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runs Case Oanounu-so A1 xnw: E 3&#39; CITY lasso-L-RI mu: NO-
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.. 0&#39;  _ Results oi interviews and eonpteetsyith peraoneenpposel""°&#39;_ms-FA? to hare infomation concerning Floyd end heehetti set - -
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obtained that Ileyd has been in Okla. recently. Qqport ct &#39;
oondentill inronnant this oeee set ou
or Floyd by name or Letimer recently 
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&#39; REFER.&#39;.:-ICE: Report or Speoial Agent in cneége em£1ey,&#39;ama&#39;;»   u
City, Oklahoma a-9-a4. 1
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Included in this report ere the investigations conducted by 1
Special Agents 1&#39;. S. nith and J. ll. &#39;0&#39;Leer7 and others of the lehcme City _
office in eonneetion with this nntteil-e "Special Agent &#39;1; lit Qweery, _I_o:-king &#39;
in the Seminole and Lda 1r1einity.in efforts to looete Floyd end Beeehetti, »reports ea i&#39;o11oIe:&#39; e  _.. -&#39; _  . -  e .  ...
&#39; =1,-Q10, oi Iepemekn, Oklehmn no intervieled hy&#39;0&#39;Lee&#39;1-yend
enmiheritt Ired Hunt or Tiehomingo, Okleheme end stated that he met Adam Reoehetti &#39;
ehile in the Johnson Bounty Ieil at ifiahuninao: that he met xnembers oi the _ - _- _
Ttaeehetti temily when they eaine to iiait Mm, e1_1d&#39;_thet, ei-nee, he"hee frequented
bootleg "joints" in Ooel Bounty for years: that in Deeunber, 1953, he met Idem
end e stranger, Ihcm he took to be Floyd, at French l_1er7&#39;s" place in Boelgete; i. V
that he has met Ldeni and Floyd et Wrench llery&#39;s" on eeveqrel eeeesiene tines"! - -
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then, the last occasion being about three Ieeke ago Ihenthe rep
eeiiefthat Adam and Illoyd Iere drunk there: that "amen Ia:-1"
the roman with than at that time; that Ihry is ldam&#39;a Imam and &#39;
them. Taylor an liar! Kerrie; laftoalgete after map bad threat
lstea, mentioned in the _1aat report, and has not returnedythat Mary has _.
away Iith Adam on trips before and that nary n-its her nether, and her mother "
has previously told him when liary eould be aopeeted to return; that he belierea
from eonversetion with lla.ry&#39;e "mother, that Iary is ecmelhere in Louisiana or
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ehehe is atpeoted to return to Ooalgat-an &#39;~=-" g ._&#39;~   , 11    i &#39;
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Taylor is an an-convict and a. gambler and bootleggecr, lid a than
associate of the outlaw elcnent. He is in dire need of money. Ha is out of
work and says he in Iilling to do that he can to finger I&#39;loyd_an.d Raoohetti
for e. consideration. He Ian informed Ihat the Division rill do.&#39;- laent O&#39;Leary 
etates that laylor_makes.no Iild claims, aenta no money inlees nocessful, md
states he can not may hoe long it Iill take him to obtain the desired informs-
tion. Inlnediately after he nae interviewed, he rent to Goalgate and intends to
rmnain there until he finds out something de_fini_te_._&#39; " ,  _&#39;___; _" _ _; ____;
men Ia:-ls of Seminole, Oklahcma, "a prostitute tho Iaa formerly
friendly Iith George_&#39;Birdee1l and Floyd, was recomended to Agent O&#39;Leary by
O. 0. Ihitteon, Special-Agent for the Garter Oil Company of Bcnihole, as-being
able to furnish information concerning Floyd and Bacehetti. The hrla Ioman ass
interviered by O&#39;Leary and atatea that ahe does not tool liacohetti ad has not
seen Floyd for eeveral months; however, ehe has entree to some places Ihioh
they are laid to frequent; that 
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obtain the desired information. &e Ina at the home of lhelma Dixon at the &#39;
time that Agent 0&#39;Lea.ry eondneted the foregoing intern-ion, and he "stated that
he has not learned anything yet that the Earle econn -has picked up. his woman it__
is thought can get information, and contact will be maintained with her. _ _ ,_ ~&#39; &#39; &#39; &#39; . e 
&#39;  Agent O&#39;I.eary learned that Sheriff Ialter Ola:-Ice of Ooelgate 1-.¢..1..
ly appointed A. H. Poland Dorrie of Lehigh, mum, &#39;the hclne of Hacehettih
parents, as a special Deputy. Dorrie ie a miner, is well acquainted Iith the "
coal mining elment and operations in that vicinity, the Bacchetti family and
conditions in general/at Lehigh. O&#39;I.eary intervieeedborris and heagreed to &#39; ;
do Ihat he can to obtain information eohcerning Hacchetti, ae_he, Dorrie, ia
nor out oi Iork. In vial of the tact that previous information has been ob- ~
tained that Floyd and Baechetti might hide out in the mine areas nhich have _ .
been abandoned, Dorrie has agreed to cheek than at niit. He Iill also keep
in close touch Iith old man lhoohetti. _
On August ll, 1934, Bill Gaddy, Deputy Sheriff at Holdenville, Okla-
homa, called the office and stated that he would like to talk to an Agent of
this office on August liith relative to some information he had. agent 0&#39;LB
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information was given to £1lan.Stan.tield, Deputy U. S. Marshal. Ace
Bloomfield, an oil pumper with the Phillipe Oil Company, Ies the informant
or thddy. On August 10th, -_Blocn:i&#39;_ield some to daddy and ms theft" the psi-ey --
aho aas supplying him Iith the-information ass ready to talk toe repreeen-
tative or the Division, and that this party &#39;Iou.l.d.go to I -point nhere Iloyd -,
see hiding out. Bloomfield was interviewed and stated that his informant -  -
is one I. T. Higginbothem who ran aamattress tectcry at Seminole, and that 1.1-"
all he, Bloomfield, knew was that Higginbothsm had toldhin. lent ";;o&#39;1.suy ,-
interviewed Higginbotham at Seminole one stated that about e year ego, he net
Floyd at e piece near Earleboro, but has not seen him since. -He than -
Bradley Floyd, brother oi the ssbject, and is e lodge brother et Bradley. I _
lhout seven months ago, he, Higginbothem, rent to Salem, Lrkensas for the
purpose oi buying e term; that he looked oyer several pieces oi property and
decided on a tract or land bordering on land olned by l&#39;loyd&#39;e uncle sith ihm
he became acquainted, andit was through the uncle that he met Bradley Iloyd
end Charles. He said he remained at the uncle&#39;s home for several days and
says although they did not mention Charles Iloyd&#39;s visiting there, _ that he .
