State v. . Kee

About eleven o’clock in the forenoon of 29 May, 1922, a young man who was unknown to the occupants entered the business apartment of the Bank of Summerfield, holding in his hand a “blue steel pistol with a six-inch barrel of .38 caliber.” After trying in vain to lock the cashier and a director in the vault he retired from the bank with bills amounting to sixteen hundred and fourteen dollars. In November or December he was imprisoned in the jail of Rockingham County and was there identified as the defendant Kee.

Both defendants lived in High Point within a hundred yards of each other and were…