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interiieees an-. Iilliecemspanied 1»; um, Grove te the iooe bloehuen !ierth'!renk-
_iert 8t., Tulsa, Ukleheme, where he pointed out the three houeee in that block, after
Ihieh he eteteni that in hie opinion Floyd vieite one oi theee honeee-' Ir. Iillie eee
eleeely questioned ee to hie meeeene tor belieiing thet Floyd vieited theee houeee and
he eteted that from time to time he hee eeeh humercue eutemobilee around theme end ie
therefore inclined to believe that rleyi vieite in that vicinity, inenneh ee the time
he hee eeen Heyd peeeing the Iillie hone he hee been going in the direction of the it
Ilene block on Berth Irenttort. It nee eeeerteined that Iillie hee never eon Ileye
at any oi theee honeee. fhie Agent made eererel tripe both during the lay end night
time to -the mun; of the 1ooo_,ne¢1; Oil emu I'renl:tort_but 1e not obeeiee any un-tseuelrgetivitfeeutheret . ! .. .'-=92 J '
. " - . _Ir. Iillie hee eenteetee Agent by telephone on nmerene oeoeeiene
oeteneibly for the purpose of inquiring Ihether information had been obtained in4i- ..
eating that Iloy eee frequenting any of the houeee pointed out by him, however, he {Neeelled primarily interested in determining Ihether there :§.ee£1&p3§§i.;bili§y of hie J
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'i'hie letter wee tamed over to the mam City Diviaion Uttioe by 1ttornay_8e1l._h7,
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wanted in thia caee. Barrie ie an ex-convict, having been oonvioted i'or"rio1atien
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underworld, pertiailerly at Joplin, lieaouri md in the thioinity of South kite!-
ville, Oklahoma. He helievew that ii unplored by the Government he_oonJ.d_re-new hie
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Director,
Division oi Investigation,
U. S. Department oi Justice,
Ieshingtcn, D. 0.
Dear Sir:
Reference is made to s telegram from this
office, dated September 9, 1933, which advised that Special
Agents Pedals and Mohegan departed at 7 PJ-1., emouts to
KGB-H88 citfe '
Plesee be advised that the above Agents made
the trip to Kansas City for the purpose of assuring the
sate delivery oi Louie Doc! Stacey, who res ssnted there
in connection with the case entitled, Verne C. Killer, with
aliases, Fugitive, I. 0. 1195, et sl; obstruction oi Jnetice
mdsevcr to Deliver Federal Prisoner Frank Rash!.
Very truly yours ,
40. a>.,.L...;+»
n. o. smm, Acting,
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Re: Nash, Bails , and the
attention Mr. I. mgr Hoover: QKGIJSBB city Massacre.
You will" recall that on last llednesday afternoon, in Hr. Stanley's
office, I transmitted to you certain information given no by an infor-
mer, relative to the above matters. I am recapitulating this infome-
tion hare, together with certain additional details which I have now. "
Informer states that s man by the noun of ravell, now living at
414 John Marshall apartments, 16th and K Streeets, lrashington, knows
a good deal about these matters. Be ms for years affiliated with -
Nash and Bailey, and spent some time in Leavenworth with Hash, an! was
an intimate associate of his.
Recently, while under the influence of liquor, Cravell stated that -
he lmew all about the Kansas City Union Station affair, who no impli-
cated, snd where to find a man he called the "Big Polock", who was .
the ringleader of the affair. He claims that the "Big Polock" is now
in New Orleans, and that he knows his address there, sill that he is -
the man the Department is looking for. also stated that his Cravell's}
tieup with Bailey was through this New Orleans man. ' '0
Informer further states that Cravell'a record is very bad. Thatin 1923 cravelivzée picked up by Department of Justice agents with
part of "Nicky h rnstein's Liberty Bonds in his possession. That he
has with him now, in Washington, another issue of "phony" Liberty
Bonds. That he has been and is affiliated with Jew Boy Dietz, Hubby
~ -* Nuggles, Al Capone, Big Tim Murphy, and other police characters.
Informer further states that Cravell is well known to the police
hero in Washington, but is too tough for than to "break." imggeste -
that if the Department is looking for someone connected with the
Kansas City affair, who might be the "Big Polock" that Orevell be
ill d if icked u be rilled by Departmentkept under surve anceaen hp 1 1 1:, goflusticenenrethsrt nbyte oca po cs] ,_ r ;,.; .,6__~.1;.;»fl6._=1_v;...-_...»..h e » Latest information is that Cravcll brags he knew Bailey wae_'*_I:_o.'_-_@-_;be isprunge and that his friends were in onitg O___ 16 it _" ' I 1*? 'If any of this infogngtliol 'zJ§33t.1u.»1.§_.m¢ in ;;1r.=¢;_;431§ JU~_;-hi.one of the men assigned to criminal investigation should tg_1,§_'_§9__g'_;__{ ,
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1-; of this Division, Agents contacted cnarles H. ahreva, special _ ..
fli Investigator, Bureau of Prohibition, through shoes cooperation an
"< interview was had at the Heshington Field Office sith David n. Ilene, -
504 Evans Building, tslephone National 358'?! jashington, De O» L
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said David D. Mayne, who Hr. Shreve stated Ias his informant in this
. matter, relative to certain information which I.-isms, imparted to Hr.
__ Bhrevs as set forth in a memorandum or Prohihitionlnvestigator Charles
H. Shreve addressed to the Director of this Division, under date of
Scptanber 3, 1933, the salient points of this infomstion being as '
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- Harrison Oovell, 1910 K Street, Na '5. Lparment 404, Iashington, Dalia!
9! sss for years affiliated with mun: Nash and Hervey Bailey, spent _ .-f'$, some time in Leavenworth with Nash and sas an intimate associate of _ahis; _. _ _ ' _.
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h d to Er he had relative to this nutter, and which e . 'Shreve, was furnished him by one Jo m s helper ' 'in the steamfitting business who za u covell and e
a number of other under-world characters of this city. '
Kayne was interrogated specifically as to the above .
mentioned allegations, to all of which he remarked that the infometion
was given him by Henshew and that this was the only source of his
information. He stated, however, that he knew of Oovell as being -
e dangerou and "hard-boiled" police character and gangster who pulled Imany tozzjobs and who w -s closely affigtted with ytle criminals .like Al apone, Big Timrphy, Jew my ietz, Nubb dlluggles and otherpolice characters. /, - _ .- - .
Upon .sgents' request, Mayne expressed his willingness '
.to arrange for an interview with Henehaw and suggested that in view _ i
of Henshsvs possible reluctance to meet agents in a Government office,
that the interview be had in hie, ltaynve, office. Appointment was
therefore made to meet at 5;l5 this afternoon at Br. I:ayne's office _
at 504 Evans Building. In the meantime, Agents had an interview with
Prohibition Investigator Charles H. Shrsve, who stated that liayne ._
has been his infoment since July of this year; that he was surprised
to hear Mame tell Agents that the information which he imparted to .
him, &1reve, originated from Henshsw; that he, Shreve, was under the .
impression that Mayne gave him first-hand infcmstion as coming from
Oovell direct and that Mayne had never before mentioned the fact to _
him that the information came from Henshaw. Hr. Shrsvs stated further
thet in the early part of August, 1933, Mayne introduced Henshsw to him .
as having in his possession certain information concerning alcohol
diversions and other Prohibition violations; that Henshaw was formerly
an informant of Prohibition Chief Iiaior Bay in Detroit, was associated _
with hi-Jackers and while working for 1-Ea or Ray was also i.n-the mployof bootleggers, serving both ends at same time; thatggenshswjs£4 the present time working for Dre son of the lash ily 3
'erry-go-round, as e confidential new getter. In view of this lest "
infgrmtion, agents deemed it advisable to meet Henshaw in the Washington
Field Office rather than at the office of David Mayne. telephonic ' '
arrangements were subsequently made with Kayne to this effect. _ -
- John Liitchell Henshaw was intsrvieced by agents in the
Washington Field Office at 5:15 this afternoon in the presence of Hr.u-eve and David liaynmenahas stated that he net Oovell in Hay,
1933 through one Iinmie ieil, a con men and racketeer in thiscity;
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that in the course of his acquaintance with Govell, thegletter told ' .
him that he, Covell, served time in the Leavenworth Penitentiary _ -
end there became acquainted with Prank Nash, Big rim Murphy and
others; that e few days after the newspapers carried reports of the
_,_-Kansas ~City- Union Station affair and of the killing of Frank Hash,
Henabas had occasion to talk with Oovell on lath Street, st which
time he, Henshaw, brought up the subject of this massacre; that
Henshaw asked Covell as to the primary motive for the Ksnlas Oity
shooting in which Nash was killed, whether the motive was to tree
Nash or "to bump him off; that Oovell replied that in his opinion
"the boys" probably wanted to free Hash according to a probable
prs-arranged plan and night have been told by Rash that in case they
could not free him to give him the works" es he, Nash, would rather
be dead than return to the penitentiary; that Oovell told him on that
occasion that he knew Bailey and the "Big Polal:" who were in on e
job with him in Hes Orleans and that he, Ocvell, would not be surprised
to hear that Bailey and the "Big P01ak" had a hand in the Union Station
killing. - .
genahawpteted that this was the entire conversation
relative to this fie and that he and Oovell did not talk about this
matter any more after that, although he met Oovell several times .
later; that he met Covell subsequent to the escape of Harvey Riley
frtm the Oklahoma Jail but that nothing was mentioned about this by "
either Govell or himself -
Henshsw unphatically denied having been told by Ocvell
that the latter knew that Bailey was to be "spring" and that his friends
were in on it and also denied having made such a statement to Mayne.
agents then asked itayne as to his source of infomation, he previously
having stated that he obtained this specific information from Banshee,
whereupon Mayne, with visible qnbarrassment, stated "loll, this was '
my natural assumption; associating in my mind the names of Rash, Bailey,
the Big Polal, their acquaintances with Govell, putting two and two .
together, this was the only logical assumption. Henshaw stated ._
further that he never saw Oovell under the influence of liquor and did
not-so state to ileyne; that the only conversation about the Kansas city
Union Station affair he had with Oovell was on the occasion of their -
meeting on ldth Street; that Oovell did not say he had knowledge of the
affair and lcaes the participants therein or the ringleedere thereof;
that Covell, in referring to the affair of the Iiansas City - union Btati
stated that he believed that hiley and the "Big Polak" probably mightOI.
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Henahsw stated that he related this to Mayne in the very sans manner '
in which he related it to Agents end that he never, st any time, ied
to creste the impression that Oovell had direct knowledge oi the s's:l.r$
lhile ffénshai bade these statements, Earns was visibly uncomfortable ' '
but d"i'd"not 1i:eke any attempt to interrupt Hsnshsw one way or the _
other. Henshaw finally stated that he did not mention his conversation
with cowe1J.' relative to the Kansas City affair to anybody else except
to Kayne.
In s subsequent interview with Er. Shreve, he stated that
in his opinion Mayne is an unmitigated liar and very little credence
can he put in anything he saya, hut that in his, Shreve'a, experience
with Henahaw when Henshaw has acted as his informant in Prohibition
matter, he, 8111-eve, has found that on some occasions, the information as
inrnished by Eenshsw has pr-oven true.