thought Floyd did stay there part oi the time. He has no other reason for . =
believing this. He says that he will go Iith an Agent to Salsa, Arkansas and "
leave the Agent and then go to the uncle&#39;s home, whose name is Floyd, for a
visit and notify the Agent if Floyd is there. He says he expects nothing"
unless Floyd is caught. He admitted receiving e letter from Floyd&#39;s uncle
s Isl! months ago, hut said that it related nly to the land he had purchased.
agent Smith reports that or -lallisas, Ultlahom, sho
is being used as an informant, inform Judge Latimer, hrotherbin-law
or Floyd, died at Sallisea August 12th and Ias buried in st 15th, but Floyddid not attend the funeral. I-atimer died suddenlyq
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friend of Lstimer and said that a tel days prior to e eath oi Lstimer, the
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ity about three or tour weeks ego, accompanied by two use -driving -e his oer,
and all were sell dressed; that they remained but a tel hours, not even spend-
ing the night. may are supposed to have cane tron the direction oi Fort i
Smith and left going heck in the same direction; that Floyd had gotten out .ot
the hank robbery racket and had a new one and one making more money than in
the bank robbery game. A detailed description or the ear and license thereon
used by Floyd Ias not obtained.eteted that Tm Iotiord ot_Sal1ises,
e brother-in-law oi Floyd, ,operates struck line between-Sallisas and lo1&#39;t__;,* .

nith jointly with a brother named Ben Ioftord; that the Ioftords apparently &#39;
handle all the outgoing mail for the Flcyde, taking it into rcrt 
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there depositing it in street mail boxes. It developed from questionhat the above information is based on theory rather-_.then tact.d w l H was instructed to keep his eyes open and report any information ohtai
iiith reference to mention in e previous report of 1&#39;lO&#39;Y92l&#39;s marriage
and the fact that he has a young child, E. hi. Er-ye, Attorney 81&#39; 55-1539899.

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informed Agent &&#39;:.ith that his informant told him, Frye, that the woman
Floyd married is one oi the Ash sisters and that Floyd killed two oi her -
brothers, and that Floyd and ism Eacohetti were at Ooalgate witty dais 
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ego and that they are hanging out with the "Imps" in that oélmlnnity. .1:-ye &#39;1
ma that Clyde Clmoulate&#39;e partner is still interested and wiltobtain any
information he can, as he istdasirous &#39;5: getting any-mam tnataieu he &#39;
o|._1_tstandi.ng for Floyd. _ - &#39;:_ _1.._T.-5 _. ._ J; -,*_-,~,--;@ _ &#39;_,. j .> I tr _&#39;{ ._-_ . "l_ _ _ -I 3&#39; -_¢-. _&#39;+1:a "V.-
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that he had just returned from Arkansas with his boy who told him that when
Boyd Ring returned to Oklahoma some time ego train llisaouri, he said he has .
seen Floyd and that he heard a conversation between Boyd and Bart Bing while
eating supper at their heme concerning Floyd; that he gathered from their
conversation that Floyd was keeping in close touch with Roby and allegedly
sees her every few weeks. Young Hawkins told his rather that while Boyd Ring
never told him where Floyd is, he gained the i.m;pression_ that he is around
the Rings in liiasouri; that Boyd made the remark that thetraason lioyd had _
stopped coming around the Rings in Oklahoma is that he has changed hisfhiding
place. Hawkins said that his son would keep in further contact with the
Rings, and would get all the intomation that he cmld, and believes possibly
that he can get something.-that will be or value.  ~ -- ---- - ~ -  &#39;
Mention is made in a letter from Assistant Director Nathan at
Oklahoma City to -the Di__viaion concerning an interview had with Ban Butler of
the Oklahcma Gas and Electric Company, concerning the tentative otter of
surrender made by Floyd in the event that he would not he turned over to the
Ohio authorities, in which State he tears that he will get the hot seat. .
The informants oi Hitler ere not known to this attics. Nothing further has
been heard tran Butler. It iathe opinion oi the writer that anything in
this respect will not he productive orany results. _ _ - _  _- j _ 1 _. e &#39;,- _ . . ._-&#39;. 1 4 &#39; c. .92__" -
Ilia confidential informant woiking with a woman in this oaee in
the vicinity oi Salliaaw inronned Agent smn that nibeeqnent to the death -
or Latimer, brother-in-law oi nerd, !loyd&#39;a motheirspoke so much oi the -~ -
friendship that cristed between Latimer and Charles. the intomant stated
that the death oi Latimar interfered smewhat with the plans that were under
Iay between him and his woman and the Floyd family. This informant haa_e1:92h-
mitted a report to -this ottioa, whioh__is as tollows:  _:.-I:-&#39;_  ""=
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aunt 5:. uncle 6-. as We Come Back By Rogers E. U. come hp goini-. 11° @119
orchard after some Peaches we hadn&#39;t seen him since mndey £.va- when we
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us hp to the housed we told hin Aunt Liddie res waiting supper on _  _as end thanked him Bit the nut on l"ri- the Girl and Ghss- si_eee4f.-.;_§.&#39;
sent up to seal. I. ahsulas Baby itsas onlyoseeks oldl.I_e_ "
hadnt seen it and I. I. ask shy I didnt ems she toldhim Izias -  1&#39;
reeling Bad a. would ooms some other time fthet I was going to &#39; 1.; §_&#39;..",&#39;
hrbecue s Goat. 8at- norn- _I. I. said he&#39;had to go to -roan "the heft"-5.5&#39;:=.
