#bank clerks

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"2 Gunmen Rob Bank - Caught," Victoria Daily Times. September 20, 1943. Page 1. --- Over $1,000 Taken, Staff Put In Vault, Manager Wounded ---- Two gunmen today at 10.50 held up the Douglas and Bay Street branch of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, ordered the staff of seven into the vault, scooped up more than $1,000 in cash from the teller's cage and escaped,

Six minutes later city police arrested two men near the E. and N. freight yards. At 11.06 the pair, identified as Bob Dionne, of Victoria Charles A Talbot of Winnipeg, were charged with armed bank robbery.

The men were taken into custody by Detective Morris Wilkinson and Constable Robert Morris. J. C. Newmarch, manager of the bank, struggled with and disarmed one of the men. He suffered a gash on the right side of the cheek and injuries to his left arm.

TAKE UP CHASE The call to the police station came in at about 10.55. Detective Wilkinson, accompanied by Dave Driver, Victoria Times police reporter, jumped in a patrol car and rushed, with sirens open, to the bank.

There a description of the hold-up men was given by J. R. L Burridge, a customer who came to the bank just as the men left. Constable Morris, who had already combed the Government Street area in the police patrol, jumped in the detective car.

Wilkinson had a hunch the men would try to escape along the waterfront near the gas works.

Driving west of the E. and N. fright yards, the detective, despite the speed at which he was traveling, noticed two men walking between the freight cars. "That looks like them," he said to Mr. Driver. He backed the car up rapidly, and Morris, taking his revolver from his hip pocket, rushed into the freight shed. Wilkinsen, with the reporter. ran around the block to Chatham Street.

"STICK 'EM UP" Just as Wilkinson arrived, Morris thrust his gun into the back of one of the men. The other started to run, but his escape was blocked by Wilkinson, who ordered the pair, at the point of his gun, to stick up their hands.

The police searched the two men and ordered them into the car.

At the police station more than $1,000 in cash, mostly $5 and $10 and $20 bills, was taken from the two men.

Mr. Newmarch told reporters later that the two men had entered the bank, and announced: "This is a hold-up. Go to the vault"

"I picked up a book, making out I had to look into the book," he continued. "One of the men told me to put it down. The second man started to scoop up the loose bills in the teller's cage.

GRAPPLED WITH GUNMAN "I turned and grabbed the gun, and in the scuffle, I was surprised it did not go off. The other fellow came around and pointed his gun at gun at me. He (the man Mr. Newmarch was struggling with) said: "Don't shoot. Don't shoot"."

The men then rushed out the front door. Just as they were leaving they were met by Mr. Burridge. He drove around to Government Street, but did not see them again. He told several bystanders to be on the lookout for the men.

He arrived back at the bank just as the police arrived. Mr. Newmarch's face was gashed by the hammer of the revolver during the struggle. The gunman twisted his left arm while wrestling with him for possession of the gun.

Besides Mr. Newmarch there were in the bank at the time, six bank workers.

They were:

Gertrude Pestre, 2323 Fort Street, who took over the teller's cage this morning for the first time.

Margaret Readman, 1149 Tolmie Avenue, savings ledger keeper.

Mrs. Winnifred Warren, 1000 Southgate Avenue, clerk.

Joan Parker, 1531 Jubilee Avenue, teller.

Florence Rowley, 1278 King's Road, clerk.

June Flinton, 126 Ontario Street.

MISSED TIED MONEY In the cash drawer from which the men took the money, between $3,000 and $4,000 in bills was tied up. This was overlooked by the holdup men.

Neither of of the robbers entered the vault.

At the time they were arrested neither of the men had guns in their possession. They wore brown suits and had a couple of days growth of beard.

Police are making an intensive search of the ground over which they went to find the second weapon.

Preliminary Investigations pro duced a pair at overalls and an empty bolster.

#victoria #bank robbery #bank robbers #masked bandits #armed robbery #armed robbers #bank clerks #canada during world war 2 #crime and punishment in canada #history of crime and punishment in canada

[newyorkthegoldenage]

File clerks keeping accounts in one of the record offices of the First National Bank, 1920s.

Photo: Bettmann Archive/Fine Art America

#vintage New York #1920s #file clerks #bank #filing #women working #working

[lithiumseven]

People getting mad about media in which Batman has a crush on Wonder Woman (because he should only be interested in Superman) as if everyone in their right mind fictional or otherwise shouldn’t also be in love with Wonder Woman

#I’m here for superbat but I mean come on #Batman AND Superman should be in love with Wonder Woman #and so should Black Canary and Green Arrow and Aquaman and Jason Todd and the grocery clerk down the street and the bank teller #and so should you! #and me! #wonder woman #Batman #Bruce Wayne #Diana Prince #dc #dc comics #tis i #wonderbat #superwonderbat #diana of themiscyra #clark kent #Superman #jla #the jla #the justice league #justice league #dcu

[captain-lawgof]

somehow the bank clerks have mastered a gaze that perfectly communicates both "I've seen it all before" and "what the fuck even is your life that you're standing here for hours fletching bows". it's something behind their eyes, a sadness