It is evident that both liayne and enehsw ere typical
criminals whose actions ere prompted by their apparent deaire to in-
'5ratiste thanselves with the authorities; they cannot conceal their
ulterior dual motives to play both ends against the middle" end for
this reason no credence whatsoever should he placed in their statsnents.
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Your attention ie directed to the fact that one Charlea I. -
llehr of Bluffton, Indiana, addreee care of the lave Iear Bhop, erote
a letter to the Divieion in regard to tho above entitled caae, indic-
ating that the perpetretore of the Knneee City meeeore had cone frun
Sullivan County, llieecuri. Reference ie mde to the report of Special
Agent I. Oarter Balm, Chicago, Illinoie, dated September 18, 1938,
Ihioh above that liahr stated that he obtained thin incrnetim through
a vieiont, In addition; it 1111 be noted that mu also Irote to the
Division in connection pith the caee entitled, Unlcnoen Subjecte, Kidnap-
ing of Che:-lee Augustus Lindbergh, J1-., at Ihich time Special Agent OJ,near 811':
richer of the Chi cago Office likewiee diacovered that Ihhr'a information
was euppceed to have come from e viaioa. hr apparently hea not left
Blufftcn, Indiana, for the peat eixteen yeare and ie en eccentric, having
attempted to ccnnit auioide about four yeare ego, ac agent I'iaher.dia-
covered, '
In viee of theee facte thie information in being forwarded
to the Division no that future ccnnnmiceticne frm thin individual ean
be dealt with in e proper manner.
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Dear Sir: i
Reference is made to Division letter dated August 84, 1963,
indicating that prisoner James R. Moore, Register 42935-L, U; B. Peni-
tentiary, Atlanta, Georgia, had indicated that he was in possession of
information oi value to the Division in connection aith the epprehen- _
sion or Pretty Boyoiloyd.
Attached hereto are three copies oi memorandum sulmitted by
Special Agent Ohspnon Fletcher covering his interview with prisoner
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It will he noted from the attached that lioore claims to he
in possession or information concerning Pretty Boy iloydt Inasmuch as
this data may he of interest to the Oklahoma City and Kansas City _
offices or the Division, in connection with the investigation being
conducted hy the Division in the case of Vernon C.oL1iller, with aliases,
I. 0. #1195 - Iagitive; Richard '.l'eJ.1manQ}alatas, with aliases, I. 0.
£1201 - Fugitive, et al, Obstruction ct Justice [Endeavor to oiiwer -
Federal Prisoner Frank Nash! , Birmingham Pile 62-B26, two copies of
this mamorandmn only are being torllarded to these offices tor their
information. _
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Gee, Agent learjned that lanes R. lioore, Io. 42935 ass received at the Peni-I _
tentiary, April 5, l93.'5, to serve a sentence of tour years from Louisville, ~
Kentucky, for violation oi the Rational Iiotor Vehicle tett lots. Bis short
tam expires April 13, 1936. _ . " .- '
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he ass caught and for ahich he is nos serving his sentence as a,-Ear for hire
and that he made all of the principal cities and stopped at travel huyfeaueq
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that ll-addux is the tellol she Ia involved in the killing oi 0'Neal from "
Chicago, she Isa killed at Ohillioothe, Ohio and thrown ont oi the ear naked.
He did not think that Maddux Ias tried for this but Isa under suspicion. He
does not know that Haddu: knows Pretty Boy Floyd" hut says that it Ian through
ldaddu: that he took Floyd as a passenger to Fort tith, Arkansas.--They arrived
at Hot Springs, Arkansas, about 3,00 A. H. the morning after leaving Kansas City
and he let Floyd out of the ear at the Sigler Apartments, which are hack at the
Como Hotel, and he see Floyd sell: down the street past the $ig1er__.apartnents.
By arrangement he not Floyd the nest day about noon at Ilre.fBates,- who oprates
a travel Bureau in Bot Springs on Gent:-al Avenue. She is the only Inn-an in
Hot Springs she operates this kind oi Bureau» He says he than took lloyd to "
fort anith, Arkansas, and when they arrived Floyd gotaout oi the car at the
Baltimore Hotel, and later that night he ear Floyd at the Baltimore Hotel and_
again the following morning, t _ _ _.I
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sell and could put him in touch sith Floyd it he erIsr_ea1ne to Fart; lithesays he told her he was not interested. , . I ;~, _ _ '
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in the country. He says he met Floyd on this occasion at the home of a £011-OI
named Tiason aho is s brother oi Bertha Oullum. He thinks his name aas Fred but
aon't be positive. He says that Mason lives on a hi1l.'in Fort smith not val?
tar from the home of his father. .'i'he distance hetaeen the home oi Mason and
his rather is not over ten city blocks. '
Moore advised Agent that before Christmas, 1932, he met Joe Rudellt
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Sheriff George Goren! oi Grant Bend and 1e;ee1!__- took Ill
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informer tom ue Iee oeea by Floyd when proeso too horde
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oi tho tolophono oonpea; hora, a too-nor polioenn, to ho o ton 'ro1iahl_o_.
intornent. ho oporotoo o hooao oi prootitation, hoaovor, hat Ir... 1;am»: ototoo oho hao m-mm waloahlo inforntion to pun aae , '
Poatoftioo Inopootoro horotoioro_- _ , ' _._ ..'. @_ _ '_ "_.,fg§;
through iatroduotion by Kr. hayeook aho woo iotorvioooo by
Agent I. It Troinor, om! odvioo that oho tholo lhtiho ltillor, in la -
o olooo friend oi Iilliaa Ieiaano, ono oi tho oaopooto in tho inotont --
'tt0_l'; that I-taxine hao toll her that oho Io loll ooqoeintoo with I-ouio '
Btaooi, am toroorly ltoyod at tho 0-P Inn, 1; Ohioogo; an. mtolaaga o1-
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alao atatod that the oooaaion or I-;o:ino'o horriol ioportoro ta-I Ioooaa _- -'
Git; aao that ohe rolled o nan ot tho Phillipa Iiotol, in Renae Oitz,
for 1150.00, and that the viotin oi hor iiahoaaat aot oat o tor; olooo -
frion or Soho Loaia, a noted gaagotor politioiaa oi Ianaao City. _ '
Ira. Hitohingo oloo tonioheo intonation which would inliooto
that tho an tron ahoa I-Aazioo atolo tho honey io tho oano _-I with ohm
aho had hoon in" tolophono oonaanaioatioo at tho stato iiotoii Ihio io ._
inoiootod by tho toot that hnio ooe aaatioool that the Ian oith ohm. _
Iiotlno aaaooiatod hod won LOOJQO ot I golhlihg oot-oh1iol_Iont'Qor92tol
hy rrodoio Btroaa, at Kenna city, ano Ira. hitohiaga oloo aaoo aotorh _
onoo to tho aan toot, both Bro. Iiitohiogo no Bro. Ooao having
thio information trolliazioo I-llllfr - ' -_' _ .
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lire. hitohiaga iarorood that laxiao to o war: langorooo all ,_ ,-
trooohorooa ooaan, out that hor entire poo io that oi "rolling" the ,
non aith whoa oho aaaoeiotoo, hot that oho to ooll ontronohol in tho F o
anooraorld gang io Chicago oith ohieh Btaooi io aoaooiatoit her I
to aoppoooaiy at hohaqoo, Iona, and a oop; our letter am septaaher 10,
19$, Ira thio ortioo no turaiohod tho St. Pool. orrioo tor tho P1119000oi oauaing tho location oi Latino Killer. Thin oinlitiolih iltonoeti: -
throne aoao light on tho ohe:-eater oi Katine lillor, eoogthorotore t 5'-
ht. Peal ottieo ia hoina to:-oiahol o ooh: oi thio lottorr ~=- . 5-1:_=_. 3- ,-
. . It oao aloo otetod hy lira. hitohiago that liatino I-i1L1or_t91_»G
he; ohortly after tho mu-oora oonittoo at the Union nail:-oeo station"
at lanaaa City, in thie oaao, that Iilliam hioman informal her hoforo
ho btt Kanaee city that John Lezia am! hie "¢ang had a part in tho
aotual ohooting. iiro. hitohinge identified a photograph oi M1111
heinman, ehier. aae oxhihitad to her, and otated aha poraonally low
Ieiaman, together oith three or four other not-,_.ot the apartmvllt of Kre-
izomie Goa: on the hay which at-e holiewoe to havo heen Jone 16th, 1938.
She ooulo not identity photographs ohown her oo likoneaeea of the othar~»
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Tho oituation in Ionono City to oonovhat lolioato politioally,
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.»'oalll Gating Juno and Joly 1032 no follows" _ '_ _ _
Juno 5 -'to Qhioogo, Illinois, phone nmhor htlaim 1813. v .Juno ll - to I-atohinabn, Kaaaaa, phone anchor Q1976. '1 92l _jis -_to Io! Iorl: c1:;,|:.r., phone nunhorhivorninto . .._;' '
Juno It - to Chingo I11inoia,phono nunhar Dolaouo 8989. _ _-"*1
Juno I8 -Z to In York city, phone nnnhor Rinaldo 7088; 1 _ . Q-
July 11 - to Joplin, Do. Inn! Ohildoro, Ira, Kudror 885. ' "
cm phone moan in tho Ianaoo cu; Qiotriot; auau, at?-..