day on the mail oer and Bsila said yon Better talk and save that .=   .
dollar - that is shat they ahargs so the Oirl spoke up and said lbs had
to go after ems Gro- the next morn- t ImJ.d..g@g By 5 got hm 3.. [avg ._
him the dollar that sounded Gk. so I sas Raise; Herheoueing the oat
the next morn- s. at e o-olook the on-1 sent e got s. I. and they" &#39;  &#39;
started so 
ne told him he could drive so he did they got started and &#39;
he started asking her there she see in novsnher then he was up to Ihlsa
looking for her said. 0has- sent him up there 8&#39;. he looked tor I day I-_ _a halt looking tor her that Ohss- Ianted to see her she told him _shs &#39; -1
guess she was in the Hospital that she sea in Hospital about that tin! _;
said Ghas- had hid that Rifle that Bill giveahim up north ed Tulsa dz - -
he like to oi never found it. speaking at Bill that was ms I Give Chas
a Bran new High Poser Rifle about 8 years ago- that shat he Ias speaking
of so the subject was do a. E. I. talked Ereely Bit she never did ask him
s direct question on aoount or the any he had acted Before Being so
oloat mouth But it was the First time she had ever had him to his self
he said something about ditsrsnt things regarding Ghas- 6-..never did ask
shat Chas aanted to see her tor or she never told him. he got telling
her about taking Ohas- I: liiller to K. 6. t he didnt Pick IIP I113 hioh
hikers till he got Back in Okla.she didnt ask him than that Ias J&#39;ust_..1et
him talk This is the Best say to -find. out any thing from these folks _
Just let than talk 8:. ask no questions till vs Bill in a_ litt1e_Bettar for
they dent talk Before one another shen there is e inch to gather- and Is
Imov that. so she got out at the Bro storskl. &#39;I.- said hssould-nlkon
down to Lesleye she, told him to take the oar It tend to Easiness that she
Iasnt in no hurry he taken it sent by his self to Lesleys G. out to see
his Bother a some hook in they started bolt l: she a him got to talking
again and she told him aha ranted to see Chas. on sanething important a-.
ask him if he could notify Ghas- he told her he would try to didnt say
he oould she never ask him one thing for this sea the first time he had
talked Free an 1:. e. me he Isa seine to healers and she mar med t
.thethie sire was going with him he never said any thing about going till
after she toldehim she wanted to see Ghas- so she told him she wanted to -_-
go to Seminole anyway and she would take him and his sits he said he was
going to leave his rite at Salisas and soneone might tell 1118 Iif $11815
he sent with her 6: he didnt sent to do any thing to make his sire sore
at the Girl that he would go with offord that is his Bro-in-las part
of the way or Cash a :&#39;iis- so she ask him when he woqld Be Back 8-. he said
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her up there at let her stay a"n.ight or two with than Before they went i
to Galitomia. So E". I. was going to leave 
mday &. Hrs, -I. -was snpoesd . ..
to leave 3at- and 8at- Perry Latimar_&#39;s aunt died Latimer is a Q1111; Iawwfj,
Lzsried the youngest sis of Ghas- lfarie. So they didnt either one go and
311- they It-1 settles ready for the 1=mera1.&_Perry been-to reeiltisair &#39;---
sick said he was feeling Faint; 15-. was "going dam to Gsqi-3&#39;93 tp get 1;; f .
Icewstsr and some-one went down the Road in SD of -£0 minutes &_ 1&#39;oand*h.in &#39;- =.
laying in tharoad a they P:l.cked_h.1.n .1. dt"hs only liwed shoot l0&#39;ninntss _
so ever thing has Been tore up since Bit the Girl has Been helping them &#39;_ "
ever way she san- helped them clean up -It wash after the Deaths It is Bsaly 
111 @001. II-sot week Ere. 1&#39;. told the diri that it she seen her mother to -
find out whens Hrs. llilliezns liwsd said she wanted to go up there told the "
Girl that 0has- use to stay up there when he wanted to so the Girl found
out and she lives up in the Cookrson Hills. She Haent got to talk to
Hrs. 1&#39;. since the Death of her sun d-. I.sw- all the folks was.there the sis
Iran near Oknnlgee some her name is mby- there was d of the Girls mt at -
Tom Iortords yesterday an when I left 8-. I. I. his wits Hrs. _l. ndla "
neighbor women so there was about 15 Kids I: there waant "any chance to talk
about any thing since last week K. I. mought his lites suitcase 8. is
getting Heady to make his trip the Girl night get to take him it me dent
she is going to take Hrs. 1&#39;. to the Oookson Hills shs"told her she would
take her &. it Hrs. 1&#39;. Bakes that other trip we will Know that she is going
to Clinton which I didnt never bleave she was going to Clinton no way tor
the People would harto some &. get her a Bring her Back it would Be ahcut
70 mi. the Two Trips Just to let her stay a couple or nights. lhat didn&#39;t
sound right. Now the Girl a. I has tigired out it as dont get the news to
Ghee that she will go see Baby 8:. when she gets Back not let than Know is _
is going it she can stay one night with Itiby 8:. when she gets Back-tell thqt
she has learned something to Gnao- Benefit 8:. she Just haste see him or -
get a note to him It that will get Results she is going to do this ii-B. I.
dont eonect without using this. zeee Deaths realy slowed thingi tip. l
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it will Blow over in a tow days a the Girl stayed at Iorrords last nidit
whcs Ire. I. is staying I Iill Probly have emething ahen I get Back I-.,will
writeyonegaininatewdaye-hartowaittillleanetolhskngeeewertims.Am Very ancious for I. I. to l
alce his trip will Prob]; Know eunething than
he gets Back it he can rind out any thing will any way lmow nether he is
going to or can contact or not.  .  I _-  :_-   .h92 - 1. . ._   :_ -_. :, J  _  ;__~..E I  ._
1 - On the afternoon oi August Btlth, the writer reosiwsd e telephone call
&#39; Iran this informant st Fort 
nith, Arkansas. at which time, he stated he had
certain matters he desired to discuss, but that he ooold not recite than-over
the telephone. Agent Elnith was instructed to immediately contact the intonnant
at Fort nith, which he did. Agent 
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_inetructedto edviee the inroment that such an arrangement would be
entirely eetietactory.