#osrs #runescape #bank clerk #grinding

[rad-roche]

since gloria's trek from the vault to diamond city was SO horrific, it's permanently warped her sense of appropriate escalation forever. stepping on a landmine and suffering serious injury as a result is obviously a huge life event, she nearly died of sepsis, but it's the raiders hunting her for three days straight that really changed her. gloria before and after the landmine are pretty similar people. gloria before and after being hunted are almost similar people, and i think she's cognizant of that fact and hates it. she abhors violence intellectually, she has a very strong sense of right and wrong, but depending on the circumstance she's fine leaning into the 'wrong' and, at the end of the day, could beat somebody to death with a brick and not bat an immaculately made-up eye. another day another dollar, right? it's just how the world is now

#fo4 #fallout 4 #gloria roche #dead man talking #i love her she has so many problems. #she can't go to the market in diamond city without putting on full body armour #'on edge' is an understatement she's already fell off and she's clinging on by her nails #i think nick is understanding of this facet of her character because he's never felt the primal 'i need food or i will die' need #it turns out if you pluck a random bank clerk from 2077 and launch her into the nuclear future it does unimaginable psychological damage #nick valentine/gloria roche #really putting that fatale in femme

[lilybarthes]

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#at the bank rn (15mins after the end of my break but i told my boss i'd be late so i'm only mildly nervous) there's like 5 people in line #there was only one person working and SHE JUST WENT TO TAKE A BREAK #THERE ARE CURRENTLY NO CLERKS WORKING IN THIS BANK 💀💀💀💀💀 THAT CLOSES💀💀 💀AT 3💀💀💀💀

[muntzerism-diggerism]

the funny thing about Yordan Alvarez is that he's the scariest hitter in the American League he's also the world's most normal looking guy

#despite being 6 and a half feet of muscle he looks like a bank clerk to me

[julieschulerart]

The Bank Clerks. https://www.etsy.com/listing/448664932

#art #painting #bank #clerks #lobby

[miniatureliterature]

The universe can stop now. It can stop. I’ve had enough now, it can chill out. I’m good. It can stop.

#for god’s sake #i’m nine months pregnant #our new washing machcine bought in feb is defective #and i’ve been fighting for a repair or preferrably a return for 3 straight weeks #with seemingly no progress #bc as soon as it was fixed it broke again #no one told us when we bought our house 2 yrs ago we’d have to file for primary residency #so our taxes jumped up 58.6% and our mortgage company raised our mortgage $600 more a month to compensate #i’ve had to call so many county clerks offices to retroactively try to fix that and bring it down #but they’re on a time scale of 6-8 weeks #which mathing out from when i got the paperwork filed is my due date or 2 weeks after #and the bank got part of it fixed but isn’t applying it to our next payment yet #our insurance decided now was the time to require us to use their online pharmacy for ‘maintenance drugs’ #but took 2 weeks to tell me if my pregnancy stuff was considered maintenance bc it’s short term #i’m having to try and get a company to pay for the medical bills from my er trip when i got food poisoning #and it took me dozens of calls just to figure out what bills were coming from where and how much #i’m going to four med appts per week bc i’m stupid high risk #and can’t eat anything without intensive math because of this stupid gestational diabetes #to the point where i can’t even have unsweetened applesauce in my cottage cheese anymore bc that’s started spiking my blood sugar #found that out today #and on top of it all #i just had to call our internet company #bc i saw a $130 bill and was like that can’t be right #but no #it is #the promotion i was put on in november that i was told would last 6 months and keep our bill down to $60 a month #oh no #it was marked for expiration on march 3rd no matter what #and every other thing i was told about it was a lie and now i have to face living with it or finding a new company and i’m tired #just. please can everything just sort itself out so when i go into labor i don’t have to think about any of this shit

[iphisesque]

new csm chapter is an absolute gag but i have no one to talk to about it this is the most pressing issue in modern society

#im at the bank also and the clerk is trying to convince me and my mom about 5g in vaccines

[rainyflowerclodclam]

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[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"Bank Bandits Tell Court 'You've Got Goods On Us'," Victoria Daily Times. September 21, 1943. Page 1. ---- (See Pictures Page 2) ---- Saying "You've got the goods on us," Bob Dionne of Victoria and Charles A. Talbot of Winnipeg, elected police court trial to-day and pleaded guilty of armed robbery Monday of the Canadian Bank of Commerce at Douglas and Bay.

The pair of bandits were stood over until next Monday at the request of Prosecutor Claude L. Harrison, who said he wished to check their history with the R. C. M. P. at Ottawa.

J. C. Newmarch, manager of the bank, today gave evidence of the hold-up, while evidence of the capture made by Detective Maurice Wilkinson and Constable Robert Morris will be given later.

Newmarch appeared in court with a gash on his right cheek and his left arm in a cast, supported by a sling. X-rays taken today showed two wrist bones were splintered in the struggle Monday in which Newmarch wrested the gun from Dionne.

Two other guns have been picked up near the bank, and police, searching the possessions of the bandits at a downtown rooming house, found a fourth gun.

In his evidence in court today, Newmarch praised Mrs. Winnifred Warren, bank clerk, who rushed out of the bank to call the police, even before the robbers had left. He said he believed police were on the way to the scene before the gunmen made their get-away.