Joplin, liaoonri, and Hutohinooa, Kanoao, will ho iovootigatoi, an! is
it ia paqaoatol that tho Ion tort and Chicago ottiooo inootignto .';"-._
i'n11y_tho nu-tioo at tho phoao nnhoro in thooo to:-ritorioo lnhtionol -
horolr oinoo'it io not holino that the hum of liolio 0oq_o_}'3=IjI:_olo '"-Qhmhno 1-oai dot, my havo hoon I londoaohm it tho in -1thia oaoo. . 1' .' ' - ~._._..- -:.~_ .-.-1:5 ,="'1r,..+1?,-"--,.£."Y.-
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has conducted oniys small portion or the investigation in connection '
with this case during the dates of investigative activity listed above,
it was thought advisable at this time to prepare the following report ,----
c::.cerning this si nt'a invest gation in order to -"éheci:?'t'he story oil. -- 5';-.-9".§'.;n-z:~.e=-j Johnson. giecialfdk,-gent: ;_.--.1. Keatihg and'_ .1. L. lsnssis will
pare subsequ sst_reports d'n"_9_thsr investigative activity which hes_he'en bconducted by the Chicago Division Office during this eagne periods
, lies 0. Bubacek, Admittance Clerk, Jefferson Iarkospital,
1413 I. Monroe Street, Chicago, Illinois, was interviewed, at Ihioh 1- '
time she stated that the records at that hospital ehosed that one '" -
Charles 3. Cameron, 1240 Oongress Street, was admitted to that inetitue "
tion on November 16, 1931, and was discharged on Deceaber 4, l9§1n At
the time of Oameronfe admission _to the hospital he gsvehis-r_eligion*1 ' --ss Catholic and his age as 56; "He listed as his elosest relative or-'
friend, one lir. Ziegler, isho was listed as a friends Ho address wad ;*
given tor Ziegler, altb:ug;h- it is usually the custom to give the address "'
or the nearest relative or friend. Dr. Omens was shown on the register as
the physician and Hise Hubscsk said that Dr. Omens was a start physician "
at the Jefferson Park Hospitals Cameron was admitted to this hoapita1"""""'
for o':>servr.tion, but liiss Bubacek said that after an edzdssion for obser-
vation it would be possible for this man to have been operated on or e
otherwise attended to without s change made on the records; Alisa Huhaeei-:--~--~
said tI:.at- the records showed that she had admitted Oemeronb'ut'an ex-
amination oi his picture and the pictures oi the other suspects, especially
But-Sect Verna Hillersnd F1?ar..'< Hash, who aresuppoead to have ri_sited'_ '_ _/
Oar:-eron stthis hospi'tsl, failed to bring sny_;identi£iceti_bn._.__,_g_ ! ._ -,_
IissBubacek said that the Jefferson P8181! H¬epiQI'ia i train; '
ing school and that the various girls who were on floor duty for Roan
.102, which ess occupied by Cameron, had nos gradueteds She said that
she admits so many people that she was unable at all to identity the .
picture oi Arthur Johnson, although she felt convinced that it was very _
probable that the picture shown may have been the mane Ste said that ..
she felt that same situation would apply in regard to -the various girls
training to be nurses, sn_o had talsen care oi Johnson at" that time ._- _1 u I, |:__ _ 3- -a 4.: I _ ._;;.-:_.,g_» , . . _, , £0" .._J . . he records show thatglohnsol, using the jnanB,ICs.-Berg, Ila
admitted at B141»-'5-pen.and his personal history shosad that he was horn .
in Vermont, Illinois, April 11, was 58 years old, had livedln cnicsgo - .
eleven years, was single, by trade was a plumber, his father's name was
John, mad his no-ther's name sas Adeline. Hist Hi-158061: 8813 1318! ll
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hospital records would rail to disclose any further data and that
would not be possible with these records to establish whether .s check.
oor cash res received rrom oemeron, although in all likelihood Cameron ' 92
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In on attempt to locate one shotguns Ziegler, agent . ~
ceeded to the. corner or Ifsat Iadieon Btreet end ,Oicero lvenue. Oioero
Avenue wee rornerly known as 46th Avenues Belov Roosevelt Hood or'l8th
Street, Gioero Avenue is the dividing line between Chicago and Cicero
but at Madison Street this corner is entirely in ehioego territory. - -' '
more are two three story buildings at this corner, one on the Iorlhe _oest corner and the other on the Southwest ocrnera ihehnilding st--'
4758, ii. Madison, which is on the Northeast corner, hes'dcctoro' offices
on the second floor and the third floor is conducted as a rooming house.
he building on the Southwest corner also hes doctors offices on the
second floor but has apartments on the third oor; . - ._ -
' Ir. 8. O. Higginson, iuperinteodent, Austin Postal Station,
5444 W. Madison 8treet, Chicago, tolephone, lianofield 8468, Ins inter-
viewed. Er. Higginson celled Herbert F. Johnson, nail carrier in the
4700 block on 1'. licdieon Street, on the telephone, but Ir. Johnson "1"
oculd supply no information concerning the possible location oi anyone
named Ziegler on his routes He stated that a Hrs. llclan operated a
rooming house on the third floor oi the address, 5748 I. lledison,that there were no epermcnts in; that building. =1 - ; - 3 - {--
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llr. O. 8. Iorlend, a carrier to the 4900 block on I. llsdioon
street, lee intervieved. Ir. Iorlend said that he had only one Ziegler
on his route end that this Ziegler hsd moved recently into an spertnent
at 123 ll. Lemon Btreet. He stated that st the corner oi Cicero sventh
and Hodison Street, number 6801, that there vere no persons by the :1 -
heme oi Ziegler tho hed occupied apartments on the third floor, but "
that there res a family on the third oor named Bain, one mmbcr of --
Ihich had formerly been in the Government service and that,thi_s party]-'1night oohoequmtly be a reliable source or inronnetjion. .,l .§¢:3 _~ .
. Inqairy et 125 H. Lemon Street revealed that Ziegler Ins a
young married men, about 36 years of age, and had jut married several
months ago and had moved into that apartment building; Iron the - "
description es given by the resident manager oi the apartment house this
individual Iould in no ray tit the description as given by "lied" llrios
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go, Illinois, warning out of the lode:-al Building, but
been laid off aome time 890 Lira. Bein oould relnember no one _ T __,
of hiegler, nor Iae aha able to recognize any of the .
the euepecte aa paraona Iho had viaited in that building?-":'f*-_
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the descriptions of the occupente of thia adjacent apartment
pant aeveral years but none of theee pareone answered the "
_ I 1 1 - Gt _ . ' ___" - ,5. _' fagent aleo made inquiry at a number of apartment houeee,
ely to the north and aouth on Oioero avenue, iithout reveal-_
identity, and endeevoring not to arouae euapicion but Iae an-
discover anyone named Ziegler ocoumring, or who had occupied,"
a third floor apartment; This investigation Iaa limited to thoae __
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There ie a large apartment building, however, about 800 feet
Cicero avenue on the north aide of lladieon Btreete ihe addreaa
building ie from ease to eeez I. Ihdieoa Street, althouyi it .
that in fact thia building in operated in aeparate unite, tmt
were erected by different pertiaa, although a nommon 0O}l.l'§5'I1_Q
ca is used. I ~ _,/ 92.-. P ¬ _. ' '92_ .. -. . 1 _ _ '- ._.-'neat of
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It Iill. be noted from the report of Special agent I, Garter
ted July B, 1933, that on Ila? 82nd and June 22nd, of thia ynr,
e calla had been made from the 0.1. Inn in llelnoae Fork, Illinois,
ua B420, an enpubli ed number which wee fomd to have beened to by one llittx Em, 4636 I, liedinn Street, apartment e. _
nation of the mil zen ehoted that Ira. Kitty Bamer oceupind -
e third floor, Ihile apartment f6 ia on the aecond_ floor of thia ' -
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been wnsd bvldr. house Cody, win ran an electrical refrigeration store" "3
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as the lest Pontenelle but um m-;- cosy had owed the mt I'on_tsnsll_c¢ -_
I2:-ich bore the number 4836 and 6856 I. Iadison Btrsete "ks. Inner wee _. i _'
described as a wcnen about 45 years oi age, red hair, height 5'4-6","; ft?
niedimn to stout build, Ir. Johnson seemed to know little about her, ;__'1-"='_._
nor did the occupants of his office know anything about this Iona; -
I. Johnson stated that apartment #6 was occupied by one Prank Bugoli I '
Bugel is supposed to have married Hrs, Homer's daughter, Binoe the _-
Bugels are recent tenants an application is on file at the o1i'iee5"1 _'-'- .
ibis application Ias. apparently filled in and signed, sy a __Iomsn, probably
am. Sugslg um Sdgel gave his-address as sue 5. mm-ups Street, ; _
and stated that he worked for the ygrade Heat Packers, Sausage Department,
which is located at torn and llorgm Streets. this application was filled
out on Icy 84, 1933, and the apartment was rented from Inns let, l, -toIovember 30, H33. he rent was 127.50 and the occupants wer;!isted ss-
man and rife. as reference the sugel application gave one Bo liclloneld
in the downtown Bears Golf School Agent J. J. Kesting has uncovered in- . --
forzation to the effect that both ferns Killer and Y1 Idethswe were golf _____
pupils of lcDonsld. Donald has not been approechedls He also ave .as a reference one Sd%11lianson, 2850 S, Kirkland lvsnus, I . _
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epartmazitj, other than H5. lugsl and his fe; "Be said that Ire. Bitty
Bauer, however, regularly not e nan, who called about two or three tines _
a reek, at least; his individual, Benson said, wee about 6'8 or 8" tall
and weighed about 225 pounds. his individual seemed to have a dark "
complexion and usually drove s Buick Sedan, It was noted by Benson that -
this man always came to the rear of the apartment house when he took - _
Ire. Banner for automobile rides and never cams through the front entrance,
Hrs. Bauer nearly always used the back steps to the apartment end peed .-
the _ back steps st all times when going out and entering with this ma, 'Benson hjd no Ph 1l:l1'Oi'lmt1Oh}1! connectijn ritf'this ]1.ndivi'dus.l, ff . . -. ' . Ast92___,_.- Bugel, he said, was a small, thin nun who had rather large "'-
lipe, Hrs. Bugal was not well known to Benson and he could offer no
description of her.
,__ ' Mr. Thomas God! was interviewed at his store in the presence
of Johnson, The various pictures of the suspects in this case were shown
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various identification orders new issued in connection with this-oeee;r'92"'f.
end also the pictures oi other persons, whose names hed been oerried
es suspects end whose pictures ere now with the Chicago Division Office;
lire themes Cody, npon examining the pictures, picked out the: or Verne
llillerosepertywhnmhe thought thet hehsd seenhuthewese1sonn- .
able to identify this picture with en; time or p_1eee5 It ieheliend _-e -_
./"'1: at Johnson, the roereetete dee.1er, §e.s at one time connected with If 15¢» qbncern; whiqe in feet wee engaged i.n__the 86]-9.Qn|l_>d1lt8EIl?iOn
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- ._..- . there eppeereio .he no 1834 I. llsdison Street, which wes.1isted--
es e "'D'.=go cigar store" by Lrthur Johnson in his story» There eppeers
to be e. small drug store which might be cleeeified as a tiger store at
3; diao eet and there is e restaurant at 12.56 I. ladieon Street. -- 1232 Ne H5 I St-1'
with en unlettered entrance to 'the portion -oi the building shove ehich ' '
might he 12.34 I. Ieaieee Btreet. -It is poenihls, or eeune, that in the -
two years since "Job.-:e_on Ins, present that changes hewe been pads. --Io __
he-ther investigation has lfeen lnede in connection_wit'~.; thi! odd;-pee endit @3111 be neceeiarr-for the ¢h;égo Dit.ieion"01ce to fwther Qveiepthis lead. ' . ' --.~ _ "- ;;-'7 - "
_ In connection, however, with the none August Stevens, dies _ '
James Stevens, it will he noted that Ihen errested at Hkhorn, lie oonein,
that one Gus Sdieefer, o former St. Paul gangster, who undoubtedly was
familiar with verions of the St. Poul gangsters, o eseocieted with - 'prank Hash end Verne Hillier, gees his neme as Ougtevens, end in not
is supposed to have rented e house in Perk Ridge, Illinois, under that ' nemee It ie'§,eeih1e,thet the Gee Stevens reijerred to by nrthnr Johnsoniefnn reet Gu _ eemegere neeenee, of tnie feet e'=eepy or the piettre oi'_Subject Stevens is being forwarded ritbtopios of this report to he 8e1tFake city Offices ' ' e - - " ". - V
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£5 have the meeting place or this gar.-g in his apartment. tn Bllminlonof intolficating liquor: and it isnot _k-nosn to shat degree this n _I
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of th'e telephone directory moved that the ll!-enk Bayes Hotel Iae liat 745 3;. State Street, te1ephone',_iiebeter 71?. The directory alto ; ..;.
lietcd lire. 1-rm Eeiee at 2216_Irairie' Avenue, telephone,""I'18$01'I '1' _ -=-»
lnquiry at 22.16 Prairie Avenue eboved through tenantedii the building,
eince the janitor had been there only one month, that Eeyee had mved
to £000 Indiana Avenue but that he hed formerly occupied, "until
1953, the tori:-th floor aperhnent on the north eide_ or the buildihge . .