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Been epending a lot of the time with Ire, I. Harry wanted to more to 
town eince her Eaeband died Ir. the Girl has Been Hauling Harry around -
Backatourthto &#39;rowne~.Ian-ya-.lIre. !.weewantingtono1e!o&#39;1own ,-
to gather ae lire. I. wee etaying at Bathe I-. thought ahe ought to lite
with Kerry now. So I-ferry wee worrying about e Place to more I: didnt -
have the money to more on the Girl told her that I wee tinting on get-
ting in to eonnething in or near Salieew and eugeeted going in to gather
with Berry do lire, 1&#39;. 6&#39;. renting e houeewe thoughtthat would Be the
Beet way we could know ever thing that wee going on t that it it could -j
Be done, neural it would Be the thing to do eo aha told Kerry if it
would help her any way lhe would help her rent a house that I wee gone
o. lot oi the time and would Be glad to have acme one tor her to eta; -
with that we Knew wee alright eo it Iuet mited Harry ehc-laid it It -l.--
&. Beula didnt more in with her 8-. Ere. ll. that ehe would love to do that.
Bit they looked at e house 8:. Ere. I. eeid it wouldnt do that they wouldnt
like it. So I. I. oouldnt eell hie oil etove which he had to do it he
moved eaid he didnt have the money 8:. acme one waa stealing Harry: etutt &#39;
In aho got inehurry to mveenorad in &#39;1woRoc|ne Sat- about noonwe
didnt Know it would Be eatietectory until we taken it up with Hr. 
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a houae that would suit we would all ante in Together ao I told the Girl
that tor her to tell than to tumiah the hm.-nee &. we would Pay the rent &#39;
which wouldnt Be moh t we eeuld all eook together so Ere. liweid-in
would like for the Girl to Be there an Barry wee going to work up town
in e eetetworkod 1&#39;rm5IIl to 81H&then1ghtlaweaid_hewm.ldBring
Harry hauo Ir. eaid the didnt like that tor ehe Knee Ohae- wee aliebie to &#39;
come an minute 8:. ehe didnt went the Law neeeing around down there not
that aha wee an-aid they would hurt Ghae- mt atraid acne one at than
would rind out oanethieg 8:. notity some other Law. said ehe wioh the Girl
could Bring Harry home at nidit to Keep the I-aw tron offering tonne we
have it Iuet that way at this time it we can find a hcuee _that Iill do we
can all live to gather 8:. Hr. Qnith thought thie Iould be tine we gust 
talked it over. Bit it may Be e tow dare Before we can get a hoeee 8: we
didntwent to Be in tonuch otahnrryaetheyheve donemoved inthe in
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we had a Family Reunion at cine 3et- dz &:n- I net somemore oi theIin"&#39;-
Tao from Arkansas do one from Brietow Okla. Ie are getting in to go see
all of these People &. getting their addressee as Ir. nith said he Iented -
ever one oi the Kine names in ever stats we could get there is Plenty or
than ever where How Hr. Brantly I know you would like to hear ecnethlng
more important dz you wouldnt like to any Better than I would Bit I Iould
like to Know what you think oi this about moving in with than end any
thing you will sugest will Be apreciated I thought this would he e cinch _,-
it nothing hapens- end I dont see how -any thing could I till ea in ,&#39;=- " 2
ldxskogse Ied- or Tnurs- that is my Plan now unless the Boy canes in and
we dent lcnow abet we can do about that until it hapens- I hope I can go
Iith him it he comes in so ii any sugeetion tell Hr. Snith I expect to
see him by middle or week. &#39; &#39; &#39;  " - &#39;&#39; as
"PS. if Chas comes in they have him a Place to stay 3 mi from a Road
cars cant get in&#39;th.i.s Place at sane indians place he can stel&#39;.Fhere_ ae, _,
long as he wants to without any cost-havent got the indians neon _- __
couldnt ask at this tine. .
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possible concerning the other relatives oi Floyd as mentioned in the report of _
the inroment.  _ - " - 
-lhe informant reports that members oi the Iloyd family are hard-
preseed financially; that they have no automobile and that good tood is lack-
ing because of their poverty. He states that many times he and hie eclnan, since
they have been contacting these people during the pest few weeks, have bondit
good food tor than and that they eere very grateful tor it. Such reports, it
true, Iould indicate at least that ii,l&#39;lW<l is making any money that the __
numbers oi his temily are receiving no hematite theretrun. atoll! situation».
is: absolutely contrary to reports received in connection with the tamily ties "-
in the past, for it has so many tines been laid that ensn Floyd was in the .&#39;
money that he lupplied not only the members ct his family, but his trisnds
with funds. lgont anith is keeping in close contact with the_in1omant»
Mention is made in the report or Special Agent in charge Blake at
Dallas, August 20, 1934, in this case of an interview with E. E. Beech, Iho
said that Ruby Floyd is running around with Charles Dennison, a halt-breed
Indian oi Pswhuska. It is noted that Hr. Blake does not consider any state-
ment msde by Beech worthy of belief. The writer shares that opinion and knows

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_ U. 8. hpnty llardial oi Paehuaka put Agent Birch in
contact with e  by the name tinker, an unrestricted Oeege Indian &#39; * V
eith quite a hit oi money and e hoe traveled {greet deal. !i.nker &#39;
eeid that he met Ruby Floyd and been out eith her on eereral oooeeione:
that ehen Roby came to Pawhualta, aha one at the inetenee oi I. I. Beech and
that at the time she lee pennileee, and another reaeon that ehe came to
Paehudca eae to eecape service in a-suit hroughtjn connection eith a moving -
pictu.-Ere, the money for which Ina advanoed__l>y _theperty Iho ie iiJ._in&#39;3 the nit. j
Tinker etated that Ruby is not eel]. -eupplied eith nay and that ten h.e,hae &#39; "
been out with her, ehe has not done much talking about Floyd, hut that Tinker
reels that in sane manner, Floyd ie contacting Ruby and the boy. Tinker also
eteted that a Bernice Iiurrey, a niece -ct the preeent Jloverner lhrray ct Okla-.
home, ens recently in Pawhuske at the request oi Oometock, the attorney tho
was trying to make a deal with the Governor relative to eurrendering Floyd
to the State. Tinker states that it ie hie opinion that neither Ruby nor old
men Oometock know the location oi Floyd, but that he believes that Beech docs
knot it. Some credence can he placed in all oi 1li.nker&#39;e etatemente except - -
that one relating to knoeledge on the pert oi Beech ct _!loyd&#39;e whereabouts. .
