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office the tenth iuetant, it in eteted that I an today in receipt of tbe"~;.,~
report oi Special Agent A. I. lloratrom, rendered at Kaneae Oity; Ilieeonri,
December 9, 1955, rite which Ina tranenitted to the Little Rook office I ,-.
PhOtO.;l'eph of George-uunn. This report eontained a lead tor_the Little *7
Rock office to locate and interview Dunn at Fort Smith, Lrkansal, eonoc-I-"
in; his oontecta eith the relaining tugitivae in this caae. Ae only one ~
Bpy of this report nae received at the little Rook office. I an euhmitting
for your information an excerpt from it relating to Dunn'e poeeible rela- ~~
tionehip with Llvin Xnrpie: t _ ..,_
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"i.hile in the vicinity of Cofteyville, Kaneae, late Smith, 8pe- ~eial Agent, Missouri kacific Railroad, Cofreyville, Kanaae, eea oongote
eni he edvieed that he had been recently approached by one Charli tie,
an Indian, or cofteyville eno had offered to put Xnrpie and Geupbeli on the
eyot for e euiteble price. Mr. Smith related that iiaxjrie had reeiopd ill, -
South Coffeyville, Oklahoma, for approximately teenty year; and nari"e;-,ent a _
great deal oi time at Tom liill'a place. He felt mrria nae eell_.inforle;l_
ee to any and all criminal activitiea in South Coffeyville _in tbatl,'i'>e;'had "
aeeooieted with the criminal element at that place i'orn_ume!'oue yganam.
had eerved a year and e day at the U. 3. Penitentiary at Leavenworth, ' .
xaneae, tor violation or the internal Revenue Let. ~- fj_ "- o t.,.- 1.-I-ff "."".92f_i! _
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although he ie not yeraanelly acquainted eitb either Ia:-pie or Campbell, he I
knee certain eontncte oi theirs and believed that after eoaxe effort of hie-
he could eecm'tein their present ebereeboute. He etateci that hie brother; Y4
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he knew a 9-eat may arininal aharactare in that vicinity. Jtlarris atabd 11?
that he believed George Dunn, a toner innate of the Kansas State Panit&-
tiary, Lancing, lenaaa, presently employed as e glans blower in Iort Smith, I
Arkansas, would ha Karpis' beat contact ia that vicinity. II described '--5',- '
Dunn as as older Ian than la:-pie but stated that thq had served time to-v.5.
gather at Lancing and during that tile had been the best at ftialdla
Harris aaid that Dunn eae relaaeed from Lansing in 1931 hut during his 1.1- "-
onroaration Barrie deaaribed Lax-pie ae Dunn's punk and that Dona was the '
"min ml." Arte: the releaea of lax-pie tron Lansing, he adopted Duan'a
name as an aiiaa. according to Harris, and he felt they were atill in aloaa
contact. B0!-ever, Barrie adviaod that he had been informed that George '
Bill, postal inspected at Tulsa, Oklahoma, believed that Dunn had partieb
pated in the robbery ot a nail clerk in South Coffeyville, Oklahoma, ll
1933 and that Dunn w a lore or leaa in hiding at the present time althoup ' '
he had mde aawaral feits oi late to South Coffayvillo, Oklahoma. Ba-I'll!
remarked that Georg 'iil had eought his aarvicea in ascertaining Doan'a L,sherenbouts and the 92e had inteaded to negotiate with Bill the day follow-
ing the intarviaa in an attempt to tied Dunn at Fort iinith, Arkaneas. ».
Harris adviaed that he believed within a Ianthe tine, with the aid of Ah
Agent and necaascry axpenaa money, he could locate both Larpia and Campbell
by discreet inquiry through Burr Bead lead; or Tulsa, Gclahosn, and man,
both of whom he is intiantaly acquainted with. Ha was informd that the
Bureau would pay $2,500.00 for Karpis and $1,000.00 for Campbell for ooh-7
fidemtial inform tion turniahod exclusively to the Bureau and leading ta
their arrests hut that the interviewing Aganta had so authority to furniah '
expense money and that thia matter aould he taken up with the special Agent
in Charge oi tho Kennel City Office and a decision reached at an early '-1
data. ne aaa further interned that he ahould make every effort is the "
meantime to obtain all poaaihle information concerning thooo subjects and
tranamit the some to the llanaca City Bureau Oftioa. a- - _- -A A
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through his office and etatad that he felt that Harrie sea thoroughly ra-
liebla and that he had aasistad him in mmaroua oases, A V_ ....,-- " ' "
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graphs of George Dunn ias Georg Davis, e@lia'|T5u:n-zy, aliaa Charlie, s,. Xaiilima, alias Georgeonlay, alias Goorgqrnarling were acourcd. Be Idl
aontanced on l-18-23 from Phillip County, Kansas, to carve one to tive '-
years tor burglary and larceny. Be ia described as follower _
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induced 1:; Barr; Campbell's aiatar and pother to alga a bond V
for Harry Carpbeii in a atato acurt in Nina, Oklahoma; that _ -.
iizmry Cmpbell naa jurrpad thin bond and a Judy:-eat bad bean L ,obtained and ma at the pronnt lino being hold in_§bnyan0o_
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Oklahoma, I-pecial Agent '1'. I1. Birch aw on apeoial aaaignant ill " '
connection with t';~.ia mttar at C1onland,Ohio adviooa no an tolions _-.
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tn early part oi 11l;.4 aith tho lata Special Agent 8. I
on tho abovo entitled can, contact nan had with aaaL'01iasa1§eYe;n!=, who operates a92heaut7 parlor in Tulsa, thin , I0 * - '
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not 60:11! Kr. Damon to know that she in giving any infomatill '
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H _ homo of the rather and mt-her of Harry Campbell at Tulsa, it in ruquustcd.
that otter suitable two of some has been made bjyour office in preparing
- nporti an to mu, pmuam of oourao that they are not in tr.-=1: wan-Qty
, - ' quoted in ouch reports, that the daily log nnlntainvd of the activities
at the-plllt being zminta lned by the thmo ogentl who are uatching tho
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DR. JOSEPH P.0M0P.m, with aliases, 1.0. #1232; et ossmucnon or JUSTICE};
REFERENCE: A i'e1egram'from the Hen York Office dated, Hovember *~fv
DE/1A.II.S: ' Upon receipt of telegram of reference, telephonic ink '
quiry was made of Identification Officer Doney of the Savannah,
Georgia Police Department, yho advised that his depart-nent-had noinformation that Thomas J.'*'0'Bell is at present wanted. He advised
that his records disclosed that 0'Del1 was arrested on October I4,1953, and held for investigation umder yxeir number 3251. He stated
that O'Del1 gave the name of Harold Lee Bradley when arrested but '
later furnished the name of Thdnas J. 0'De11.' He was delivered to
the Sheriff at Deland, Florida, on October 16, 1935. He furnished ;
the following description of O'Del1, as obtained from his records:
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December 14, 1935
Director
Federal Bureau oi Investigation
U. S. Department of Justice
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Washington, D. C.
Re: BREKID
Dear Sir:
Previou investigation conducted in this case has established
that subject Ks s at one time expressed himself as being interested in
the prcmotion of slot machines in Europe in canpany with Clarence Heber-
brand, William . llitchell and William Fergus or Cleveland, Ohio.