There are tvo apertmente to each floor and each apartment eoeeiete _ei_,__'. _
eight room. . . . - --
iarough the co-operation oi Superintendent 1. B. Dempee! '_,- _ _
oi the 22nd Street Po-etel Station, 82.l.l_ 8. Btete Street, llri Oolivecr, 1. "
who ie one or the alternate carriers in delivering mu. to 2000 Indiana
Avenue, vae interviewed. He etated that I1-enk Hayes occupied the ret
floor corner apartment which ie on the Bouthaeet comer oi Indiana - __
Avenue and Oullerton street. je etated that It-ank Eayee eeldom received ,;_-
any mail other than circulara and that he did not know the occupied the - .
BE-res apartment, although it did not appear that Hayes had momere in
his epert:;e..t, ehich wee either an eight or nine room affair. The remvel
records showed that one Frank Hayes and a lire. Clara Hayes moved from 2216
Prairie Avenue to 8000 Indiana Avenue on Hay lrd, 1938; Il'...0oliver laid "*
that one lire. Elnitheon, Iho lived in this building at the addreee 2.616
Indiana avenue lee the owner, and that the janitor lived in the rear oi_ '
the -addreee, llB Zlet Street. Hr Ooliver eaid that he believed that;thie janitor Ina reliable. .'92 :'. ._ <3, -- ii .
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The building in Ihich hank Hayee not livee ie a large, old
fashioned apartment building Ihieh oovere the Eastern half oi the block
between Oullerton and Ilet Btreete, and tacee on Indiana Avenue; the -
alley in the rear eepareting the tinge oi this building from the bnild- a
inge Ihich race on ldichiyn Avenue. this building hae entrancee on - _
Oullerton Street and Slat Street, ae wall ae tour entrancee on Indiana
Avenuee It appeara that each entrance ie eeparate, hoaever, and it D
not poaeihle to go i'rom_ane building to another and remain ineide, : '
ecxcept in the beqementjnd a number of the baemente are not joined. _ _;
ihe rear entrances to all oi -theee epertmente lend info e lcirge codrt
yard, in the rear, which yard ie hardened by the allef and which yard
ie eleo fenced in although the gates are clvraye open; Several parking
lote and a rooming houee are acroee the etreet from this building on ._
Indiann Avenue and a eign on one or these lote gave the telephone numbera,
Odrunet i663 and Hell;-court 8814 ea numbers to cell in order to eecure
leaeee for eigit or nine room apartments. It eeems that meet of t_he_ee
apertnente have, in tact, been turned into rented ro-one and are rented
by the persons largely tor renting out rooms which eeeze to be profitable
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Since: lire. Bnithson was on e vacation, agent contacted"__» _James Locke, the manager. '1'heJanito'r said that the :3]; p iesliving in the Hayes ajnrtment-, so fer as lie knee, we _ EH! his -.=.:_"'7' ' __
rite, and possibly an older woman. Although about Jhly lat, -935. ._-.,., _92
a stranger, a nan, paid the rent to llrs. Locke; This man aelned _'
to he living at that apartment tor e short time but left econ after?
nerds, at me time that this apartment was rented lire. Hayes had in-_ -
dicated that no roalnars would he taken in. at the time oi the rst
inter-wise with Hr. Locke the ahades in this apartment were drawn and " ."
the apartment appeared to he Very quiet; Since the weather Iae 01- ' '_
ceedingly hot it could not he ascertained whether these shades were .
drawn for the purpose oi excluding _the heat, or whether thsyhwere 'drawn solely for the purpose or alleging the persons tonove gout g .inside without any chance of observation from without, '_Eo1Ie1; , when Y
agent interviewed Locke about one week later the shades were all up
and the apartment presented a more open appearance. There was a Inell _ ,
sign labeled 'room' in the window. About two days later, when agent _'
was again in this wicinity, this root: sign had disappeared hut the "
shades in the apartment were still upe Hr. Locke showed agent the base-
ment of this building under the Bayes apartment and showed agent the
telephone ho: through which the telephone wires to the Hayes apartment
ran. He also _i.ni'ormed agent that if it were desired a third floor spart-
nant could he had it it were necessary, in addition to listening to con-b .
versations that might he held over the telephone oi Fran!-: Hayes. nits
matter discussed at tthe Chicago pivisipn Office an no farther attemptwas _1nede_ to check .on such telephone conversations, ,3 - _92?M__!.*
Special Agent A. E. Lockemen oi the Chicago Division Office
stated that the Iirschslhidnsping file showed that telephone calla had
been made from parties in California to Frank Hayes, in Ghicego, and
that the parties who made these cells were supposed to have been connected
in some way with Harvey Bailey, Albert Bates, and George [elite In anh-
aequmt reports a more detailed correlation or the facts as pertain ' _ .
to Frank Bayes, in this case, and this same individual in the Urachel -'
case Iill_,he made; -' -- _ ""-- ,.; '_ .: ;_-i 4 = *3 Y S l / ~.';he hotel operated by _5eyes at '2 s. State Street is
one of the many cheap hotels in that locality andkis on the second oor -
of that huilding, tro lunch rooms being underneath or on the first floor
of this huildinge Ho attempt was made to make any investigation at this
hotel at this time since it appears likely that it an investigation is "II "
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' iithout revealing any of theaddressss listed repo _ Hi: _-
or the source of the information, agent conducted considerable sumher _. .; - _ 92
of inquiries at the Chicago Police Departments Among the persons istssb j"_
viewed were Ohief of Detectives Iilliam Bohoemsker, Lieutenant -
Istt, in charge of the Hoodlum Squad, Sergeant Ooughlin, Bureau of .._-;__'-_;, ~ ;_ -
Identication, Chicago Police Departmmt, Captain John Btegc, super» vi, 1 '
vising captain oi the 5th District, and numerous other detectives, all
Ziegler as persons known to than. It will also be noted that Ysrne ~ 2inner is not sell mm in Chicago and untilithe recent investigation Ti
sae un!:noIrn_t0 most, oi the Gniccao Police force. @1O1-I-lI.'5OI'gQ§Ilt .
Ooughlin i uiry sea made at the Bureau of 1de:;tification', which shovedthat P1-anknsyes had no criminal record in the City of Ohicagoundsr - _
that name. _' - - -. _. *;.
David Y. Omens sae listed in the telephone directory as having
an office at 1211 Independence Boulevard, with hours from 12 to l and 6
to 9 pan. This listing also showed that he has no hours on Friday evenings
and his hours on Saturday are from ten a.m; to 18 lloon. Bis telephme -
number is Independence 3800. The address llll Independence Boulevard '
is e two story apartment building with s hesanents he first floor "
apartment is occupied by Dr. Omens and the apartment overhead sesns to F
be s-~ residence possibly that of Dr. omens. This building was vetched .5
an e number of occasions by agent during the office hours as 'set forth
by er. Omens but no one Isa seen to enter or leave this building, Iho '
seemed to resemble the em pests in this case. L nel Stu! shelter black -
four door sedan vse parked in front of Dr. Omens office on e number of
occasions and this automobile bore Illinois license plates for 1933 ' .
£541.-1630 An examination of the registration books at the Vehicle '
Division, Chicago Folios Depertme showed that this license vaslisted in the name of Dr. David lyanens, 1211 Independence Boulevard ..
for s Buick automobile bearing "engine #3569420 and serial }2.55l888s "
have license plates from the old car'tranei_'erred to theinev gr, at _
it is possible that Dr. Omens may have done that in this casss~_____ x
Oeptain John stage, vho is nov supervising Osptsin oiipns 1 _ ..
of the Chicago Police Districts, and captain John Ryan, who is captain
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Iere both interviewed at that station. Gaptain Btege was formerly .
Chief of Qstectives in ChioeQ,_Illinois592 Be stated that Dr. David... '7. ojiens ea: e veil been hoodlum doctor and had for peers pieced -1~' ~; Ki
various heodlmns for various disorders or" Iounde in ohieego and suburban "92_
hospitals. In hens from the nature of the advertisement on his vindol
apparently holds himself out to sufferers of venereal diseeeee, but in _¢;-_,',.__
addition practices generally. Qaptein Stege recounted hot Dr. omdis_
had treated 1.1 Capone then Capone shot himself in the leg Ihile putting sf
e pistol in his pants pocket. He placed Capone in a South side hospital
under an alias and had Capone guards in rooms on either side of the
former gang chief. In addition Owns is supposed to lave treated mrtio '_
Durkin and in fectmade a statement to the _afi_ect that he hd treated _ V. 'liar-tin Durkin, stage a_aid that it see sell lmoen thatbmen did not 92report cases or tounde brought to hie office ce_eae required by all
legitimate physicians and that he believed tint obtaining truthful in- I i
formation from Omens would he impossible. Fe stated that in his mini. *7-
tha only say to handle omms if information vas desired Ins to obtain
e search Iarrent for hie records and to call Omens to the Chicago Division
Office and questioh him, during Ihich time e search warrant vouldhe
served and the records seized and the praises searched at the doctor's
office. This office, with the apartment above and the large basement ~--
helov would be an ideal spot for some sounded gang member to he treated;
5" "92In a recent report from I;aneas'Cit'y lead eae set forth forthe Chicago Division office suggesting gnu anion-y gs made at eiui-rm],Indiana, "since a Charles ll. Nnhr had Iritten to the {vision to the
effect that the perpetrators of the massacre in Kansas City, ..l!iseouri,
had cone iron Sulliian iionnty, liiesourie Since suspect Harvey Bailq
is supposed to have at one time lived near Green City. in Bullinn _
county, iiiseouri, this infrrmetion vas thought to be authentic»
H. Charla Ii. Ihhr lee located at the llen's Fear Shop, 125 '
Irlien Street, Biuffton, Indiana, vhere he is in charge of the dlteration
Deparnnent. In ihct,_ liohr is just a ennll town tailor with __a_ver7 mall '__._
business, A-gent told llnhr about the letter and asked him for the sourceof hie infomatlone Inhr told agent seek the Lord nan revealed it to his.
3s'etatad that he had euprene faith and that en many previous eceaeiue-»..
he had asked the Lord to solve some criminal Iyetery for hm and that he
would be taken in spirit to the scene of the crime and that the entire
crime would he depicted for him. He stated that after having ask-ed fer
the murderers to he revealed to him that the Lord had distinctly said to
him "Sullivan 0ounty" and then "The price of c kingship"', or King's ship.