.-&#39;" On lujguet 15th, Aéent Birch reported that e man  thename 8:,  ;
Straley, etep-tether ct Earl mo, informed him that lire. Streley had-received
a letter from Earl Inc to the ettect that he tee living in Pelhaelca Iith 1 ,__-_.-Q.-,_
Boyd. Streley could not produce the letter, hut claimed to Agent Birch he &#39;  &#39;l
had read it. Streley wee to go to Pawhueka that day and ae Agent Birch eae_ =
to he in that vicinity on other mttere, he prcnieed to meet Straley in trontj
oi a trading poet. Agent Hell was in the vicinity at the some time and with &#39;_ 
Agent Birch went to the trading poet to meet Btraley who tailed to ehcw up. , --
In discussing this matter Iith Agents Birch and Ball, I told them to he
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contact Flo-yd through Lemnon, although he makes no definite pranisee and
at 11° 1 11°" P@1&#39;*1=,921J-arly interested in the reward, but would teloe it,
of ccurie, if offered and etatod that he wante no lnney_ed1aheed&#39;to him." """ 
Lgmt Ball told him to see me he could do and ms he wenliteep an" eon  -
with l_L1.In. Anything that Billingeley -leer-no I111 be reported to Dainty II. 8,
liarslnl Leahy who will report it to lgente Hallandlirch. "It &#39;is_a&#39;ot th&#39;on§d:~.t
that §il1ingeley will be able gtc furnish  ecnieqcsce. __-.f  :3,&#39; &#39;  ~ - - _. &#39;1 __"5 _. -=!,_ -_- . !»..,____"
On logo at 17th, I111 Ioody, former Deputy am-arr at 5nIl.lieaw, : --
Oklahcsna and for e time Postmaster at Heine, celled an Agent Hall at mien.
He stated that he is the nan that pct Floyd en the spot at irty, Qiahcna ,
at the time officer Kelley was killed hy Floyd and Birdwell; He stated that
he had reed recently in the paper that a reward was being offered for nerd.
Icody stated that while he would appreciate being given an advance of oaeh,
he would go out on his sen and see whet _he could do. He plane m going to

allieaw and vicinity in connection with verioue persons, gradually-woiking
back toward Iduskogee. He wasginetrncted to contact igent Snith atfthe _Ba1ti- -
more Hotel, Muskogee. ioody at the present time ie on a lhiry fanh, one and &#39;
one-half miles west and one-half mile north of nu-icy, onshone. " It app-earl
that Ioody&#39;e name has been mentioned in the past as being able to produce some
information concerning l&#39;loy,d, Int he has been unable to do? Io. .-._~,,_._,»t_  .
On Luguet 16th, Howard Dean, U. S. Penitentiary at Leavenworth,
No. 36883, sentenced -from Des Hoinee for ante theft, contacted Agent Hall at
Tulsa. He stated that in the city jail at Tulea, where he was held for inne-
tigetion for stealing a purse and released, he made the acquaintance or rather
renewed the old friendship of e men named lay Daniele, Missouri Peniteitialy,
Bo. 40968, and a fellow by the name of Colman. Eneeeinm toldhiln they were ,
going to Sallisae, Oklahoma to meet Floyd Saturday nigit, August l_,Bth; that &#39;-
Fleyd has non recovered frcn wounds inhie arms and leg and that he is_erreng-
ing to pull a "job" within the nert ten days. is etated that Ilcydaes in ..-
Ballicaw on the night of lngiet llth and that Floyd was hiding out thirty--five
miles from Saliieaw in the country. Inc nan Kay Daniele is alleged to have .
done time in the I
ssouri Penitentiary, in 1925 and 198$ with Held. Dean &#39;. "
laid that he would report anything he learned to Agent Hell at ihlea. lgent
L. K. dhipmn celled from Little Hock on ingest 8let and stated that Howard
Dean had appeared at the office there and said he was to take a connection with
some one who might be able to furnish inferinetion concerning Floyd, and aleo ,,.
related that he had contacted Agent Hall at Tulea. Zlgent Ohipnen desired con-
tinuation of the meeting between Agent Hall which was given him.  It is not -,_&#39;
believed that Dean can produce anrth1ne- E9 IP98!!! to B6 &#39;92Ino¢Il1118" 0!
"chise1ing" rather than delivering anything of value. A  -
On Hgnday, ingest 15th, Agent Paul Hansen frcm Tulsa, Oklahtlna
informed the writer that Deputy Sheriff Glenn Larkin at mien had advised him
that one Littlepage, s barber in miss, had inromed Lerkin that a fria".-d or
1,1t,t1epsge, name unknown, had advised him that acme auspicious persons werefrequenting a section of Osage County, north and e little went of R1186; W-it
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looked the country over in the vicinity of the -house au:_d,ae;s_&#39;-reeu.lt,&#39;;&#39;euu &#39;:={-1.
Deputy Sheriffs and police officers, together eith lgents
all, Hat-tin, Birch; &#39; 
Phinuey and Hansen, made a raid an UIO houlee. Iothingias found to indicate =
anybody had been there, and there use no cue there at the tine. there Iae a <3
nets item concerning this alleged raid ehich was furnished the neespapsrs by  "
aoune nunber of the Sheriff&#39;s office .cr by the Police Department. 1 - __.;=;  _ _
= attention is being given the undeveloped lead in this case con- -.  .
