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Bank robbers: 1929

From back of photograph: "The four men suspected of robbing the Linngrove (Indiana) Bank, with Sheriff Hollingsworth (left), and Prosecutor Nathan Nelson (right), were caught by the Journal Gazette Photographer as they were leaving the Adams County Court House, Friday morning after being arraigned for the robbery. Between the sheriff and the prosecutor, reading left to right are: Evertt D. Gaither of Fort Wayne, J. Phillip Chamberlain of Columbia City, Elmer Wood of Pennville and Robert E. Siniff of Fort Wayne. Photograph appeared in the Journal Gazette on 3/23/1929. Photo by Clippinger." View full size.

From back of photograph: "The four men suspected of robbing the Linngrove (Indiana) Bank, with Sheriff Hollingsworth (left), and Prosecutor Nathan Nelson (right), were caught by the Journal Gazette Photographer as they were leaving the Adams County Court House, Friday morning after being arraigned for the robbery. Between the sheriff and the prosecutor, reading left to right are: Evertt D. Gaither of Fort Wayne, J. Phillip Chamberlain of Columbia City, Elmer Wood of Pennville and Robert E. Siniff of Fort Wayne. Photograph appeared in the Journal Gazette on 3/23/1929. Photo by Clippinger." View full size.

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I am Related to Elmer Wood the short guy in the photo. It is nice to see something interesting in my family tree. By the way I am not short.

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