DescriptionNome Nugget, August 12, 1954, "Bigamy Raid" image.png
English: A black-and-white newspaper photograph published in the August 12, 1954 edition of the Nome Nugget. Titled "BIGAMY RAID" and captioned SHORT CREEK, ARIZ.—The men of the town caught in the pre-dawn "Bigamy Raid" were held in the court yard of the school house pending trial. A crowd of men, dressed in pants and shirts and belts, stand in a courtyard outside a single-story schoolhouse. A pole (possibly a flagpole?) appears to be in the middle. At the edges on the left appear to be men in hats (possibly law enforcement?) and on the edge at the right is what appears to be a woman in a dress. According to the Library of Congress database the image is drawn from, newspapers gathered in Chronicling America have no known copyright restrictions: https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/about/.
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