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attention is also being given to the leadeontained in the letter &#39;-
frqn Kansas City, august 1?, 1934, and efforts are being medaat Balsa to .ascer-_-
tain scmething concerning Bob Parker. &#39;1lIisoreet&#39; inquiries are also being made ~-
at Rotate, Oklahoma in connection with the doctor mentioned as owning a farm in
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matter contained in the letter from the I-os lngcles office, dated lugiat id, _
19254, referring to a man named Landon in Epaauee, /"&#39;  ._ _:. .: " _ _,-.1...-. __ _! Z. , &#39; - . &#39;;_  J;  &#39; :1  1 
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Oklahoma re;called that about s, year ago, he was approached by a*Ir&#39;.&#39;0ombs dt
Iilburtou, Oklahoma, at which tins, Gents aied him if haters looking tar
Iloyd, end1-arts, of course, infomed him than that he was not. Oceabs told
tarts etthe time that if he ever desired any information concerning _1&#39;ll.o:d., ll . ._
could furnish it. dubs is a hen apprczimtely eeeeuty years old, elthcngh he ;"
looks nnchyounger. he is a salemau tor the Chevrolet concern at Iilhurton  _-
and eas formerly an officer and a In the Parke atatee bears the rqutation of
being fearless. Agent nith tent with Parke to Iilburton and intervieied Ocmbs.
Oclnbs istated thet_i&#39;i.oyd.,&#39;, during his"aesociation &#39;I;ith Bdrdvell, &#39;f_r&#39;equant1y  __; _I-out at the ranch of "Bic" Goodman, cane miles frcen Iilhux-ton.; .."8is",0oodmau » F
is the Ttidoa of the late John B.  iho Isa" killed folloiing  Bonk-robbcri.
recently in Delaeare County, Oklahoma. Oomhs said that he"frequmtlj&#39; e7sI&#39;?loyd
and Birdeell "at the Goodman house together, as atone time, he lived on a ranch _
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him in the early part, of last July 
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than It Ossnaville and stopping s.t_the home of a_Hr._&#39;&1ock1e7. L
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that he then proceeded immediately to Oseneville a_nd_npon his arrival found
that Floyd end his partner same to 8hockley&#39;s heme July llth and renained e
three days and had been gone about twelve hours before he arrivedigthst hie .&#39;
contacted Shockley, Iho is an or-convict; "that both he aochlei being __ _
bsons talked freely and that 
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through Birdsell whom he had bioln for a long tins: that during 31&#39;:-d:ell&#39;s
lifetime, he and Floyd frequently dame to hlsplaoeg that they Iouldsimply
drive up and spend s day or so and that he was afraid to refuse than shelter;
that since Birdsel1&#39;e death, Iloyd has frequently some to his place and 
rested up for s fee days at a time; that Floyd and his partner, Iho is a
short, dark-complexioned nan, resembles an Italian, but speaks good hglish,
have been making his place about once each month for some time; that they
drove up to his place on the 18th of July and spent _£_.hre&#39;e"days and nights
and stated they were going to make _a swing around the circuit and into Okla-
homa, and would be back to his place in Septanhsr. * . j &#39; &#39; -_ H -
Combs stated that Bhockloy is a farmer, hut lives in toluthree
blocks south and east of the Post Office; that his, Combs-&#39;, Ion lives Iithln
about four blocks of the Shockley home; that Shockley has, as e brother 1-Isson,
promised him that he would notify young Combs when Floyd next appears there
and that his son is to_edvise him by wire and he expects to drive to Owens-ville inmediately and endeavor to apprehend Floyd. ._ &#39; &#39; &#39; - f  "  "
Combs stated that after receiving the information from Shockley
as to the direction Floyd took when leaving in July, that -he and his son _ .
followed in a oar and when they reached a filling station across the river -
from Jefferson Oity,_liissouri, situated on the east and of s bridge, -that
they made inquiry of a Kr. Ruffnsr she operated this station and he informed
them that the two men answering the descriptions of Floyd and his partner
and driving a Chevrolet Coupe with Oklahoma license, number unknown, Ihioh is
the hind of ear Shockley stated they were using, had about two hours prior "
thereto been in the station, filled their car Iith gas and left; that the nan
answering the description otlloy
 went into -the station and opened his _ _.
shirt and cooled himself oft i.n"f_ront of an electric fan and that he appeared
to he exceptionally hot. ices». me that he see unable to again pick_up_tho .
trail. -Combs said that Shockley informed him that Floyd had two Illlchine B1-R8.
a high-powered rifle and apistol swinging in a scabhard on the inside of -the
oar on each side and one under the Iheel, and that he a.lso_oe.rrie&#39;d one on his
person, Combs stated that his sonjho lives at Owensville is now on a wilt
in Totes anid would be at lilburton-on &#39;Ihesday&#39;, august Blot, at Ihich time, he
would meet agent &dth for an interview.
Combs stated to Agent Smith that he met "Sis" Goodman a few days
ago and asked her ii s:.e had seen Floyd recently and she said no. He said
that he renaarked to "Sis" that he would like to Boo him the 11811? time 316

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Agent goth that he has ahrother-in-lat living at .S_e.l]_&#39;I.eew eho knows that _. ,-
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August 22d, contacted Combs at Iilburton and he stated that he had received " &#39;
information from a man whose name he dares not mrnish for tear ct his heing 
killed, or two places where Floyd and his partner, lame unknown, are sire to
come within the next ten days. One or these places is alleged to be a ranch
owned by a man by the name or I-Icboneld and the other at a remote spring called
Dripping Spring. Both places are situated in a remote section south or
&#39;.-&#39;Iilburton in the mountains. Combs related theta strange car __eas suppoeedto
have appeared at the home of l
conald about two weeks QgO_&#39;c0nt1ning two mob,
who left the car hidden behind the horn and iont in the direction or ,Drippi.pg
-Spring; that old man Hchonald, according to his informant, has been carrying i
food to the two men until a ten days ago, at which time, they left, but ere
expected to return within the nert raw leaks. Combs said he received infor-
mation of an authentic nature that Floyd spent last Slnday night at his
mother&#39;s home at Akin, Oklahma  lira. Floyd is not living at Akin!, and that
in his Judgnent, there is no question about Floyd&#39;s being in Oklahoma and that
Floyd and his partner are the men old man McDonald has been herhoringisnd .-- i
. Austin Parks, Deputy U. S. llarhal at Ihskogee whose home".-is ,.