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ascertaining that Sullivan County was in iiisscuri that he had written -
the letter to the Division. It will be noted that this individnal also
wrote a letter to the Division in connection with the Lindbergh kid-___
nsping. In oonaequeice, s letter has been sent to the Division wetting 1.-
forth this info_r1:istior. so that _future letters from this _in}ivid92'nlbs_properly dealt with. P _! i s=.;;,.:_ ' __ ' - H," ""'i - I .,; ;";" " - --I'-e*-0 ' - n .
' lb.-. Paul llarkley, Assistant Postmster at Blnffton, Indians, .;.~=;.".
was interviewed by agent, at which time he seid tint Eh! litld I -lev_-..,':;_;-
eluded life and was not known to have left Bluffton, 1ndian.a,'in the '
lest sixteen years. "He Ins not known as eccentric or queer, however,
a previous inquiry at Bluiftcn by Special Agent 0. I. Fisher, which is
detailed in report entitled Unlmonn Subjects, Kidnsping of Gaerles "
Augustus Lindbergh, -Tr., dated at Ghicago, _Illinoi s, 7{l5/88, shows that -
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. L letter was received from the Detroit office dated hi; , ,-
85, 11:55, which stated that tho State's Attorney at Crown Point, ~- - -
Indiaiaa, had written to the Michigan Stats Police to the effect that. _.
one Bernard Ihillips, the Subject of Identication Order Ines, had '
been seen in the vicinity of Petosksy, ifichippn. In addition, this
letter stated that the license number of the automobile Ihich Phillips
was see: to drive had been given to the Chief of Police st Petoskey,
An inquiry by telephone with the Oh.ief'of Police had elicited the :' .".f'"
information that the Chief had lost this number, so the Detroit Office
stated. It will be noted in this regard that Phillips is under indict-
ment in Lake county, the oou.nt§.' seat of which is Crown Point, Indians, Xon a charge of robbery involving the holdup of theI_East Qzicsgc ..;'.
kn]: at East Chicago, Indiana, on April 5} 1.9;-'58, and is also -suspected
of having held up the bank at Lsrosse, Indians, on Jhne 23rd, 1933, at -
which time the cashier of this bank ass shot by a men who was accompanied
by Phillips. Bis Assistant Cashier, a woman, identified the picture of -
Phillips as the companion of the murderer and s- identified the sun-deraras one Roberqnftis, the brother of one Dcneldicftis, sho was knows
as one of the most prolific bank robbers in Chicago, Illinois, althorgh
the sums which he obtained were comparatively small. In numerous conver-
sations with the Police in Chicago, Illinois, however, agent has been
enable to find the criminal qonnection between illips and lbbert Loftis..
Through agent wi messes of this bank robbery were celled to ohicege,! -
Illinois, on August 19, 1933, at which time one ll Downes was arraigned
on a charge of disorderly conduct, since Special Agent testing had ob-
tained infornntion to the effect that Dotnes was IH:illips' companion
in retoskey. Ho idsnti fication of Dotrnes, however, was made as a" '- "
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managed state Police -it appeared that 15:. sitiii had so n Hlillips, bin
in tact the parties who saw Phillips were Underwood and one i Iesario,
who is a bailiff in the Lake County Criminal Court» III;-Underwood said
that his wire and son, accompanied by Keserio, his wire, and another -_ --
mall boy, hodwbeen on a wacation"i'ishing at Petoikey, Echiglle km 1.
Isdnesdsy, July 12, they spent the day fishing and than went to a lunch
room which was located on min 3treet east oi the Pennsylvania Railroad -
on the south side oi the street. may were directed to this lunch room .
because it served draught beer. It was about 4:80 in the afternoon. *>~1_;:_-
After Hr. Underwood and Hr. Ksserio had entered this lunch room, two
men entered and sat at the table immediately behind Keserio sad Underwood»
In addition to these four men there was another lmn in the lunch tom _
eating dinner. The nan apparently was a local working man and was dressed
in rough clothes. One or the new entrants upon obtaining a glass oi beer
started talking to this working man and stated that it was good to get -
drau@t beer. Uhan he received an affirmative answer from the working
man,this individual later identified as Phillipe, said that he had been
in Lacrosse, Indiana, recently, and had purchased a bottle oi beer in a
_store and had been unable to drink it in the store but was forced to go _
outside oi the store and drink it because oi the law in Indiana. Upon _
mention oi the word Lacrosse, both Ieserio and Underwood took notice oi
this individual; Hg was desoribedby than as being about 5_'B" tell,"
weighing about 200 pounds, and as having dark hair. he wore, large, dark
smoked glasses such as many motorists now wear; he was dressed with a -.~
panama hat, a white shirt open at the collar, and white pants, The type
oi the shoes that he.wore were not noticed. His companion was a tall,-
elendsr individual who apparently had dark hair, although he were a
sailor straw hat, a white shirt open at the collar and white pants with _
a black lti'iI-I90 The can who resembled Phillipe than asked how business
was in Pstoskey and was told that it was pretty good. Ks asked ' " -
how the banking situation in Petoekey was and was informed tint two oi .-
the banks =i.n Petoskey were open and that the cement mill was operating
andjthat mploynent was about as usual. iThie llilll stated thhtr in his B-,3ssction about fourteen banks had closed one 'dsy5 Having"iiniehed
_thei.r beers these two men arose and lert the restaurant, I
iers was a bulge in the pocket oi the tall, thin nan Ihioll -.n
was__noticodby Mr. Underwood while that man was sitting at the table,
which resembled a revolver. ,Mr. Underwood thought that this man was
in all likelihood left handed since the revolver was carried in the
left hand side pants pocket. The large heavy man after leaving the
--.-sGrown Point, Indiana, on August lat, 1933, and interviewed he Ioha ",':;_.
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and made their ray to police headquarters in'Petoekey, there Ire -H 5%. ____,_.
Underwood spoke to the Ghier or Folios; the teo wmea end ths tee '.;'='._r<=.'.I*e>';,.
boys were left in the car outside oi police headquarters and tip
boys came running in in e rev minutes and stated that thqr had just
seen these tlo men drive by police headquarters on the road loading '"
towards View, liichign, in a oer which bore Illinois license plates.
The boys gave the licease nmer whim use on this car and the chief -
oi Police erote this number on a newspaper Ihich he had in his hand; _
Hr. Undsrvood aehed the chie_t__.t_o make snore psi-nane_:it._record of this i.-
nnmbar but the Chiet_ informed Undereood the.t~.he woqld not: lose it.
llo effort Ias heae by the phier at the ._ other hehheie er qhe reiiee
Department to search for Phillipe, end Mr. Ihdervoodlater -got in __
his car and drove around in Petoskey in the hope or sighting this ._ "- -
oar again but Phillipa was not seen, llr. Underwood did not remember '
three digits of the six figured number began with "105"e Hr. Underwood
said that he had asked his eon, as I811 as ht. Keserio whether they could
remember the license number that ese gives to the chief oi Police at -----~
Petoskey and had been informed that this number had been forgotten. "He
asid that the boy eho accompanied him was named James Lsdra, Ihose I -
rather operated the Home Hardware Company in Gary, Indiana. "~1'his hardwareoompahy is operated in a section of fiery known sq G1-en.iPark, @851 hroadeayno telephone; residence 121 B. Higeoade .92__ _ " ~.______ . Hy
Ismes Ladra iae"'intem~vieIed by agent st which time he euppliid
a number of the details formerly told by In-. Uhderwoode I-sdrs is a boy
about twelve yeare oi age. He could not remember definitely the number
ihioh appeared on this car and the numbers ehioh he thought migat have
been the number do not contain the digits '106°e Be said that the number
eas either B60-16'? or 860-169 to the best of his recollection; e __
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rgraphe oi edepect'PhiIl.1ips and infor:iatipn'ooncernin£ Phillips suppoel '
Visit to Petoskey em in consequence oonsidarable investigation eae 010
by these parties so Br. Underwood believed. Ihile agent was talkind -
to Ir. Undertood he discussed the Beet Chicago bank robbery Ihich OWUITQQ
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Special agent 0. G. Ball, indicated -that reports were eurrent to the ~__,_.;-Q-,..
errect that Phillipsabad been killed several years ago. pl}-. Ihdersosd _-said that at the time Olive Bridges sas convicted that there were tire
witnesses, who-ipsitively identified 21-lags; is the pertil:_ipant_lll~'tH_s ..-J;
robbery and that these same five vitnesees had positively identiried §':.§.;.-,.-;-_r
various pictures of Phillips as the person vho Iae a partner in the
crime vith Bridges. the additional Iitnees was e filling station
pa-ietor, shoe"e establishment was iiinediately across the street from
the bank since Phillips celled at that place and obtained gasoline at = 1
one time and on another occasion had his car greased and oiled; his ,
vas done, apparently, for the purpose oi having Phillipe loiter sbott ' - .
the vicinity and in that vey '8p0t" the job. Underwood said that after L _he had returned from Pstoskey he had made e careful __exsn inaticn of 1; j
various pictures of suspect Bernard Phillipe and that there could be ;-'" 1
no question in his mini that the man Iho he sev in Yjetoske;-' and who nan -
inquired about the banks at that place vaa, in tact, Phillips; He said
that had he been armed that he would have attempted to have placed Phillipe
under arrest but since _he could see that Phillipe companion vas armed ___;_.
that he made no attempt while in the restaurant to have this man taken "h
into custody. It Irill be noted that when seen to leave Peteslcey Phillips
and his companion were riding in t c front seat of en automobile, which
Ins variously described as eithea-a Chevrolet or Chrysler; ani that there
were two semen and e mall girl in the rear seat. Ir. Underwood said that
he believed that the case against suspect Phillips in Lake Oounty Ias. an
air tight" case and that it Phillips vsre apprehended thu~ou,g-h,t1ie velrk -3
of agents of this Division that '-_hs rrould lilnf: to is illeediately notified ,
in order that extradition proceedings could be started againet"'I'hilli'ps, -
and that it Phillips vac apprehended that he sas sure that Phillipa-Iould
receive a sentence of not less than fifty years in 1ndie.na,'and if _ _
connected vith the killing at Lacrosse, Indiana, migit receive a such
mre severe sentence. - _ _
Iron the rile entitled Ii-ank ash, vith aliases, 1.0, 166, -.
Escaped rederal Yriaoner, it see discovered that in 1931 Verne Killer '_ -
Ice su posed to have purchased _e Oedillee 12 cylinder sedan vhich boreiiotor 51001112» Since it is believedrthat most Oadillsclf-l2 and Yéldcars are serviced at Cadillac agencies, spent celled at he Oadillac : .