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have been in Europe for acme time, presumably being there tor the purpose
of nakingdcontacts, in order to promote the slot machine racket in Europe,
and the information available in Cleveland at this time is that these men %
contemplate returning to Cleveland to spend the Christmas holidays.
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purpose of the enti of any other per-
ling with Heberbrand, Kitchell and Fergus, it being noted,
as set out hereinberore, that undoubtedly three Roumaniene accompanied
this party on the trip rrm the United States, and also to conduct such
investigation as is possible for the purpose of determining Ihethr or
not these persona, in tact, made an effort to introduce slot machines
into Roumania.
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Reference is made to time report of Special Agent Z. J.
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December 13, 1935, and especially to the last paragraph of this
report.
It is requested that this Office be advised as to whetherany steps sh -1d be taken to assist Hr. and Mrs. Walterzkarsh inobtaining 2/;:rnit_to_carry a_pistol. It is noted not nly in ref-
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taining a permit to carry a pistol for the protection of her life.
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former notorious gangster in securing a permit to carqy a pistol
without first securing an expression of approval from the Bureau.
Very truly yours,
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I ' - 11- -- - I I_, I ' On December, , 1935, the writer reE_eived inforniation '
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had information to t e effect that Alvin Karpis and Harry Campbell
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* had left a short time ago for Coffeyville, Yansas, where they' -, were reported to be in hiding at this time. Detective Schick had ' A
' furnished other information prior to this time but the writer was '-
never able to contact the infornnnt who gave him this information.
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Kansas City, Kansas Police Department and contact was nude with _
Detective Schick and Jack Jenkins, Chief of Detectives. Jenkins > I
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hone of Detective Schick, who lives at 21407 Park Avenue, Kansas '
City, Fansas, for a conference on December 2, 1955. Shortly after '_.~-
arriving at this house Detective Schick stated that he would go -J; ' -
and get the informant and bring him there, the writer having in- ~
formed him that the Special Agent in Charge of the Kansas City _§ ;
Bureau Office would like to confer with him. Schick left the if
house and shortly thereafter returned with the confidential in- '7
formant in this case, whose name is being furnished the Bureau by -
letter under personal and confidential cover. s
_ After a short conference between the confidential infonmnt, -
Chief of Detectives Jenkins and Detective Schick and this Agent, , "'
the writer called Special Agent in Charge Smith at his residence
and informed him that a contact had been nude with the confidential A
informant and a meeting was arranged for about 9 P.1I. or 9:50 PJJ.
to be held in the office of the Special Agent in Charge of theKansas City Office. ' ' A ' '
The confidential informant stated he had been contacting
a mmber of wanted men at a hotel and saloon, whose address he did -- W"
not furnish. He further stated that he had been in contact with ,
Alvin Yarpili and Harry Campbell but they were not in the city at '_ l_
this time, stating they were in hiding at Coffeyville, Kansas; that
he had made his first contact with these men aboutythree or four 1weeks ggo. He further stated, and had informed Detective Schick -_<_hereto ore, that on one occasion Campbell and Karpis were in an ' ' A
automobile parked on liinnesota Avenue, Kansas City, Kansas. Detective
Schick informed Agent that he had told him this was three or four_ A
days prior to this meeting, but upon being questioned by this Agent
and Special Agent in Charge Smith he stated that he had not seen ' A
Farpis or Campbell for about three weeks. . ~ _: ' f-
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this place wherethe gang met that night and needed some money ru-,,
expenses. Agent gave him $15.00 cash. The informant also wanted "
a gun of some kind but Agent informed him that the Government didynot T
allow employees to furnish informants firearms of any kind._ lhe_ _ I
informant also mentioned an automobile and was informed that the '
Government did not furnish automobiles to anyone; that he had the "
necessary cash and could proceed to this spot of his by taxicab.
' After leaving the Kansas City Bureau Office the informant
stated he intended to go to the hangout. He was not seen again
until the next evening when Agent made an appointment with him to
meet him at the Schuyler Hotel about midnight, December 5, 1955.
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Upon his arrival he appeared to have had a number Of drinks. He
was questioned very carefully and finally admitted that the gang _ .
was hanging out in a hotel and saloon run by a man known to the .Kansas Citq; Bureau Office $§"Sl5.zn1§¬Good, but whom informant states _goes under the name of Duk I udmn. Quéglfioned as to who iqaround this place he stated that Russel ne alias "Sp£se e; -Q_l_a_rgnce *'5parger, whom he gates goes under the name o Sprague; .Virgil?-*;ickson alias Virgi ickinson alias Virgif'§Lemon; Blackie ' I
man known to him as Blackidliianguero. He states he does not know . .. '
whether that is his true name but identified him as the man who had , 3
killed e zen named Carpenter in Kansas City sometime ago. _He iurther- 1.
stated that there were four or five other men hanging around there whose _ I
names he did not know and a number of women. He stated that directly I I ;
over the saloon was where this gang held their parties; that they 4 "
had plenty of firearms, having several sawed off shot guns; one ""_ _
rifle; all having one or two pistols apiece and plenty of ammunition, =1
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The informant stated he was to make a trip to '1op'eka, 7 ' _ =.
Kansas for the purpose of making a contact on December 14, 1935, and
that if any results were obtained in Topeka he would get in touch 4
with Agent by telephones _ _. I _- I I ._ I ;I_ I I I
' ; About 3:30 Psli. December 14, 1935, Chief of Detectives Jaol:
Jenkins of the Kansas City, Kansas Police Department called Agent _"
at the Kansas City Office and stated he had just received a tele-
phone message from informant, who had telephoned from the office? I
of the Chief of Police, To eke, Kansas, stating he was there and : ' +,intended to leave about 3:£5 PJ1. and wanted to have Agent and ., 3
K : IIII JOfficers Schick and Jenkins meet him at the corner of 38th and . ,_ _ _ I
Stgte Streets, Kansas City, Kansas at 5:35 P»!-lo; that he was travel-. ' A
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ceeded to this location and waited at the corner designated until _ I
6:10 PAL when a maroon colored Terraplane Sedan bearing a "3"» g ::j.- ~ y
license was seen to pass, occupied by two men, traveling at a _slom_"; ~_ ,
rate of speed, the machine not stopping. Same was followed to 10th ,,~
Street, Kansas City, Kansas, where it stopped and parked, the in-,1. ' .
forrnnt getting out of the mohine, entering a_house-where he re-'{._I,; _
mained about ten minutes; then left and proceeded to his home where - ~ <1, -
he remained a few minutes, the officers and this Agent going to the_- f ;- <
top of the hill around the corner, and aIfew minutes later Iinforsantf ;' '.I.
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, .-Hwho cane from Topeka with him he found Virgil Dickson in his home j;.'_ _I.{__
waiting for him; that they intended to go then to the hangout ofI-_A.:~' l V .= Hi ,-
Slim Good: together, and that he would giveus the results Tofu; .,_
his visit later one Nothing further was heard from him that days IQ- -;I'f~ Tr
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had been badly injured in a wreck on U. S. Highway 71, but time _-tr:
he had been unable up to this time to locate him; that he had under
a contact with John Langdon about two weeks ago when John Langdon .
appeared at iniormant's home in Kansas City, Kansas, driving I. I
Ford Coupe, accompanied at that time by Blackie Doyle; that no r> ~. "
contact has been made between informant and John Iangdon since that ' .