Ifilburton where he used to he Sheriff, has inronned lgent ilcithfthat there 1__e
a still which is nor end has been operating in the vicinity or old nan _ _
licDonsJ.d&#39;s place and that there is no likelihood oi Floyd&#39;s sharing up ther_a_,__ _92. " &#39; . I I _   -1-. &#39;-
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nith that his eon tailed to show up at _
Iilhurton and that very likely he returned directly to his hens in Oweneville
frcln Texas. Agent &nith discussed at eome length with Oclnhe the l_1ne-up at _
Owensville and Ocnhs appeared to have forgotten the details of his previous
statenents made to Agent Smith and made many material chengee in his etcry.
Combs said in the second conversation Iith Agent 
nithithat he was on _a visit .
in the home oi his eon at Owensville when he incidentally met the nan Shockley
and they discussed their l1_£e histories and round they had both covered a lotg --ct the ems territory and knee mmy people in oomon; that he related his "- - ,
experiences as an officer and that the conversation drifted to Floyd; that &#39; -
Shockley than opened up, stating that he, Combs, must he 0. IE. cad he related
the details or his knowing Floyd and ct the latter visiting in his home and
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Floyd and he stated that ell his son knots is what he, Omaha, has _told&#39;him&#39;;"; ,&#39;
that the son stated um it is his helie1.that snconiq sonic set _he1&#39;bo:&#39;:-_any"_. &#39;
criminals and therefore remsed to have anything to dorith the matter-in 
ray. It is isent 3nith&#39;s opinion, after e second conversation with Dasha, .;
that he voluntarily brought up the matter or Iloyd with Shockley and that &#39; V .
Combs left the impression with Shockley that he eas a personal Qriend oi _; &#39;
Floyd and interested in getting in touch with am. Ocmbs told agent amen
that he would write Sioekley about this matter and ii he receives a reply, heI111 show it to Agent Snith. &#39; &#39; 
- &#39; &#39; It will be observed that both Shockley and Bombs areseid to he  ,
mqnbers oi the I-iasonic fraternity and should an Agent interview Shockley at "
Owanstille, I-Iissouri, it might be desirable that he __be _a Masons; -f _i
agent &uith reports that than he last interviewed the confidential
informant referred to above, that the informant said that the old lady Iloyd
appears to be momentarily expecting Charles to shoe up; that she walks the
floor and observes every car that passes; that she has expressed herself as
believing that he will coma; that the interment reaches the above conclusion
because he believes lira. Floyd thinks that Charles will receive information
oi the death or his brother-in-lee Lstimer and will come hone.
_ &#39; Saturday afternoon, Augiet 18th, Agent Ball called ngds my aid
said that John Hammond, e Police officer at Glarenore, Oklahoma, desired to
contact an Agent in Ole:-snore immediately to dismiss some information concom-
ing Iloyd. Agents Ball and Birch imediately proceeded to Olarenore and eon-
tacted inusnond. He told than that he lmew exactly shore lloyd was located. &#39;
Upon interview, ihnrmond stated that he had en informant in town who had re-_-_ceived information that Floyd eas to he at the heme oi one Ielliaon om the - D
outskirts or town that night between nine and ten o&#39;clock Agents B
&#39; onnent one i Ha.1lmadaarrangementetotalkto&#39;lHm_r|nondsint eor Oleremore, eho told than that a friend oi&#39;.hie is the tether o at son,
that this friend stated that on,_the day thatlh-ank Delmar was picked up near .
Olarunore, Floyd had been at the homo or lire. Iellieon iaiting for Delmar aid &#39;
that a gang ot "hoodlnms" had been hanging out om. a part oi_ the old Derickeon
Ranch and that 1&#39;1 see out in the country near Glarancre and according to
the daughter oi friend, Floyd eas to. come there that night in a
roadster or coupe, accompanied by one Dewey Hutchinson, s bootleggecr, and
police character or Clarenora.
For the record, it should here be stated that on the day that the
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bs picked up Delmar near Clarelnore, Dewey Hutchinson was seen riding up
and down the road in an old Stutz automobile. He was arrested and shaken
dorm, bat no attention was paid to him. It is not known that he actually
knows Delmar or has any connection with Floyd. &#39;

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agents Hall and Birch on Saturday evening acquainted the writer
with developments at Oleremore and they &#39;were instructed to obtain the &#39;
cooperation of some Police officers at Ihlse, which they did, and cover the
situation at Clarunore, which was done until ll o&#39;clock that night, butthere em no ievelvtlhenim "   "   " "  .21"-".-&#39;."""
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the Derickson Bench and made numerous discreet inquiries of the garcons in -= ,
that vicinity. may learned__that the heriakscn Ranch ie,_practical1y&#39;aban-
doned ceept the south and thereof at ih1G1i_1I1IBO.llil Iideeer ef the toner
in-e. De1&#39;ick3cIn- Jess Hill, lives and that Hill is a sorthless character andEr  Z --f
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Ho other persons were seen in the vicinity of the Ranch and there were
no circumstances to indicate others had been there. John ihumond, the
Olaremore Police officer, was again interviewed and seemed rather apologetic
to the Agents because nothing had happened the previous night and began to
relate his 1 ioue places where Iloyd might hideout. Ho also &#39; -; -1stated that  s e very telkative"individual and is inclined to
eozeggerate, although that res not the substance of his remarks the previous night. &#39; a " "  - "&#39; 
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value. &#39;_
&#39;Iith reference to a letter from the Kansas City office, dated angist
17th to the effect that one Bob Parker thought to be from Tulsa might be asso-
ciated with noyd. Agent Paul Hansen reports that Bob Parker is not known to
Police officers in Zlhlaa, there is no record of him in the Identi
cation
Direan of the Ellulsa Police Department; P. Ii. Mcl
illen in charge of the Narcotic
Division of the Balsa Police Department does not lcnow him. J&#39;ohn&#39;-Evans,_§ in
charge of the criminal eork in the Sheriff&#39;s office, does not lone! him. &#39; * .
