State v. Hodoff

On the evening of March 28, 1914, the Bank of Elma was robbed by five men, some of whom, stationed at different places, held up the officers and customers with revolvers, while others removed from the vault several sacks containing in all $4,280 in gold, silver, and currency. On the 15th of April following, the appellant Hodoff and two other men, Malsogoff and Dobreff, were arrested at the Milwaukee hotel in Seattle, and lodged in the city jail, and the same evening Mr. France and Mr. Fleming, the cashier and teller, respectively, of the Elma bank, the two officials in the bank at the time of…