
Carthage
Parson
Johnny Hughes
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Okla
National Guard Athletic Association
John F. Hull
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Ernest Wray
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Henry J. Boatner
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University of Missouri
Bible College of Missouri
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W. M. Stokes
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New National Guard
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Public Service Commission
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