Motor 'Car Oompeny, 2301 Biiehipn Avenue, iers ltr. lhnualson said tint
the records of that institution Ihich also maintain records oi its -
branches, in Chicago and suburbs, smved no sale or e nsv car to mller
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under hie true name or any or hie eliaeeee Ir. Ibell at the Ueed _. 51. . -
Oar Department, 3850 B. Michigan Avenue, etamined the reoorde and '-13-*_ "'2'-"'
in the_ree.r oi 2301 8. ilichipn Lvenoee Ire Caron ie eervice manager ,
tor the Cadillac Hotor Ger Oompenye Ir. OI-ron e:tam:Lned_ the 1:ict92Il'e_"@'-331'
oi euepeot Miller end the picture oi Vi, hie alleged Iife, hut Iee -./gt '-
unable to identity theme In addition he eearched hie recorde thron _' .-*
the year 1932 but nae unable to find where arwone named Killer, or
any of the eliaaee oi Miller, had eerriced a car throughthe Oedillec
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.. _ Agent called at the Oak Park Branch, B26 idieon Street, ' _-Oak Park, Illinois, the Horth 3ide Branch er 5201;?-roadray, at eeié
place the recent nehagereor the' Brannon branch res interirielc, end,
the Kedzie Avenue Service Branch et 119 South Kedeiee /Ihe Highland - e
Park Branch at 108 5!. Firet Street, Ihich ie no longer connected Iith ' -
the Cadillac Hotor Oar company, tee not interviewed nor lee the South " _-
Bhore Branch at 2015 E. 7let $treet reached; However,--none oi the " '
branches were able to identify the picture oi Subject Killer. Due to
the tact that Miller recently rented an apartment in Oak Perk, Illinois,
e thorough -inquiry Ice made "at that Cadillac agency and numerous mployeee
Iare questioned and einvrn the picturee oi the various Subjects end euepccte
without any identification being made. _
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parked in the vicinity of the Oak Perk Lrna Hotel, agent "called at the -
Oak Parkllrme and talked to Mr. O'Brien, the nianagerq D. O'Brien laid
that he could not rememhenhaving eeen Miller ea a gueat at the Oek Perk
Arne and he eaid that the Cadillacs econ in the vicinity oi the hotel '
belonged to gueete then etaying or Iieiting at the hotel rho were known
to him and whoee nemee he detailed to agent, and Iho apparently had no
connection with Subject Miller; Er. O'Brien eaid that the former manager -
at the Oak Park Arne was a Hr. Iaree end that this nan had later hecone
manager at the oreemere gotele Ir. O'Brien understood that U:-ee Iae no
longer manager at the Greemere hut that he" had taken one_uch duties at -'
the Peareon Hotel. _=Iz win be noted that -thin in significant i._n vieI}of
the tact that Subject Miller ie euppoe'ed_ _e_t one time to have eteyed at ' "
the Oak Park pane Eotel and later to have eteyed at the Greemere Hotel,
in tact, in the pring oi 1933 although hie record at that hotel cannot
he located ednce he apparently did not use hie true name or any of hie
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'"" '3 _ _ 1 telephone cell to the Hotel Pearecn disclosed that mrifa _- '" i_ Ins onlmovrn and e telephone call to the dreamers Hotel revealed th_at3-P .--,_ L _1 _ .. . _$ z ,_lbrsejas dot at tn-t hotel and that_it was not alie - that_h_e"_;__Iasat present plsyad as meager, of any hotel but t h livediacross .'the street, in the Ohattield .lpartmente._ It is-significant to 'note___i_;_;_b_ __
that Ihile staying in Chicago trite llulloy stopped at the 9hlttield $_-35?. ---»-5
Apertmentee his information was detailed om-ally to Bpeoiel Agent
J, J, Kesting, who had conducted the investigation at the Chattield-»'~=,: ==;,*._.lf
lprtaents, in order that he could conduct such subsequent investiB9*1°
at that point as might be necessary; It will he noted that the Ohstth ld '-
apartment Hotel is at 5333 I. Iaehington Boulevard and the telephone number
is Nevada 2966. _ - - .- ' - _ '-' _ M-_ _ _:; ll ,_ .-,.
I" _._'is" '* _.="' ' ' -{ _n lathe;- given §e;itoc- nmigrnol the C~adillec'; " . ' 1_ Sedan supposedly pirchased by Iiller and a Ichfokiof the reeoie diseloeed.
zthat a Cadillac Sedan bearing motor £l.301l'?2, and'"a mileage oi 11,000 .
miles, had been repaired on tro occasions at the Scum Chicago Branch __; '
oi the Cadillac llator Company and that this car had at that time been ' -"f'
registered in the name of 1.' Yen Stroop, B301 8. Chicago Avenue, telephsnef"
South cizicago 1059?. This car tee repaired on liovember 29, 1932, at which
time it bore 1932 license plates #1-014-O53. It Ias also repaired on
Eovstbar .15 and on Decmer am, .on.sJ.l or which occasions the sane name ----
and address was given; me repair order numbers tare 28835 and 28536.
1 rather complete record is kept oi all Y-12 and Y-15 oars serviced and -
the le under which this oar Ias named shots that this car was purchased
by; V. C.§ Miller on April 1'7, 1931, at the Cadillac lg-ancy" in Little Bock,
Arlcansole Mr. Caron was not sure __of the e1'act__ne:ne"oi' this agency} Bite ,1
record shoved that in 1931 I. C. llillecr had apparently hrougt this cer"""' '
to some branch oi the Cadillac lbtor Car Company in Chicago, Illinois, .
tor repair, A detailed statement oi these repairs, however, was not avail-
able at that time and a subsequent check should he made through Hr. Caron
to learn it such papers are available. This file also hora the notation
that this car was formerly the property of one Costello, although just !_' .
hos this party had poeeeeeion oi" the car Ias not knoll. - _ .'
_ , ' 1 check at the Vehicle Bureau,--Chicago lblice peperhmlt, reg _.vealed that the licenpe plates re e issued tori Yalf. Strut}, Ihoee eddrjeeewas listed as ooze H." ea:-a Qaiajtor a$'ac- d automobile; hearing the, '.numbers 896188 and 89891. . ' .-.3
Through the felephone Dell!-rtment it was, discovered that South
Chic:-.;o 1059? ia the telephone number of the Jeffery Tavern at B501 South
Chfcago Avenue. A telephone formerly listed to Ll Van Struck bore the
number, Drexcl 6658, but it was discover-ei that this number had been die- - .
connected and that the calls irore transferred to Kenrcod 4300. Illich I8! i 1
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Yen truck, Ibo bore a number or aliases, was e former reputed other :1
oi the Jeffery Tavern but res tilled by gunmen in the Spring of 1063;
Agent ranenbsrs the not-'epeper articles at the time mich stated tht
M 5 g, Van 'strucl:'_hsd left the tavern but had driven beck alone later shen -, '*#.:§.§l _.
he ias met by tvo men who apparently knew him and approached hi-I5 " Be- _;§,. '_
lee shot by s revolver carried by one oi these men at Ihich tins they ~f-3_f- -'
made their 0868150; Some witness, vho had observed this shooting, gevs_;,_-,:_¢;,
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' It is to be noted, in this regard, that Iinnie Iillians,~the
former peremour of suspect Bernard Phillipe, worked for one month at "_
the Jeti'ory Pevern during the month of Bey, 1933. Iinnie Iilliems has -
beam intervi seed by agents or the Ghicago Division Ortiee vhen she ¢-.».~.-- .
celled at that office and this interview sill be set forth in e s'nbse- .1"quent report prepared by .131-'1'l.'R$BtlD-Ea In addition, nkgentlheating _. 5.will _set forth the tact that /. -e-adillec 3-eden _Iae__eubsequently located T---a
tor sale in a west side automobile shosroom, It had apparently been _purchased by this firm from another firm, Ihieh in turn had secured it ' -' '-
through the Bergl Motor Oompony, in 1!}-.1 ch G1: einkler, Qhic ago hoodlum, - ""
has a financial interest; The report oi Agent Easting will set fcrth _
that in the apart.-.ent rented by l.-'erne tiller that the car used by Hrs. '
Heldspmho lived at that place under the cane of Hrs. B92u'ns,- was licensed -
from Ln?-range, Illinois. It is significant to note that while at the -
oak Hark branch of the Cadillac I-btor Oar Company one of the workmen in-_formed agent that it -r1ight_be wise to check the garages or mil asnemark,
who see irrequeiuy signing bonds for sell lcnofrn criminelsland up operated 1,-
preges egeesc Ogden ivenue and at as I. Btrlington Street ia"1.ecran'ge,
Illinois. __,,,, p .. .
Hr. H. P. Fiesing, Division Special agent, Chicago, Rock Island
I: Pacific Railroad, Roan B, Le.-iflalle Street Station, Chicago, Illinois, in- '
tonnes. agent some time ago that if criminals were thought to be on the
Loser Peninsula or Eichian, on the Western shore, that these parties Y
might be hiding at 3hie1de! ileerestion Resort on I-akevievg Lake, nail address,
Lake Ann, Michigan. Roy Shields, Iho is under indictment in Chicago, 11.1.,
on e charge or racketeering, is mom as the proprietor o'!_ this_resort' 1--mere isa private golf eonrse consisting: oi nine holes and in edditiol _=- ¢the_resort is secluded in e' large section-oi voodsi There ere three .
winding entrances to this resort leading through the Ioode for several
miles and permitting easy entrance and exit. ltr. iiissing discovered this
resort by innocently stopping at that place in 1930, at which time he
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-the Drovers Ketional,Be.nk,r_ W1'.lOh,Ul one of t__he noted banlprebberioe
in Chicago's history. There is no definite -information, hovever, to, .E5':*_"_,;.'j,-
indicate that any oi the Bubjecte in this oeee have ever visited Shields}.-_Recreation Resort". Hovever, Diamond informed Iieeing, not Iv.-noting hie
identity, that the various hoodluma vould drive from Chicago to thie
place in eeven or eight hours in large care, and that it formed a perfect I
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In the report oi_8pecia1 Agent '1'. I-I. Tracey," New York city, ;
Auguet 5, 1933, on page forty-seven, there is a statement to the efi'eet_- =
that e tozzar Leavenworth convict had given information tgfthe etteet *-thet Hervey Bailey and Wiur Unde:-hill,£:epecte in thieae, _'Ie.re inNew Jersey, and that .l'o':.-.n anick, George clntoah and Bo .arrott, all
or eh-on could be located at 4160 Drerel Boulevard, vere implicated in
the shooting» his ex-convict, named George Tompkins, apparently had
attempted to supply intormatio: on the Lindbergh lcidnaping easel '*" '
On august B, 1933, agent interviewed liiee Ada Hopper, the
manager of the apartment at 4160 Drerel Boulevard end also the telephone
girl nacied Else Oleo ihdna This address is e furnished aparhnent j
building and it ie called the Biltmore Hotel. lliee Hopper eeid that, _ ,
ehe had a tenant named Mr. J. J. Daniela She said, however, that ehe_.~ -
had never heard oi Boy Barrett Geore lhointoeh and that theta plrisone
Iiere not tenants in hat huildin under that name, '$he stated that on--_._ "
April 12, 1933, J. J. Donick and his rite had rented a tvo room apartment,
I114, for $37.00 a month. This apartment oonaieted of a living room,
dinette and kitchenette and bath. Ho one had lived in this apartment
beaidee Er. Derick and his rife, eo far ee aha than She did not believe
that Hr. Denick and his rife were fmiliar or irimdly Ilth any other
tenant in that huildingq -
She described Hr. Daniel: ee about 31 or 32'yea.re old, heigat, "'
8'7 , weight 145 pounds, eyes, possibly" blue, and color oi hair 'un1-:noI_n. -
She said that hire. Daniel: eras aherter,u:uad1um' build, and blond hair, gr
She eteted that Hr. Daniel: Ind become interested in the sale _ r
or rings at the orlde Fair ehioh rings would contain e picture or the .
