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Title: Seventh Report of the Directors of the American Education Society
Date: 1822-10-02

Title: American Railroad Journal
Date: 1833-02-09
Description: Vol II, No 6.

Title: American Railroad Journal
Date: 1835-05-02
Description: Vol IV, No 17.

Title: Railway Age February 8, 1930
Date: 1930-02-08

Title: Speech of Mr. Johnson, of Louisiana, on the Power of a State to Annul the Laws of the Union
Date: 1830-04-02

Title: Speech of George W. Goode, Esq.
Date: 1855-02-01
Description: Speech discussing the candidates for the upcoming senatorial election in the state of Missouri, 1855.

Title: The Waterways Journal, Volume 22, Number 27
Date: 1909-10-02,
Description: Vol. XXII. No. 27. The Hudson-Fulton Celebration: Sketches of the Explorer and Invetor-The Program.

Title: Eulogy, Pronounced at the Funeral of the Late Horace Clark, Esq.
Date: 1852-02-25
Description: At West Poultney, Vt.

Title: Speech of Mr. Reynolds, of Illinois, in Committee of the Whole, on the Treasury Note Bill
Date: 1841-02-05
Description: In the House of Representatives, February 5, 1841

Title: American Railroad Journal February 1, 1841
Date: 1841-02-01

Title: An Address to the Working Men of the City and County of St. Louis, 1857.
Date: 1857-01-26
Description: An Address to the Shipwrights, House Carpenters, Bricklayers, Wheelwrights, Finishers, Tailors, Shoemakers, Blacksmiths, Printers, Stonecutters, Moulders, Machinists, Saddlers, Pavers, Stonebrakers, Cartmen, Draymen, Wagoners, Woodsawers, Hodcarriers, Pasterers, Sawyers, Millers, all Classes of River Men, Cooks, Firemen, Deckhands, Mates, Engineers, Carpenters, Pilots, Coopers, Milliners, Sempstresses, Housekeepers, and Washerwomen of the City and County of St. Louis

Title: Speech of Robert Wickliffe, Jr., (Of Fayette,) On the Veto Power
Date: 1842-01-26
Description: Delivered in the House of Representatives, on the 26 January, 1842.

Title: An Act to Establish a General System of Banking, Passed by the General Assembly of Illinois, February 15, 1851
Date: 1851-02-15

Title: Detective Checks For Fingerprints At Mercantile Trust Company
Date: 1960-12-02, 1960-12-03
Description: Teller's cage no. 62 is checked by Detective Fred Henke for fingerprints. Adjoining cages were unoccupied at the time of the holdup.

Title: "Give Me The Money In Right Draw"--Mercantile Trust Co.
Date: 1960-12-02, 1960-12-02
Description: Note used by bandits was apparently made with letters cut from a magazine. This note was left at Mercantile Trust Company Bank.

Title: Detective Dusting For Fingerprints At The Scene Of Robbery--Mercantile Trust Co.
Date: 1960-12-02, 1960-12-02
Description: Detective Fred Henke lifts fingerprints from teller window number 62 at Mercantile Trust Company.

Title: Old Boatmen's Bank Building - Fire and Collapse
Date: 1949-10-30, 1965-02-7
Description: "For days after the fire, police maintained special details to keep the curious from the ruins. Then eight days later, the proud structure, once hailed for its graceful architectural lines and fort-like appearance, claimed six more lives when a wall fell on the adjoining St. Louis Seed Company building. Rest of walls were then levelled by dynamite."

Title: Bank Office Interior
Date: 1966-06-26
Description: View of the interior of the Bank show the set up.

Title: Her Search For a Home
Date: 1945-02-07
Description: Her search for a home ended yesterday when Mrs. Fred G. Brown, wife of an apartment just completed as part of the emergency veterans' housing project at Jefferson Barrcks.

Title: Markings Made By The Southwest Bank Bandits
Date: 1953-04-26, 1953-04-26
Description: Markings made by the Southwest Bank bandits are shown on this map discovered by police in a room rented by Fred W. Bowerman, the gang leader. Marking (A) is the rooming house at 3503 Park Ave., where Bowerman stayed. The large circle (B) encloses the area of the of the holdup attempt at Southwest Ave. and S. Kingshighway. (C)are neighborhoods where the four robbers lived prior to the holdup. (C) and (D) also denote places where the gang's automobiles were left. Other circles mark important intersections, viaducts and possible get-away routes.

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