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that he had information that Langdon was in some hospital either in
Kansas City, Kansas or Kansas Ciw, Missouri; later, when speaking i '
of this matter, he stated that he believed that John Iangdon was
now being treated by a doctor whom he stated was Dr. Jarman, being
treated in this doctor's house. He also stated that John Langdon 1
could be found some where in the neighborhood of 27th and Troost,
Kansas City, Missouri. é __ _ __ Q
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the had gone there for the purpose of contacting a man named "Swede" -
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he claims he met there was named Leste , tone alias "Rock", whom
he states came from Detroit; that they were to join the mob at .
Slin Good: place that night; that "Swede" Anderson had two new _
nmchine guns and one 30.30. _ k- _ J _. '_ _ y _
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he had gone to Slim Good's place theyihad furnished him with a 058 _
caliber revolver. This information was given Agent by Chief Jenkins,
and while interewing informant Agent asked to see this pistol
and informant did not have it stating he had returned it. Jack '
Jenkins advised he had previously furnished informant with his own
personal .380 caliber Colt's automatic pistol for his protection. "
This pistol was later taken from informant by this Agent and re-
turned to Jack Jenkins, who later made arrangements to secure I. ' __
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he had any further information. He stated that if he could get in
touch with Jac1ZRich he might be able to get further information;
that he had inforznation that a number of guns had been smuggled into
the Liissouri State Penitentiary at Jefferson City, Ilissouri, and
that they were contemplating making a break at that institution.
He did not say where he got this information.
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in Coffey-ville, Kansas with Alvin Karpis, Harry Canpbell and a man . i A.
V he knows as "Shorty'§;1Lord and that he believed he would be able
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formant at the Schuyler Hotel, where he appeared with Detective Schick.
At this time there were no indications that informant had been drinking
' thany intoxicating liquors. He stated that after leaving Agent e . _ ,
night before he had returned to Slim Good's place for the purpose i g
1:ak' contact with Virgil Dickson and when he asked Slim of ing a
Good where Virgil was Good told him he had better go up to the cottage;
' thethat the gang was at that place at that time. He asked where
cottage was and Slim Good made no reply. .He was later informed _- g
' l D'ckson was looking for him. Agent advised him to re-l that Virgi 1
turn to his home; that if Dickson was looking for him he would oer- -
tainly nnke his contact with him there. This he agreed to do. l.
Informant further stated that at one of the meetings with
Virgil Dickson and the gang at Slim Good's hotel they were contemplat-
ing robbing a place, he believed a bank, located a short distance
out of Kansas City. He was unable to furnish the name of the bank
or the place where the robbery was to be. He stated that they had
been looking for a man to act as outside man and also to drive a '
car, and from their conversation he states they believe that he,' - -
the confidential informant, is "Snot" and were going to take {chance *
with him. The conversation went so far as some one suggesting that
the informant steal a car; that the car was to be a good car, asedan. and fast. l " l ; ',
Informant also stated that "Spike" lane and he had been
on the verge of having a fight several times, stating that Spike
lane did not like him, but that he did not fear Lane- ' .; g. i I4
Arrangements have been made to contact this informant at,
a later date and the results of any information he might furnish
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vises she has never been to St. Paul and 1 q_
nothing of the St. Paul oonnec one in this ease. *'~Has not as yet written Lillian?-Iolden in an ef-
lieve Holden would impart this information to
her if she lme-I, but promises to mke the ate »temps. Identifies the photograph of John B:.92s- .- -
sell lo:-an as the party who disposes of stolen
bonds for the Chicago and St. Louis gangs. Gives -
__ 3. information relative to former "leaks" in this_ -jf ' Bureau's activities in Chicago. " ' 2' " '
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the late Gus lnkler and her husband, Walter Marsh, 113 Southwestern
I ber 10, 19,35. ' V I ._ I - ° .&"4.T.92'.',. 5 I ;,, r II , '4 ,- gegf gag_ 1 . when questioned regarding statements madg'§_by,-_¢c§_;g'__= to,V'_$:pe§:,"_. gent F. g u;-le oi t Office concerning the aiuil, Qg-IeaB&e_g¥g,'m P IParkway, Louisville, Kentucky, appeared at this Bureau 0§fio§,}bj&?P;cem- __
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of the St. Paul-Eiimieapolis underlrorld, the person whom she said ran r
a very select cabaret in St. Paul and who had handled the Eddie Liben-_ __________,;
burger bonds, lira. liarsh picked out the photograph of Harry Sawyer i.n;3:"5 g?
mediately from a group exhibited to her as the person she had in mind. V " " J
She was very positive in her idmtification, although she stated that--_ ~_,_
she had seen him only once. On that occasion Sawyer appearedwith his _ _' -rife at her home when she was living with Gus Winkler in Chicago at. ' "
3300 lake Shore Drive. She said that Sawyer spent the evening at thei!'»""_ _ A
home; that he told her he was going to give her an ermine coat and at
the present time he owes her $500.00. $he said that Sawyer abragged ~ -
about having St. Paul as he wanted it, and that he could fix snyming '
there; he invited them to come visit him in St. Paul and said that it
was perfectly safe there for his friends. _
Hrs. Earsh stated that she had never been to St. Paul in her 1
~| ,life end therefore did not know any of the connections of the St. Paul A .;.
underworld; that all the information she had gotten relative to Sawyer " -'
being the leader of the St. Paul underworld and running a large and a 1
elaborate cabaret there came from Gus Winkler. She was unable to h1r-
nish any information whatsoever regarding any connection the gangsters
in St. Paul had with the Police Department, although she said that she g
lmew that svch a connection existed as she bad heard Gus Iinkler and
other gangsters speak of it.
She stated that she knew for a tact that there was a very - e
close connection be eon the underworld in Chi go and the ChicagoPolice. That one AJEZI.-ehznan, known generally a%Hounty", a govern- _ment agent, she thou ht with the Prohibition De rtment, Ins on the . _
payroll of the underworld and drew $300.00 a month from that source; ._
that she had often seen him paid off; that because of his government g . V '
connection he was able to get information from the police and our Bur-
eau Office in Chicago and thereby tip off the gangsters to what _ V
to xpoct. That two Chi_ce.go detectivesly e of Buck Kimster.mi Howell, P " t ese cases who were assigned to nelvin Perri: C9 1!D£k_£2g_
_on fe active _pa,;Lrg_1_], Qf uld ti them Off ll - .