advertised or sought persons to sell these rings, and for e' while, during
the Sapring, he had had the epipnent for making these rings in hie apart-
ment and nzmerous people had celled at the apartment because of Deniclvainterest in this matter. However, IJe.:.ick's rite protested and Danick _. If
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eaid that there had been a liitehboard in" the hotel until August afd,_=;;,.;-1
but upon the order of the Receiver tor the buildiII8 the eIitchbeerdM';_ §,}
had been die__eontinued at that tinle... Binee that time e telephone has "'
_bean placed on each oor and there ie a buzzer eyeten, tint ie, ehen
tenante obtain calla the cell in answered in the main -office and e' buzzer
button ie pm-eeeed, which eig-hale the person in the apartment that the
phone on that oor ie to be answered. The tenant then preeeee a button ___
in reply to notify the prtice that the buzzer hae been heard. It no _--_-,;_ '"
reply in received the message ietaken at the ottioea Ilrl Deniek'e"__e%;'ie'1'~,
complaint hae bet|n'aince the removal hr the_eIitc1lbcerd;' and h'e etat__ed ~that it coat him eeveral hundred dollars beecuae .of the fact that Ihlle __,'j
he tea talking to a party by telephone that the girl doinetaire came en . '
the phone and eaid "B1ltmore Hotel" which permitted the party to Ihon _
he was talking to learn Ma 10Bl8Il¢Oe liiee Hopper felt that Daniel: would
p:-obabl;-' move on Au:-uat 15, 1935, to el'.ic'r= date his rent had been paid.
Size procured a liet or telephone calla made by tiia man, or hie wife, tron
June 12 to date. agent checked these telephone calls and e .liet .of._tlIc_..
numbers called and the names and addreaeea of the euhacribere to the '
phonee are lietede A notation hee been made by the nunbere which were
called on Tune 1e, 1'? and 18. The datee of the other calla are considered. u I ' - _ - - unimportant a_t tr.-ie time although the re draft memo containing d tee ! K oi all calla-ie being, kept in this file. t 5 _ la ' 7F" " H, _ I - . ,,_ 1" 9- -r-I" - Ea-!'_-_~ H I - - _.
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vicinity or the femer residence of Frank Hayee. Hie Ziegler hot;
0-ompany, which tea called by Daniel: on July 28, H53, ia located just.
e fee doors below l-en]: Hayes hotel on South State Street, but this " _
company ie a medium aized Iholeeala and retail meat and proviaien ecu}:-any
Ihich has been operating in that vicinity for the paetjhirty or their
-yea:-a, eo agmt has been informed. . _'
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. crown Point, Indiana, 1t'1r.'aa developed that Clyde Bri e, aging the Z
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to mke additional inquiry on Drerel Boulevard. In conlequenee, Ir.
R. Y. rortune, manager, Hotel Bernard, 4170 Drezel Boulevard, the former
Bmphreye, new Chicago Public Fanny N0. 1, etated that hie hotel fee full
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Irrezel Boulevard, stated that no one who had lived at the Bhirlsy ""1 j=";- _.
Apartments resembled any of the suspects in this case. She remembered _ _-
Fred Bridges very tell and said that rred Bridges had moved into tht .
building because his mother had an apartment there, Shortly after
Fred Bridges moved into that apartment the manager oi the apartment had
discovered that Bridges life Ins, in fact, sorting in a house oi posti-
tution, called a sporting house br..1lrs. lJavss.._ Bridges appeared to be
very pleasant, however, and _a1v:a;.-s seemed to be sell dressed and to have
plenty oi time on his hands» Hie vita seemed to be very quiet and no ff,-
disturbence Ias raised at any time about the apartmentby this conplef
Due to lire. ,Bridges" activities, hotever, the apartment manager asked _
them to leave. Hrs. Devss said that she had leaned ef___the conviction
of e nan by the naize of Bridges as a bank robber in C1-or-n Point, Indians,
and wondered whether this could be the P.-idges who formerly lived at thats=F1"°==- . »- a| C -.i__.._,__._____.-
Fihsn interviewed by the Chicago Police Bridges had also given
the addresses of 4.128 Clarendon Lvenue, Lakeshizs Avmue, 3912 Pine Grove
avenue, Apt. 102 alias Fred Briggs! and 91'? Dakintreet as fomer ~; .
residences. At 0l'7_1!=;kin street =7:-idges said that _- he lived rii Tholaes -
1E. Tucker, who is believed to bs's brother-in-lav; it nae at this 7%-_...,-'»
address that suspect Bernard Hlllllpe Isa supposed to have lived with
Bridges prior and subsequent to the robbery oi the East Chicago Bank. ' __
Hr. George I. Frank! Davenport, Assistant lhnager oi an apart-
ment at 4140 Drexel Boulevard, nae interviewed and_ did not recognise any
oi the pictures oi the suspects. He suggested, hovrever, that a likely ,
place t_o locate gangsters oi this type Ilould be at the _Hotel erleezn _ -
on Wabash Avenue, just north oi 2-nd Street, or at the corner oi 45rd -
and Drexel Boulevard, It will be iioted in this regard that the_Hotel _' '
Carlson is Just one black from the Hotel Lexington} at which piece A1 - ;_»__
Capone at one time nadehis donntovrn headguartera and that this hotel l
is located in the vicinity oi the old syndicate downtown vice eeetion,
as has been detailed in previous reports, 43rd and Drexel bulevard il J-_
the corner where Joe Fueeo operates the Drezel Beverage Distributing ""' '
Company. Fusco I-as a right hand man oi the Capone syndicate in the -
riistribition or bee: on the south aide. It is thong t that Fusco possibly
has connections with ti-.e Italian gang in Kansas City. Davenport, hO'IPe?=-1',
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the vicinity mentioned as hengouts for syndicate hoodlum; _. L-_'-.-1;;-.":'; I -T '
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brought to the Chicago Division Office by Special 1-gent Jfohln L. mania, - t
at which time Burns was interviewed by agent and by Ages;-fJ'ohn L. Had-alas-.
Burns was later interviewed by Agents Brantley and lhirroue Burns ' "
that hie true. name is Hugh Elmer Burns and that while working for s . _=
speakeasy ollner, a number of years ago, who could not speak hglish -
sell, he g-eve this man the name of Iimie and that this name had stuck I '-
10 I11-Ile He said that he had known Doc-Btecey or a number of years, -
having worked as e bartender and as a waiter in the roadhouses in the ..
vicinity of llelrose Park, Illinois; Doc Btacey offered hign employment " .
as head waiter st the 0.1. Inn which ens Just being opened on June let," -
1925, and he went to pr]: for Doc Stacey and wee continually elnployed r"
hy him until July 2nd, 1933; He said that he was.a head waiter for _"
Stacey and that he occupied one of the upstairs sleeping rooms. He -_
stated that Frances, not known to him as Ere. 1':-ant: Bash, had originally
been e cock at the 0.1. Inn but that later she had been supplanted hya
woman celled Rerian, who was Scottish, and who hat-. come in as a partner
with Doc Stacey. about seven or eight months ago Elmer Stacey, Doc
_5tace;,"s nephew, had come to the 0.1% Inn as a bartender. Burns said
that Doc Stacey spent little time at the OJ. lnn and that, in fact, for
the last year there has been very little business at that place. 6taoey,.
he said, spent most of I'.is time playing golf snfi said that Stacey probably
played most oihis plf at the Antlers Uottntry Club; Ihsaton, Illinois,
where Stacey was a member prior to the time that this cluhgas turned into. -
s public fee course, Burns said that Frances left the OJ. Inn__i_n about
liovember , 1931 ,
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Illinois, whereand that he had not seen her since that tine;
said that he see not living at 512. Elgin Road, Forest
with a family whose name he believed was Heiellerg He e
said, as Ia waiter at Bru.ns'Pel.m Garden in Forest Perk,
food and beer is served. Be stated that up until about
a year ago his wire, lire. liaude Burns, and his daughter, Billy, had *
lived in_an apartnent at 5104 I. liadieon Street. iie would some in on -.
his ;rr day toivisit his wife. an daughter has stadied ah.-wing and ;»*
is new abroad having signed a contract to dance in some foreigi country.
He stated that he left Chicago on July 3rd, 1935, and went to New York
City there he stayed Iith hie with and daughter untilthey left by boat
for Europe, returning to Chicago on July 14, 1933. After the closing of
the 0.1. Inn Burns said that he stayed with his sister-in-lav: at 525'? S.
Hohian Street, Chicago, Illinois, for one week after returning to Chicago
from liar: York City. Iihile staying in New York he stated tint he stayed1 I
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at e szlnll hotel in -ue vicinity oi 52nd Street and Broadway, ihis '.
hotel, he said, vas directly across the street from some smsll_'theatre;,
This theatre suggested the name Albin to him, but he felt sure that '
this was not the right name of the theatre which res opposite the '
small hotel share he stayed, Be said that 3:-une Palm Garden was 10- .--
cated at B34 lhin Street, llbrest Fork, Illinois. He stated that he
vac the only person lmotn as Iimie, Iho stayed around the 0.1. Inn.
Ee stated that the big attraction at the 04>. Inn tad formerly been
a famous steak dinner which use first served at $1.50 but later reducedto ;',l.00, lloet of the guests at the dO.P, Inn were golfers, rho92.Iere _! going to or from golf courses locate in the -Tiestern suhlrbs, lhny 92
prominent Chicago men, he said, years ago Iould stojp at the 0,1, Inn
for meals. He denied absolutely having ever knorn or hoedlums staying
it the 0.1% Inn and Ihen shot: pictures or lash, Ieeting, Holden snd_ __ ;
the various aiapects in this case he positifely denied that he had
. ever seen any or them. He was closely questioned before being shom
the pictures, concerning the receipt of e telephone call on June 16, 92
l93J, from Kansas City or from some other torn, and delivering a mess§§6"
toiuc Stacey to the strait that Jelly had been taken. Burns said
that he had answered the telephone several times on June ld, since it
eras on the night of June lo, about ten p.m. that his nether had ;;s'esed'§vay.
is said that his nether had ,1ived in Ienoshe, Qisconain, an! that fellas-
ing his mothers death he had been notified by tB18PhO1'¢8s. e had"Ln1'ormed
Doc Stacey that it would be necessary tor him to have the seek-end cf!
and in consequence he had left Elmer in charge on Saturday morning end
had gone to his mother's funeral, not returning to the OJ. Inn until
I-bnday. Burns said that he felt sure that it he had received a telephone
call, similar to the one mentioned by agent, that he would have ramehered
its At first he said he did not remember Ihathar he had received this _
telephone call or not. Burns said that if Frances had called he Isl
sure he would have remembered her voice, although he could never fremnberhaving received Q telephone call from her in th9__1l=et,I_ f ' '
u It Isa evident rmn*mrne" attitude that he ihad no intention-
cf divulging e::,3' intoroation concerning the criminal associations of
"*1urioua members of this gang at the OJ. Inn; e repeatedly said that
he was not afraid or the gang, but it is believed that this men is --~"
possibly in poseeaaion of valuable information. Burns was closely
questioned in this regard and it was intimated that he might be held
iii a conspiracy to obstruct justice but he remained adamenti in in
assertions to the effect that he had not received e long distance
telephone call on June 16, 1933, or that he knew any or the 811899"!
