The People v. O'Hara

On Saturday, September 27^ 1924, three men armed with revolvers entered the Kincaid Trust and Savings Bank in Kincaid, in Christian county, about ten o’clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of robbing the bank. The bank building is a two-story white-brick-front building in the middle of the town, on a paved street, fronting west and north. The pay-roll of the Peabody Coal Company, amounting to about $60,000, was in the safe and about $7784.64 was on the counter. Ira Aull, assistant cashier of the bank, Bruce Shaw, president, Lyndall Wells and Maude Quinn, employees, were in the bank, in…