El th ovornment's}1an=' that K _ Q 4-Q E umbers of the gang at he; house at night and tell what was transpir- J
sell Moran, alias Bade Moran, whom she said she knew well. _ She said , ,
that Koran was the one who handled all the stolen bounds for the ga.ngs__»_ *
in St. Louis, St. Paul and Chicago. That he was the one who disposed _ ,
of the bonds in the Lincoln, Rebraska, bank robbery in St. Louis; that ~ ~
he had a pOW6l'i92l1 political "hookup" in St. Louis. She said that he
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worked with a m hy the name of B pbll-Brown in st. Louis. That both
of these men were backed by Howar Quinn, a pcwerml political figure ,;__7__,__g___g___~in that city. She said that Quiniwas the head of most of the large p"_,_ 1
dog race tracks in this section of the country; that Moran usually ; ; A V
oould be found following horse and dog racing. It is recalled that ,_- _;
agents of this Bureau kept John Russell Moran under constant surveil- y1 .lance during the racing of the Kentucky Derby at Louisville, Kentuclqf,the latter pagf lpril, 1935, in the hope that he would attempt to I ,jcontact Willi rrison. ,_ _ < _. j ' ; - _. 1 __
.., a, ~_ _ .ys.~_Mrs. Harsh idc.1ti1ied the photograph of Clmrles Joseph0Fits$' 3
gerald known to her as 'i "Old Chuglc", and stated _that she knew him well. "
She advised that Fitz;-arald, his wife, Isabell Born, known generally '
as "§elle" and Lillian Holden were the ones wh "spotted" the bank at Q
Lincoln, Nebraska, at the time of the bank robbery; that they spent 7
a week or more in that vicinity "running the roads" determining the Ti"best roads to travel in mking the getaway;-t£he said that Fitzgerald i
usually ran around with a man by the name of - Big_§9_m_gr." She did not
know his last name, but stated positively t it was not Homer Van -
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She advised that she knew Alvin Karpis, although she had seen
him only e time. That when she and Gus Winlcler were living in Chi-cago, Joe?§er-gel had sent her to a saloon on First Avenue and Twenty-
eeeond Street, near the Speedway Hospital to tip Karpis off to get out
of town; that this was the only time she had ever seen him She stated
that Lillian Holden knew Karpis well; that she had not as yet written ~
this woman in an effort to learn where Karpis is, as Lillian Holden -3,.
is still on the payroll of this gang and she did not feel that she would
divulge any information to her especially in view of the fact of her '_ '
recent magazine articles regarding this gang. She stated that if she
happened to run across Holden on the street and had a talk with her, she
might get such information, but not from writing a letter. However, ,,_
after consideration, she said that she would write such a 1etter,as she
was really curious as to what kind of a reply she would receive. She,
further advised that Verne Miller: wife, "Vi," knew Karpis real well ~
and if she would, could possibly give valuable informational to his
location» , » ._ _ i _~e.= ~ - 1 4 __
' - e ~ -,/ . .< .--.i' Mrs. Harsh stated the St. and Chicagoigangs
very closely allied; that in her opinion it would be impossible to r
gang and the und rworld generally in St. Paul. That if she would talk
she could possibly give information regarding the connection between the
St. Paul underworld and the St. Paul Police. p
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stated that Iron Dorsey was well acquainted with Harry Sawyer and his ~
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way attempted to feel out agents of this Office regarding any finan-
cial consideration for any information she has given, nor has she ever '"~»-rs":
stated that she might be able to get further information were she ad-_ ~
vanced funds. She at this time stated however, that she would appreciate -,
this Office using its influence in helping her and her husband get a ,-~ '
permit to carry a gun, as she thought that in view of the recent articles
she had written for publication, that some attunpt might be made upon _, . Q
her life. Agent Hurley accompanied Ir. and Mrs. Marsh to the Police Head-. - ;e
quarters for the purpose of introducing then to the Chief of Police and L _ '
the Chief of Detectives. They were informed there, that such s. pcmit
would have to be granted by Judge Ewing. The matter was dropped at that e _
stages V A 4 . , c _
On the following day Mrs. Marsh telephoned this Office and re- 1
quested the writer and Agent Hurley to call upon her as she had a nutter Q
she wanted to discuss» A-gent Hurley contacted Mrs. Harsh and she stated 4
that she knew a very powerful and prcninent lawyer in Chicago that was .
exceedingly well thought of. That the mention of his name in connection ,
tartli e with gang activities in Chicago would be a sensation and very s ng
She said that he did a great deal of charity work, but that his large q
fees amounting at times to $10,000-OO and over, would come from gangsters
I for dxerting his influence in their behalf when they got in hot water.
but t d as the man That he never appeared in court to defend them, ac e
behind the scene. She refused to reveal his name at this time, stating V
that she believed that this Office, by exerting its influence, could
assist her and her husband in securing a permit to carry a pistol for
the protection of their lives; tint if this Office would assist her in V
this matter, she would be glad to give what informtion she could in mat 3
ters in which the Bureau is interested. She was given no assurance that ~
this Office would be able to assist her in this nutter. The Bureau is '
being requested by special letter to advise this Office if any steps
should be taken towards granting Hrs. Marsh's requests
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note, serial [;QQ022§§§, deposited Iith V
F1 st National Bank of Miami by one GeorgeL.iGri1ey, Miami, Florida, on ll-23-55,
which was apparently received from the - V
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As noted in the letter of reference, the first Netiona1_Bank
of Miami, Florida, advised the Jacksonville Office, by letter on November-
24, 1955, that e $1,000.00 note on the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta,
serial §F-00023485, had been discovered on that date, but_was unable to
detennine the source from which it was obteined." ' e r~-_ A
Interview was had with Mr. Vern0n.I~ 1016, Cbif Ttllre
First National Bank of Miami on November 2'2, 1935, at which-time he ed-
vised that on Borenrer 23, 1935, one George L. Griley, a reputable - 1
deroeitor had deoosited to his checking account with the First RationalI t , of $50 O00 O0 consisting of twentv-one-thousand dollarB511-k -B sum 5 e g - .. -- -
bills that when Mr. Griley made the deposit the teller receiving same ~had neglected to observe the serial numbers on the bills and it Iaa~¢;
t til th folloring day rhea the deposit came to NT. Lowe, that the I10 UR A 6 -I 3 -bi1l_ln question was observed. lu Inme stated that he immediete17_,
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<11 November 26, 1935, Ir, Lowe forwarded the bill to the Jacksonville ~
Branch oi the Federal Reserve Bank of Ltlanta requesting that it be held
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not possible to intervier him prior to December 9, 1935, at Ihiob. time 1 ~
he was questioned, at his residence, 51 Southwest '!Ienty Second Bead, .;-_~ =-_
Miami, concerning the source from which he had obtained the bill, Ir. _
Griley stated that he obtained it from the Iirst National Bank of Iiazzi, 7 1-
erplaininq that on or about Iune 24, 1955, he received a check from * -.i -
Fennel and Beans, Stockbrokers at Miami, for $34,174.70. He took the 1
check to the first National Bank to have it cashed and asked for their -
sand dollar bills. Ch that occasion he claims that the bank did not
have the amount in thousand dollar bills, but promised to obtain the!" '»
bills for him. On the following day he called at the bank and received
thirty-four one thousand dollar bills which he put into his safety de-
posit box in the First National Bank. In verification of his claim, -
Br. Griley exhibited his statement from Iermer and Beene indicating that
he had received the above mentioned amount, by check, on June Ed, 1935.. ~ .