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on August 7, 1933, and was interviewed by agents B1-antl , and -he was pubseque;.tl5"._interyiawedP31 this agerfts It the of his j
l.nte:'vi_sw, in, the presence of the three agents, he made the state:nentr7.-'3-"1"-*.;_,_..
that he did not tish to implicate anyone. He positiwelfdanied 1;a_ow- _
ing nun and the ohly picture of the suspects which he-could ids'1:1ti'_I'l'1" F
was that of Verne 0. Miller, which he admitted was the picture of-_'s-'»."-._:92
man he had not at some place, although he could not remember the time _
and location. Doc Stacey adnitted that he played golf practically -_
every day and that he had played golf regularly with Vincent Gebsrdi, '
alias Jack iicdurn. Ha stated that he played at the Antlers Oountry ' .
Club, St. Andrews Golf Oourse, the Haywood Golf Course, the Ooghill J-_ _
Golf Course, and others. 92Hs denied, however, that he had ever plsyed_1=" '
golf with Miller or with any of the other suspects. Ea stated that _
his first cook was named Marie and that while_!tarie was cook that Frances
had helped, acting more or less in the capacity of a bus boy in a downtown
restaurant. Frances had been connected with a dog kennel which was operated
next to the 0.1. Inn and that it was in that way that she became acquainted
with Marie and Doc Stacey. After Hzrie left Frances bee.-zine the cook and
worked in that capacity until a Scottish women named L-farien lietts was taken
in as a partner. Doc 5te.ce;' was unable to recall the full d_eta_il__s concern-3
ing this Marian Betta, but stated that she had indicated she had a follow-
ing of customers, which had prowed to be e false statement. Later Btacay
said he had a partner by the name of Danny Magic, who had later dropped
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" Doc Stacey indicated that Rocco Defirszio, or Dem-axis, er _- '
tony Iledrazio, or Dedrazia, had no interest whatsoever in his place. - *
The first mentiozed had an interest in slot machines in thct section,
whereas Ibny was now being looked for for e murder in Ielrose Park and
was supposed to be crazy. Stacey admitted knowing Rocco Dedrazio, but a _
stated he was not particularly friendly with him, and indicated that . '
he was not acquainted with Rocco's connections. -
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the sale or liquor was ha:;dl mostly by_two laws who operated on . e -
ilest side of Chicago. niece Jews, he indicated, had operated with the
syndicate, lie stated that 1":-ances was known in and about the 0.P. Inn
as 1".-rannie, It_was apparent from Bteoers attitude that he wculd not
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as requested b3"the Binninghaz Office, the moat recent group
picture and the most recent identification picture of Sam Golf _B_a5]_-_____
Hunt Ian forlrarded by letter to that office_en August 84, 1933. < F,
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. ~_ Inquiry he made through Er. J. 5.. Jones, resident managerat:the lhlsfeeater Beach Bctel on Laguat fad end 'Er. Garlaon, nag ofthree de . cler1:_s, Iai interviewed on that date. ieae peraona, howev 5
eere unable to identify any of the pictures of _euepec ts except that they
believed that they had eeen someone who reeembled Subject Verne Billed
in and about the hotel at eome time in the past, 4- check of the regietra
tion cards, however, failed to show anyone who had registered in 1935
using the name Verne Miller, er any of this subject's known alieeees -
Special Agent John L. lladela obtained information to the
effect that Subject. Verne Miller was residing in the vicinity of tln_ -reaidence of on; Iinkler, ehich ia_ 8500 5herida.n Road, Lpartnent 15 6,and that Verne illerfe alleged rife, Til, eaaicuppoaed to_be stayingecrbas the street from Verne L&l1er'e place; The information Ihich Ice
obtained from Lieutenant Andrew am-1-or the Chicago Police was to the _*--
eftect that James lengnne was visiting Iinkler regularly end that theae'
ten men IouJ.d_ often vi eit , and ths_t__Qe_se men would visit Subject liiller
These men, it was indicated, would also visit !di1le'r"s alleged t'ife,'"Ih0
was frimdly with Id:-e. iinklerg
"""_" agent interviewed oonfident'ia1" informant §t,'Iho'ie familiar
with those persons eho visit Gus Vinkler. La previously indicated, for
about six eeeka after the shooting at Kansas City, Gus Iinkler had hadfew, if any, via_itoreend that nines that time John la:~ran, fin1:ler"_eBt. ._l.ouie -relative, hae not lived at the ?;inI>'_lai- apartment. In fact, _,
no one had come in eith 92'ink.ler for some time and ve:7..fee people had
gone to this apartment, About the last week in July a roman aocelhat '
resembling Vivian iietthaes had celled and had asked for lire. Iinlaler,
and upon being informed that there Ina no one by that name in the
building had gone to her automobile, where there Ian another wean
sitting and Ind come back and naked for lira» lticheales Later, lire. - _
I-Eichaele had come down with her and had apparently gone golfing; flhia
roman, confidential informant H said had blond hair; It ie noticed
from recent reports front the new York Office that Yigian Matthews has '1rec ntlyyed n haira reddish t nt and ie no looser a um. ,/3~'T*1;-">192~~~,=,X 8ince' about the middle of augns t, hoeever, there have been -
two fairly frequmt visitors to Que Hinkler at hie apartment. Thqli
vieitora arc apparently Benny, Goldhlatt, whose description telliea -
exactli with the description given of the man, rho is eeen with Iinkler,1""
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tor wearing these glasses; jfnis nan appéars to bfwsry plea esnt"Iid;*,_ >.¢!;;__-
it was not noticed whether this individual had the tip oi one_tinQ1f .;.-- Q5.
missing, althoua his tees bears no resemblance whatsoewsr to that " "~."1
of Subject ller. Gus iiinkler stays in the apartment practically .?
every day and is seldom away for trips. Ho Lincoln Park police cars _' '
have been seen in that vicinity lately since romsrlr these police
cars used to see Iinklar home at nights when he was sloneand the police
wold frequently come in and ask for Mike, stating that they had one 'oi hie boys at which time Iinkler would apparently eettle"wit{_them,""'
. 1 -. - 1 1 ».= -1' -"5Special Agent -J. J, testing has oonteqéed sn"ir.!'crm'snt ,' 92_ '
who is familiar with the apartment house at 3318 Sheridan Road, wh.ich""' ' *
is one or the row building in that locality rentingturnishad apart» ' -
ments. Ibis building bears an unsavory reputation and was formerly '
the residence of rrcmei; of ill repute and oi panderers who catered to
'ceelth;.' trade and who Bll¢_'&¬6t.'. in various types of confidence games,
It is believed that this building has__ not-_H;_t_>_e_gn__leesed _tro:.__the Receiwer__,,_
and thepreeent manager Iis not known, gent Ksating's informant he-I -
promised, i.n addition, to secure information concerning the reliability
of the present manager. ..__ - ~. . - ' _,' . 1' '. . X; _.= k - I'illian:_'Ih.ret, the iumgtnl building at _ to slieriaeej
Road, illnedistely across jldine 8treet i'ron.ths building occupied Ii~I-.-.- '
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lhthews and was unable to identify it as any tenant or resident in this -
building. This picture was shown to others familiar with the tenants
and no identification was ends; -
Special Agent J. 1.. Hadala made inquiry at the Victor .. __ . . -.
Apartments, 434 Roscoe Street and interviewed B. B. Lino, the manager, "
who advised after viewing all the photographs ct the suspects__in this _case th.Bg'gO1l6 1' the _.par'tiT had ever oven tenants i._n that build!-I7. i,1' 7 '92 * it J 92 , 92
, Because oi the fact that' ii:-. n-at reinunhered that an-ed
haired girl had been seen driving e T-l6 Cadillac to the Belmont Hotel ~
at Belmont A1rgn~_1s_a.nd Sheri den Road, inquiry was male at that place_____M_
of Ir. '3. B. Wilson, the manager. Special Lgent I-Eadela accompanied
agent on this intertier: at which time it res learned through Eir. .¥¬ileon
that e. very close choc}-: tee kept on all tenezts in that hotel and that
it could :'elie.cl" be etated that neither Efiller nor Vivian Fathers
had rece '.tl;-' resided at that place; '
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to the Kansas Ci't:.' 0ff_ice.si1'|oo this is t e only original picture of ';
these individuals the Chicago Division Office hos, it Vahouldhe returned '
after it has been shown to various persons who are familiar with thei =3, -»
persons who participated in the massacre. This is being done because .' _
of the fact '-that Moran has not been seen at the Iinkler epartment'oinos 5-
the shooting at Kansas City. - ~ 1
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be dpozed necessary at the address,'4838 I. Hedi son Street, there one '."
Irani: Stine]-%;~~ and one Hrs. Hitty Earner live. .11. is poeei!-le that the
nan who contacts Hrs. Hsnsr is really B1g'Homsr, end'it is also possible
that ?ren!: sngel,-x, who gave the reference of Bob Rcbonsld, is one of .
the E-338; ' m i__vH__ |_______ _____ _ H ____ -
Additional investigation should he made in the vicinity of
1254 J. iisclison _Street in an effort tc locate one .le.:::es or Gus Stevens. -
Further investigtion should be undo at 1240 Congress Street; P
the address given by .11-thur Johnson, using the alias O. E. Cameron _ =
at tne_.'tine that he registered st the Ieffereon Pork Hoe;-ital; It is I
bossihle that Ziegler may have been at this address since no address L
was given at the hospital. Consideration will he given to an interview '
with Dr," omens with a vies to determining the address of this Ziegler
and possibly his identity.
It is suggested that a further investigation be conducted
in order to ascertain the contacts of Frank Hag.-es B1.-d that after an ~
appropriate investigation is made in this regard that Payee he thor-
oughly interviewed; . e . -. _-- s -~'-;'-_;.j~
927h It is al thought advisable to rzaks an appropriate inquiry 5t the atfieid sirtmaat atoll, 3333 J. '-eashingtor; Eoulorard, to_ " '
learn the contacts of Horse, who is possibly friendly with Subject .1 '
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Additional inquiry should be made with e vial? to locating
scsgsct Phillips through the 1233 Illinois license numbers B60-16?, '
or 863-169, although it is 3'.-roha:le that these mmbers ere inaccurate»
Sich further leads as nay be suggested the text of
this report rill he duly covered incluiin; the fa-ct that it mi 59
advis a1:-le :0 locate .7. J. Dcnick and interview hin in regard to all?!
possible connection which he may have lfitia the llsneae Cit? £18889-@110
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