$1,330 STOLEN The sum taken was approximately $1,330. About $1,375 was found in the possession of the two bandits.

It was revealed today that the capture of the two bandits was even more remarkable than had been supposed Monday, for after they left the bank the pair quickly changed their clothes on a vacant lot.

The City Council police commission meeting today, on motion of Ald. W. H. Davies, congratulated Detective Wilkinson and Constable Morris on the speedy capture. They did their duty in wonderful way, he said, and took desperate chances. He said they had brought honor to the police department. ///

"Figures In Hold-up of Victoria Bank," Victoria Daily Times. September 21, 1943. Page 2. --- The armed bandits who Monday morning held up the Bay and Douglas Street branch of the Canadian Bank of Commerce were very nervous during the whole affair, the staff said today.

The six women members of the staff admitted they were nervous during the hold-up after they realized it was the real thing.

"I wasn't scared at first," said Miss Joan Parker, teller. "I just stood here and looked at them."

The bandit whom J. C. Newmarch, the manager, disarmed, stuck the muzzle of his antique revolver Into Miss Florence Rowley's stomach. "This is a stick up," he told her. "Keep still. No body is going to get hurt."

Then he ordered the entire staff into the vault.

Mr. Newmarch was the only one who appeared calm while the gunman ordered the staff into the bank, the women aaid.

LOOKED BANDIT IN EYE The manager looked one bandit right in the eye when he was told to get into the vault and just as he was being crowded into the door, he sprang for the bandit's gun, pointing it away from the employees.

The bandit and Mr. Newmarch crashed to the floor in the struggle and Mr. Newmarch disarmed him before the second bandit came over and threatened him with his gun. The man Mr. Newmarch struggled with shouted:

"Don't shoot! Don't shoot!"

One was wearing a handkerchief over his nose and mouth.

The other gunman had been in J. C. Newmarch, manager of the bank, with the ancient firearm he the bank several times before, the office staff said. To get to the cage he walked through a swing ing door near the accountant's table. The masked bandit walked through the manager's office to order the staff into the vault.

Members of the staff said both men appeared very nervous dur ing the hold up. Their guns shook in their hands and their voices trembled, they said. According to the staff the hold-up was poorly planned and poorly executed. Photo captions: Top: At the point of a gun these women employees were crowded into the vault. They are, left to right: Mrs. Winnifred Warren, Mrs. Margaret Readman, Miss Joan Parker, Miss Florence Rowley, Miss June Flinton and Miss Gertrude Pestre.

J. C. Newmarch, manager of the bank, with the ancient firearm he wrestled from one of the bandits during a a violent struggle at the vault door. His face was cut in the struggle and his shoulder and wrist twisted. The hat was worn by the bandit.

Constable Robert Morris, who Detective Maurice Wilkinson, with gun in hand, stopped the fleeing men at the E. and N. freight shed on Chatham Street, whose dash and daring during the case, ind to the arrest of Bob Dionne and Charies A. Talbot, charged with armed bank robbery.

#victoria #bank robbery #bank robbers #masked bandits #armed robbery #armed robbers #bank clerks #canada during world war 2 #crime and punishment in canada #history of crime and punishment in canada

[southislandwren]

ive gone back into full dorm mode. i need ice for my water bottle but i cant leave my room because i might encounter someone which is the worst possible scenario in the world

#anxiety spiking whenever i hear a door or voices. feeling trapped in my room. insane fear someone will know im here. etc #and im starting to plan for tomorrow. ill wake up and take a covid test. #if its negative ill go to hotel breakfast then go out and get some vegetables #if its positive i'll hunker down and see about getting my boss or uncle to bring me some vegetables and some vitamin c or something #i already have tylenol but depending on what symptoms i get i might need dayquil etc #im on the ground floor and my window opens so ill just get them to come to my window and pass it through and ill give them cash #oh yeah because i have $0.00 in my bank account! two of my aunts and my mom gave me cash so im dealing in strictly cash right now #which makes me feel conflicted bc i can feel the judgement from store clerks. but i love not being tracked #diary post #i just cant decide if its more humiliating for my boss or uncle to bring me food #maybe i'll just starve until thursday lol #ill probably ask my boss if she comes to town to swing by the grocery store and grab me some lettuce or something #she goes to town almost every day and worst case i can text her husband who passes thru 2x a day #i havent gotten any symptoms yet but mom tested positive on day 4 i think #and i have a powerful immune system (fingers crossed) so i might test positive but not have symptoms #oh and im learning c++ which is super fun actually. i used to be pretty good at html but i lost most of it over the years #ive just been watching tv and playing games and coding all day #so really not a bad day at all i just want to be with my boss :( #edited to add the paranoia is setting back in. hopefully the hallucinations and rage dont come back too #its crazy how i absorb trauma thats barely even trauma. i was like this with all my high school issues too #im just easily traumatized i guess

[fagrackham]

oswald is my little creacher

#i love how he speaks like an old timey bank clerk

[xdfsfkns84]

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#Nicole Star is a czech bank clerk from Prague.

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