Mr. Griley informed that he had taken about four of the bills from
time to time; had deposited twenty thousand to his checking account with
the first Rational Bank on November 23, 1935, and still had ten thousand
in his safety deposit box. He volunteered to accompany Agent to the ' '1
bank for the purpose of checking the bills he still possesses. After
having observed the serial numbers on each bill, it was determin.ed_that
none of them bears any numbers to shoe e oonneetio with this case. .Ihile
checking the bills in hie deposit box, Hr. Griley exhibited to Agent a .
memorandum which indicates that on July 1, 1935, he withdree one thousand "
dollars; on July Bl, 1935, three thousand and on November 25, 1935,
twenty thousand. It may be stated that Ilr. Griley is a wealthy retired
realtor of Miami; of good character and reputations ' " __ ~ -" » 1
Through inquiry of nu. H. B. Oliver, first Vice President,
first National Bank of liiami, it was ascertained that on June 24, 1935," >
after Mr. Griley had sought to cash the check in question, the First - ~2 - at
Rational Bank wired to the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, Jackecnville =
Branch, requesting $40,000.00 and this egnunt Iesreceived on June 25, 1
1935, when the check was cashed for Hr. Oriley, 111$;-ere;-s, 1514, 011v;-kt _
presumed that the one thousand dollar bills given to llr. Griley were "
receired from the Jacksonville Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank,t czq -
but he was not positive since the bank has no record of the denomination
of bills which made up the shipment of forty thousand dollars.D
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questing that the attached subpoena he served on 1.. I. Grey, Y-
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Agent proceeded to Ilankato, Minnesota, and net Bpeciel Agents 1. {
Tonia and ll. V. Kirkland, who had theretofore been detailed on that
telephone tap on the telephone of BELL] BURN. Special Agent Kirkland .
pointed out the residence of mm: man, about three miles smthrest
of llankato, where BELL! BJRN was located and informed that the Bureee ' -"
desired hm cooperation in connection with the investigation of the ' _
ease involving the kidnaping of Edward G. Brenner, and that interview
was desired with her at the office of the Bureau in 8t,Panl. She * p ~
sted that such interview might be ccnducted in her heme. Bawever,l92-1889
she was informed that the files in this case were so voluminous that it
d ith Agents would not be possible to carry all of the papers eroun w
that would be necessary in the ccnduct of his interview, whereupon
she agreed to accompany Agents to 8t.Panl for questioning. __
Upon arrival at the St.Panl Office she was informed
b Acting Special Agent in Charge Clinton Stein that in the course of YLthe investigation in the Brenner ease, which had been going on for nearly
1 . two years, it had bem ascertained that cggglb nrzcmmn a ies 4
Murphy and other aliases, had been assoc ated with the perpetrators
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or this lddnaping for acme time prior to as well as after the ki aping;
ti had been developed indicating that she in turn had been that info:-ma on
associating with IITZBERAID over e period of years end that the primary
f ation as she night have object of the interview was to secure such in om
which would ultimately lead to the location of such of the kidnapers as
have not yet been apprehended, and also as a means thereto to ascertain
well as such connections as the present whereabouts of lI1'ZGKRALD, as g_
d that while it was not he might have in various parts of the country, an _
expected that she would relate any of her activities which might be of
evidentiary value in the prosecution against herself, it was believed
that she could f92n~nish certain infonsation which waild be oi value ,_ - . 'without necessarily implicating herself. '>. is _-A < ;_. A _ . q
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t d that an ettunpt g be used against her, and she related that she erpee e
would be made to procure such a statement by any means iiateoever, as
she had read of and seen motion pictures of the manner in which rep-
reaentativee of this Bureau operated. Ihen photographs of IITZGERAID
her she stated that she had never seen the personwere exhibited torepresented; am not know FITZGERALD or anyone of this name or an of
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acquainted with any of the participants in the kidnaping whose photo-; .
a were shown to her, and knew very little about it other than ~"' ' -. sr PM _ .
what she had read in the headlines of various newspapers. She Bl ; ,._
interviewed continuously by Acting Special Agent in Charge stein endv..v
Agent for the three days that she was in Bt.Panl, but at no time would 3she admit an acquaintance with H or any of his known associates.
She did state that she had known Jae venport and his wife for several .
-years and that mi me occasion, possibly daring 1933, Ira. Davenport - 1 e
/was taking care of a little girl about five years of age named Ii-aneine -V
I ' that Mrs Davenport had to go to Ohicago and informed her that ames .this child belonged to s lady who was in a hospital and requested that
she BELLE BURN, take care of the little girl until lire. Davenport . I
returned fran Chicago, and that she did t ks care of this child for a 1few days. It will be recalled that HAPBYASLIYZB and ife were known .-in Cleveland under the name erQmas, and that Gladys%awyer brought
Francine with her to St.Paul while lire. Sawyer underwe t an operation,
BELLI BORN stated ehe did not know that this child belonged to the . _.n ..
Sawyers and did not know either Harry or Gladys. ~
Ivory effort was made to persuade BELL] $3 to advise
dwa ' as to whether. or not IITZGKRAID was dead or alive, but when no has y -
do in this manner it was intimated to he that there were numerous . was ma
ho had identified her as having been present with l'I1.7ABAID, witnesses w
particularly in Ohio, Illinois, and California, and that on at least one -r
occasion there were several witnesses who could identify her as having .-, _ided with IIEZGERAID at which time certain of the defendants in this V- 1'68
case who were then fugitives visited I'l'iZGEH.AI.D, and tlrmt she ougit to
realise that her continued silence in the face of such identifications »
th urisdietion A might be looked upon by the prosecuting attorney in ano er j
as an indication of guilty lmowledge of the identity of these fugitives,
which migat possibly lead to a prosecuticn being instituted against her
on e. charge of harboring these fugitives. She stated that such witnesses
must be mistaken as she did not know IITZGERAID or his associates. " " ' '
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of Special Agents '1'. G. lielvin, St.Paul, 4-2.8-55; D. 3. Ball, Detroit,
i ti ns elating to - 3-14-35 as well as numerous inter-office canmun ca o r _ _
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registration of various automobiles by I'I'.['ZGERALD were dieduese wit
h that it could easily be established - BELLE BCRN so as to convince er
that she was acquainted with FITZGERALD, but she continued to maintain
1 that such persona as had furnished such information were probab y
t the identity of the BELLE referred to. She maintained mistaken as o
that she had been engaged in the transportation and sale of liquor
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Ham Building, St.Panl, linnesot sas interviewed by Agent and stated _._ V
that he did not know l'I'IZGER.iI.D; had never seen the perem represented * e
in the photograph ehoan to him; that ELLE BORE had mde numerous _
trips about the country up to about s year ago and she Iould never F ~- O
infom him oi where she was going or or any or her errau-e. He stated ,
that Charles Ihite, heretofore reported as an adopted em ct Ell '
BORN, eas in tact the illegitimte child oi BK'LI3'S _ ster, he
Heueranherg, and that BELLE had taken care or Charles te tor s -.
short time several years ego, hut had told him to leave her hue O '
when Ihite insisted on carrying a pistol, ,» __ D 1 J-
BELLE BOR¬ was questioned concerning the identity ct v 4
Charles Ihite and stated that he nae a young man she had taken tron ;
iii eaota Reform School; that he had been expelled from school the nn
and that on one occasion he had ahom her a pistol, stating that he
in ' that she wen going out and hold up a store and get a slot mach e,
.oould not control him and notified the retom school to came after
It wan suggested to her that this boy was s child ct her him.
sister, to which she replied that this could not be p1-oven. Ihen
th Illinois inquiry was made as to shether or not he is non in e _»
State Reformatory at Pontiac, ehe stated that this is true but that ..
she doee not know the nature of the charge which resulted in his
incarcerat ion. ~ ' " .
In the course of conversation with her she stated that ' g
she had been in San Irencieco but was nnahle to recall whether it was .-
in 1932 or 1933 or 1934. Bhe stated that she had never heard of the on
Vallejo General Hospital; did not lmow of anyone who had been treated '
there for a leg injury; did not lmos MLGBLRKER; had not lcoclnpanled
ML BARKER to an occulist or optcmetrist, and otherwise denied any ' q
information in this regard shieh has been procured throng: investigatitn e
by the Sen 1'1-ancisco office. She smld neither affirm nor deny that e ,
she had ever been in Toledo, Ohio. She stated that she had been in " _
Chicago on several occasions and stayed at 'a hotel", and stated that
sin could not recall the name of the hotel and did not 608119 to tell ~'
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stated that she was scmeahat surprised at the manner in which perscna_'*_
who night be accused of crime were treated by Agents of this En-em
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some confidence in the Agents conducting the interview but felt that .a
there mig1t be sane disposition on the part of the Government to seek
to obtain information from her vhich could be used as a basis fer ,
her prosecution. She agreed that if she could consult sane attorney
in whom she had confidence that she wuld be guided by the advice of
this attorney even though it wculd be that she relate her eonnectia
with IIT'bGERLID or any other person who migit have become involved
in the so-mission of sane crime, and stated that Attorney Phan of ,-
liankatc, Minnesota, mm always handled her legal affairs and was 11:5
afether to hm, and that should the nature of this inquiry be laid h__
before him nd he so advised, she nuld answer any questions relating
to the persona under inquiry truthfully,
Interview was had between ELLE NEH and Acting Special
Agent in marge Stein and wi.l.l be set forth in another portion of_
this report. Special Agent 8. I. Hardy, who conducted investigation
at Xankato in an effort to procure witnesses who might be used to v ,,
confront BEILE BORN in an endeavor to convince her that it eas known
that she was acquainted with IITZEIERAID, il also contained in another
portion of this report. I _ e V .
_ Agent accanpanied BELL! BORE to the la: offices of Hun
and Phau, liankato, Minnesota, where interview was had with the junior
member of the firm, a graduate of Georgetown University, and who ,
numbers several Special Agents of the Bu-em among his friends and
acquaintances. The purpose of the interview sought with BELII mm '
was outlined to him. E. Phau stated that he would like to arranp 1/
an interview between himself, his father, who was at that time about
from Hankato, and EELL3 EDEN so that they might be suffioiuitly - -
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he used against her, that if the information sought might be obtained
from BELLE HJRN without placing her in jeopardy he would advise her
to furnish this infannation; that after this conference he would
notify the St,Paul Office by telephone and make arrangements for
furtner interview with iiEJ..LE BDRNQ
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- , On Deccnber 1.1, use Specielxlgente s. s. any and ;jI*
Glenn A. Paulscn went to ltanksto, Iinnesota, under instructions te"1 '
ascertain iron the neighbors of Ell.-LR BORN, who lives approximately ' '
three and one-halt miles southwest oi Kenhte, on U. B. Highway 159, g _J
whatever these neigxbors eould state with regard to CHARLES L ,= -~ , _
l'IlZ5EBA.LD, who was alleged to have stayed at BELL: mmvs heqss'1'q;- 'A '
several nonths about the Pall at 1953,, In this investigtion Agent
Panlaen remained in the background as he had been nnder cover m
investigations at Dhkato heretofore. Y g- N t
' ~ Kerb Crane, who lives approximately one mile northeast
of BELLE BORN'S hens, stated that he had never seen IITZGERLID perenn-
elly but that he had been told by Ernest Soirell, another neighbor,
that there had been an old man staying at BELL! BOR>I'S hane for e
period oi time about x anber 19:55. '
hues orrell was interviewed at his hune, approximately
one quarter mile n ct BELLE mBN'8 hone, and stated that he person-
ally had never seen any elderly men who would tit the description oi l
cmmm 1. nrzonmm at mu acmvs hane, but that just after the _ I
kidnaping oi Edward B:-emer in January 1934 he had been told by Albert
Johnson, who lives next door to BELLE BJRRE, end who at times has access
to her house, that Johnson had seen an elderly men lying in bed at EH18
as sn posed to have been shot in the BORIPS house, d that this man w pxx t the time he told leg; that Albert» ohnson was ang-yet BELLE nom a
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'ai d with her in the vie ity where they 49 years oi age; that he was r se
now reside and that her maiden name was Isabelle Eatilde derscng - that her ngther died sane tive years age; that she has a brother n
Ole Anderson, who operates e term near Oshawa, which is approximately
titteen or twenty miles n-an Hnnksto; that she has one sister
llsry Reuerenfelt, who is married and lives at Butte, Montana; that ~ - r 1'
BKI..LlBOR§ was sent to the reform school which was located at Detroit
Lakes, Minnesota, about 1902 from Manlcato, linnesota, for incorrigibility
and released on caning 18 years oi age, about 1904 or 1905, and soon
thereafter married llom Penhill oi Mankato; was divorced hem Penhill
th fter at Mankato and about 1917 she married Sergeant _ shortly erea ,
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or single with the neighbors; that she seems to have mney and he '~_ _
does not know the source tress which it canes, as she and her fully 5, j
were raised on county raliat; that aha does not allow her neighbors '
to some into her house; that when neighbors contact her tor any .
reason whatsoever she discusses the matters with them ca the outside
of her home; that the only parties who really gain admittance to her t _
house are people who apparently some from the twin Cities occasimally
tor a drinking party; that he does not know who they are, exoept that ,7
between 192.1 and 1925 he knows that Mr. and Hrs. Jack Davenport at _
Minneapolis were ireqzently at her home, Isak lhvenport being a bank
robber for when BELL! mm appeared as an alibi witness scwnetims during
the period 1921-1925 whm he was eharged with bank robbery in State
Court in Milwaukee, Iisconsins
_ ms» asemn understands that and daughter of mm"
IYE2 also visited at ELL! NEWS house while this Bureau was lookingSA
for HARRY Sim and after Ira; Sawyer was located by Bureau Agents in
Ohio during September 1934. Ernest Son-ell could give no mrther p e »
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t BELL! E>m'S heme states that he gate wood at BELLS mR!i'S house 9 9and looks after the tires there when she or Hrs, O. Rhone:-enberg V _
l as he aan recall _ are not there; that about November 1933, as near 7
the date, he saw an elderly nan in bed in BELLE BJRN'S houses B _ -4 ,
it- ststes that the photo at CHLRIE J. FI'1'LGE.LLD, Kansas State Pen _ ___
6621 appears to him to be the photo or the man whom he "V _ entiary Ho, ,saw in bed there. He states he saw this man in BELL! BOEFS house en_
d that this nan was e "a number or other occasions about that time, an , _
' b ' Albert Johnson is 80 years oi age, and apparently quite
!r1endly_with BELLE BORN. HR gave the above information notwithstand-
k t tellin lng the fact that his sister-in-law durlh tbs interview an s
him to "Keep your mouth dmt u don't get mixed up in thdi "e
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M I 0 A i Ir. and Mrs. Martin Ullmen, rho reside on 8.1-Deb _ _
fl out d llanksto, Minnesota, their farm being 1-esehed by ¢¢1n_»;l I
five miles west and one-halt mile south on U. B. Highway 169, A _ Q" _§_
state that about November 1933 they sent to the tan of 01-e *
do brother at BELLE Bow! near Oshawa, Minnesota, to oollest. y
a debt tram Ole Anderson, s ay ng __
imately an hour, and being introtiioed at that time by Ole Anderson ' > .and BELLS som to a an elderly men as*Uno'le Charlie". nan an-.. ~-
and an-s. Ullman state that the photo er cmmss I, nrzomnn very
much resembles the man whom they were introduced to as "Uncle ' '. -
Chsrlb", and they believe that IIIYIZERAID is the same party; thd
they talked to him tor approximately an hour on this oeoasion but
never eas him before or since; that ii-om the conversation oi BELL! J
aom and Ole Anderson they gained the impression that this Fnole __
Charlie! had been visiting tor some time prior thereto _st BELL! - 1' Q
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quarter mile south or BELL]! BJRH'S home, states she has knot: BILL! L X
nom tor many years, but eould not identify the photo of crmuns ' 3
IITZGKRAID as anyone Ihom she has seen at MRS. BORIPS home, ztating ;
that she does not have admittance to HRS. BORIPS hllle Ber em J
Ralph Rogers, and his site, Mrs. Mildred Rogers, eould not identify A .,the photo oi IITZGHZALD as anyone sham they had sen. ' ,_ I 1 * 1
van mun aha his lite, an-Vs. Margaret amen, who -_ y _
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that Mrs. Margaret Smith furnished milk to BELL! BORN during 195$ _- .
and that they saw a tall elderly gentleman at MRS. BORH'S hcme tor
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not observe him at e range close enough tor them nos to say whether
the photo oi II'1ZGE'RA.LD is or is not the photo of the man when they A J
see, Bo far as they recall the party they saw at MRS. NEWS house _
wssnot lame and did not limp, _-_ . ___ ' . .h Q
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apnrolimately one quarter mile east or BELLE BORIPB home, the family, _
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interviewed and none oi these parties had ever seen a man resembling }
' d i tion at the home of BELL! mm. However, they J FITZGERALD S esor p 'had been/told by Albert Johnson that there was a man at BELLE BORN 8 e y
house during the Fall or 1935. These parties eould not identi the
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mn ealled Ohuek Ihite, or Oharles White, visiting at BELII BOBN'8
hcsne. Note: Agent John B. kennel: of the 8t¢Penl Office advises
that this Charles Ihite is now supposed to be serving e tern in
the Illinois sum Betormstory st Pontiac, Illinois, and to he the
illegitimate scn of BELL! snm's listed Ill !. _ __
Hsman Btydel, living me quarter mile west oi BILI8
BORIPS home, had no information of value regarding FITZGERALD, and
had never seen I'I'I'ZGER.ALD around the BELLE EDEN hens. V . .
Hrs. Gertrude Pearson, who lives in a small house
directly across the road tram BELLE BORWS house, proved to he a
nesccsner in the neighborhood and vas not there during l93S Ihen
IITZEERAID is alleged to have visited BELLE BUM. A
v l At 322 state Street, llankato, Ilinnesota, Ire. Leon
Hynson stated that her husband, Leon wnson, vas supposed to have
been named as s correspondent in the divorce suit being brought by
ole Anderson against his vite; that she did not lmov exactly Ihere
her husband could be located in 8t.Penl, Minnesota, but that he was
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St,Paul, Minnesota, it Ias learned by telephone that Leon Hynson was
anployed by than approrinntely three years ego but that they had not
employed him since that time and did not knov vhere he vas at present;
that he apparently is still telling people in St.Paul that he is work-
ing for them as they have received several calls recently inquiring
about him; however, they made no record oi the parties who had inquired.. 92 , - > 54 - _ - , V, L_.,_r 1 _ ,92 _ ,
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his children had taken Hrs. Otto R. Keuerenberg who lives with 1-_
De be ll 1955 and these parties BELIZE BORN! avay Iran Hanknto on oem r , ,
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p . 1 _ a. ._ ' .. .4 * 4. -»,..* 1 a -" ' Agent Stein has read the report or the interview nu ,92;_,- ,
BELLE MEN as outlined by Bpeciel Agent John I. kennan in th L. _ 1
early part of this report, and has found that the intonation V ~- _ _ 1
therein set out mlly eovers his interview with the exception oi'_ ' ;1»
the following intonation: an _ 1 , ' , A 1' ' - 1 . 1
Upon BELLE BORN'3 being advised on December ll, l935 _ 1
that she would be taken to her home in llanksto by Agent Brennan, it 1~ . it was hie opinion that she should make s full disclosure of ell A, i i 1
her knowledge in this case to her lawyer so that he would be in ,5." ' r
s position to give her his heat advise. Upon the instructions 1 ' _
of Mr. Connelley, she was also advised that she was not to leave ; W ~ 1
Mankato without prior permission from this office; that her move» _. . _ 1
ments and actions would be constantly watched, and that if she
left that vicinity it would be highly likely that she would be
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She willingly consented to this arrangement, stating ' 1
that she has no desire to depart until this matter has been cleared . 1
a up one way or another. She did state that she had intended to X 1
visit her sister, Rae Ieuerenberg, in Bette, Montana, leaving '5 '
liankato several dqs before Christmas with the intention of visiting ' ~ 1
her until several days after Hew Years. She was advised that it
would be necessary for her to secure permission to make that visit 1frcm this dfice. - ~ - ~ » ' - - - " _ J- 1
Surveillance of her movements will be decided upon "
after consulting with Br. Oonnelley after the interview with her "
on December 16, 1935, 1 ~ -1- " _ »_. 1 _ .~ I ~W
s f ,.6. A. Iard, 5409 Lyndale Avenue South, Minneapolis,
representing the American School, Chicago, Illinois, called at 1
this office on December ll, 1935 in connection with his agency,
During the course of the conversation he advised that he was - -
1 fonnerly an Assistant Manager of the Newborn Hotel in Kansas City < '
for about three and one-half years, prior to February 1934-
During that period he stated that Special 15611! RWHIOW-1 ¢af'°7e . 1new deceased, and Special Agent B. I. Fitzsimmons resided at his 1
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he has been interviewed on several occasims by Lgents of theKansas City Office in connection with VERNE MILLER, who resided _
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at that hotel, Ihen he was shown a photograph of CHARLB IITEIBALD '
he readily identified it as that of C, J. Murphy, B stated that to
the best of his recollection llurphy was living at the lewbern Hotel '7
several months prior to the Kansas City Massacre, and that m me ' '
occasion the maid advised him that Murphy's roan was locked for l '
several days, although she believed that he was in. Iard entered
lm-phy's roan with a pass key and found Murphy reclining on e divan,
and noticed that lnuptw appeared to have either an artificial leg I
or one supported by hrsoes. He was unable to state which leg it was,
He also noticed that when Iurphy would go to sit down he would place
his hand on one leg, between the hip and Imes, to assist apparently
in the bending of his knee, __
" lard also recalled that a woman, posing as llm'phy's wife,
stayed with Lhrphy at his hotel on several occasions. Be was shown
a photograph of BELLE Bonn and stated that he believed that she was
that '~s:-con, Ior the purpose of viewing BELLS BORE, who was than inthe St,Pa1l Office for an interview, Iard was brought back to the rocla
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pert of the right shoulder of the corpse. A bellistics exeeinntion of
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llgin lstch Gonpsny, Ilgin, Illinois, reflected thet the sstoh bed been .
sssenbled in 1928 en bed been sold on 7ebrue:y'lS, 1929. There sere no
records, however, disclosing the identity of the fire to which the eetcb _
bed been sold. The setch is described es grsds L28, eodel 6-O, lovanent,
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in en effort to trece the estch, but sithout results. The Sheriff's _ ,
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scretched on the inside of the cese. Pertinent infornetion concerning _
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during the eonth of June, 1935, in s eegesine issued by the Jeselerel , '
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'1. .deterained that Harrison, immediately prior to his death, was wearing
glasses of an octagon shape. lennante of such glasses were found beside
his body. It was ascertained that Harrison was last eeen by certain eenbere ~"*
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been eurdered by certain of his companions, and that hie body had been V_ '
barn to event identification. Immediately thereafter ;:*; burned in an old pr p
the location of this barn was learned, and certain eaterial facts were f
the muder of the ' disclosed which clarified the circuastances surroundingunidentified nan. Exhaustive inquiry covering a period of acre than one _~ Q
lac t and one-half years had disclosed the habits, the contacts and the p se I ~ i
where Iilliam J. Harrison had lived and operated. Agents securedfroa the p",
8heriff's Office at Iheaton, Illinois, pertinent data concerning the wrist
watch which had been found near the corpse. Bystesatio inquiry in the ~
vicinity of Hennond, Indiana, and Calumet City, Illinois, where Harrison ,.<
had "held forth" during his acre favored years of hccdluisa, disclosed .
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Identification of the Body of
William J. Harrison
William J. Harrison mas born in St. Louis, Hissouri,
September 2?, l9CC. He spert the major portion of his adolescent
years in Ct. Louis. In about 1926 he went to Calumet City, Illinois,
where he operated nurerous "Speak-easies" and dispensed alcoholic
beverages during the prohibition era. He became associated with the
Capote syndicate of Chicago and fraternizcd with persons of such
notoriety as Sis Ninkler, Big Homer Wilson and "Killer" Burke. Fred
Goatz,
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who was a eolf professional. ~alias George Zeigler Has one of the leading Capone henchmen,
l:iSUT¬ in pleasant golf game: with harrison
Harrison became acquainted with members of the BarkorKsrpis
gang through rrej ooatr.
in his trav-ls, and, as
to furnisl toHarrison had become a man of ride experience
a result oi his underworld activities was able
members of the Barker-Karpis group, some of their most
valued contacts, and rithout when many of their sinist;r designs mould
not have baa: consummated.
When plans were being formulated in Chicago and St. Paul, for
I -<the abduction of r. ndward George Bremer, arrangements had to be made
for the reroval of th?
finding than apartments
gangster
in pleasant apartments
a 't1cht ¬UY"¢ Duringwomen members of the gang from St. Paul, and
which Pould serve as a safe rendezvous for their
con;anions. This task fell to Harrison, who lodged the women
on Chicago's South Side, which vsre operated by
Hr, Brcner's twenty-two days of confinement in
tho Bensenville, Illinois, hideout, Harrison served as an outside "contact
man" for the gang, thus insuring its continued safety during the abduction
period. Harrison, despite his precarious undertakings, was a nan of tit
and humor, and served as the "court jester" or
of his gangster affiliates.
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Chicago, Harrison providing safe refuge,
contacts elsewhere. Then it appears} to
"heat was off", certain nembers returned"court fool" to the anuseme
of Wr. Brener, the gang quit
entertainment ard invaluable
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to Chicago, using Harrison to
rent apartrents, thus allaying suspicions which might have arisen had
the more notorious member: of the gang secured the apartrents themselvzs.
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felt, should not have been divulged. -
V Using a ruse, Harrison, on the nirht of January 5, 1935, was
lured by his companions to an abandoned barn in the vicinity of Ontario-
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the b'rn was set on fire. The structure was completely demolished. On
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body disclosed it to he that of a male individual. The x-ray also dis- F
closed the location of a bullet which was found embedded in the lower ,{
part of the right shoulder of the corpse. A ballistics examination of {
this bullet reflect-ad that it had teen fired from a .32 calibre. automatic ;
pistol.
, A search for identifying items left at the sc;ne of the crime
disclosed an Elgin wrist watch and gold link wrist bracelet lying beside
the body. There was also found what remained of a pair of octagon shaped
ddition thereto there was found an empty five gallon eye glasses. In agasoline can and a crank for a Model A Ford automobile. 92
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assembled in 1928 and had been sold on February 15, 1929. There mere no
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William J. Harrison. Information was uncovered from time to time to the
effect that Harrison had been murdered by members of his own gang. These
whisperings of the underworld became quite current. Investigation loaned
credence to the report. Special Agents learned from sources intimately
associated with Harrison that he had worn, prior to his death, a wrist
watch which had been fastened to his wrist by a gold link bracelet. This
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gang on the morning of January 5, 1935. It was also learned that Harrison
had an appointment to meet a certain woman companion of the gang on the
night of January 5, 1922. This appointment was not kept, and Harrison
was never sccn thereafter.
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. _ . . _ _ _ . h dFederal Bureau of Investigation ascertained duflltulj that Harrison a
been murdered by certain of his companions, and that his body had been
burned in an old barn to prevsnt identification. Immediately thereafter
the location of this barn was learned, and certain material facts were
disclosed which clarified the circumstances surrounding the murder of the
unidentified man. Exhaustive inquiry covering a period of more than one
and one-half years had disclosed the habits, the contacts and the places
where William I. Harrison had lived and operated. Agents secured from the
Sheriff's Office at Wheaten, Illinois, pertinent data concerning the wrist
watch which had been found near the corpse. Systematic inquiry in the
vicinity or Hammond, Indiana, and Calumet City, Illinois, where Harrison
had "held forth" during his more favored years of hoodlumism, disclosed
that on August 21, 1923, Harrison had had a wrist watch repaired by a
jeweler friend in Hammond, Indians. The jeweler had scratched his re-
pair number C-623 on the inside of thc case, and on his charge slip had
referred familiarly to his friend and patron as Billie Harrison. The
watch repaired was an Elgin wrist watch, which according to the Jewoler's
records bore movement number 32,166,666, nickel case #C,2ll,8l3. It had
needed a new mainspring. That J25 the watch found beside the murdered
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Hon. Harold Nathan,
Bureau of Justice,
Department of Investigation,
Washington, D.C.
Dear Sir:
E am a personal friend of a Harrison family whose one son
William J. Harrison, according to a newspaper item, October 17, 19 5,!
a member of the Karpis gang, is reputed to be identified as a dead n
found in Illinois. According to the article the identification was
made by the Federal Bureau but'apparent no coroner's inquest washeld. The mother of this fellow, Mazpzrison, living at 4539 Gibson
Avenue, carried two small life insu nee policies on his life. The
family have talked to the insurance company; apparently'they want
verification of the identification for their proofs of loss. I
wonder if you could furnish me with the desired information since
the family are in poor circumstances and could well use the small
amount of money due upon the policies.
Hoping that you may be able to grant this favor, I remain,
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92Division File Print Name and Alias /?,/ 5 Disposition
Number Number Q;FBI-371935 R7» 3515111» -7- "3' E153 0/ LArrested Lliami, Fla., Q N d;zf Fla., F-235 alias J. E. Psdiih gr PD l2~l8é2O; charge Q 92
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