Agent Hansen will continue his inqairies at Tall! in an effort to obtain
information concerning this individual. the inquiry at Hoeata mentioned in &#39;
the letter from Kansas City will be given attention inInediate1y.. _. _ .  _- I
Special Agent I. -ll. Birch reports that he has checked further with
reference to the whereabouts of Biby noyd and that she has gone to iulsa, -
Oklahoma with one Ion I. Rainbow, a quarter Osage Indianrami that they are
traveling in a 1934 Terraplane Sedan bearing Oklahoma license Ho, 531-B75, and
that this car is omed by Rainbow who resides at eoci lastfirst Street, - 
1|.|J.sa, Rainbow is an as-convict. The place at 806% lest Piret Street is a
ghgep roaming honse, agents Hall and Birch have had this car under surveillance
for several nights, hit have not observed that any contact was made with
Floyd or any other person by these people. Reports in the pest are that Baby
Floyd is a prostitute and will take up with practically anyone who sill take
f  r Re orts also indicate that she is not in touch with her husband care o no . p
and that he is not desirous of contacting her. It appears that the theatrical
venture entered into some time ago by Ruby and her son has resulted in failure.

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Bade Landon, virs, Alice Landon &#39; -  eoa last "?th&#39;8trset
Rusaell Landon, Iife,1!&#39;1orence Landon 833 last Yth Street
Landon 8: Son, Grocery Store &#39; 803 last 7th Street
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August l
th, to the effect tb.et.._cne R. R. Stockburger had advised that a
9313- 1-@011 I110 6-1-<1 washing for his mother had infonnation frcm e nephee 
st hers from .3he_Inee_, Oklaholza-to the effect that Qrstty 867&#39; Ilcyd sec
i that vicinity, in this matter, Agent Ht It hattenrisrth O1 this attics &#39;
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2- e Agent interviewed Post Office lnsjsctor O. I.-riuaasly at Shawnee, -Oklahoma on August &#39;82., 1934 no anmined the Post Office directory of ShlIIlO8,~_
Oklahoma and furnished Agent vith the names and addresses at persons in that . -
city named Landon. 
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5 -Address for Elmer Landon and wife, name not given,
_ _ &#39; Pearson, Oklahoma. - . -&#39; - ,_ "&#39; 1&#39;--,_
Pearson, Oklahoma is located twenty miles earth of Shawnee, Okla- 1
home on Highway 16 and is in the center of an oil field. Ir. Iurmely advised -
agent that Hade Landon and Russell Landon have conducted a grocery store in
Shawnee, Oklahcma for several years and are reputable citizens. Agent ascer-
tained from the Retail Merchants Credit Association that_Il.msr Landon moved to
81-I North McKinley Street,&#39;S-hawnee, Oklahcmn on August ll, 1934, but that the
association had no further information on Elmer Landon. - 
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. Agent interviewed 1!. A.&#39;B.1dd, Chief of Police, Bhesnes, Oklahoma,
Falter Rosier, Undsrshsrift, and D. O. Barton, Deputy &eriff of Pottantmie 92.
Ooanty at Shsanee, Oklehuna, Iho stated that they do not has Elmer Landon and
that he has not been arrested in aalnes, 
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Agent interviewed E. T. Bidgeeay, Postmaster, Oharles Hall, lumber .
dealer, It H. Bobbins, merchant, and 1&#39;. I-. Grimes, all of Pearson, Oklahcme,
she advised that they do not know Elmer Landon, and do not knee there he lived
in Pearson, Oklahcme or for Ihtln he corked. Pearson, Oklahoma has four stores
and a supply company for oil field supplies and serves an oil field near _
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Elmer Landon at 814 North McKinley Street, and observed a Pord Coupe in front
of the house Iith Oklahoma license number 190822. Agent checked up this
license number and found that it is issued to Fred 1!. Hos, Pearson, Oklahoma.
Chief of Police F. A. Bidd and Deputy Sheriff Barton stated that
they do not know Fred I-1. Iioe.
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concerning the activities of Elmer Landon and that if they observed any-
thing suspicious in his actionsto report the infomation to the Oklahcra _
City office by telephone. .3  _i}:- y.  .-92.$,e,,i.:,;:>..
The houeecat B14 North  Street isiin a
neigiborhood with no ,chence to-park an autanobile zexceptgon the street in .&#39;
front of the house. The hill! is painted yhite efnd coiieiets of four rocm"s_-*_{&#39;=11 c==.1=11= rim new. &#39;   A  »    1-t,..¢?L¬#_+*";"-C.
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been in Potteeatcuie County, of which 
iaenee is the County seat. No defin- &#39;
its information is or has been obtained__tc the effect that Floyd has been ininetceenty. .-  &#39;  C  - &#39; - -
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Reference is mde to paragraph tee on page ten of this report Ihich
refers to an intsrviee had by Agent Hall with lill ioody, former Deputy
Sieriff at Sallisae. On the night of August 83,4, laente Frank Snith and C. G.
Hall again interviewed body near Ihrley, Oklahoma. Ibody ie a forber Deputy
Sheriff and ex-Postmaster in the Sallieae section-. Ioody is the man aho
"fingered" Floyd when Herve Kelley see killed in Tulsa County. Reports have
reached loody to the effect that Floyd has said he was going to kill him and
in addition tcbeing desirous of the reward, Ioody rants Floyd out of the lay" &#39;
for his own personal sake. Ioody is acquainted with Theodore Fallin, a young
boy about twenty-four years of age, who is a ball player going around to
various teens playing baseball and Iho knows Floyd and has knoun _him_ ell_h_i_g___
life. Ioody is very interested and says that he will make every effort to
obtain information as to the whereaboute of Iloyd, and ii possible, he will
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nger" him for the Division. He lmoes hoe to contact this cfficeend l
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3mith and Hall. Iallin said that he is certain that if Floyd is in Oklahoma
he can find out about it within a reasonable lmgth of time.  _.--~&#39;&#39; &#39;.92 - e - - , ie
- Recently the wife of Special Agent Donovan Owens, Iho
erily employed in the office .of Dr. Hilton Sureell, stated that Dr. Sursell
had told her that a patient by thensme of O&#39;Dell told the doctor -that he was .
from the Sallisee country and that it had been reported to him -that Iloyd was
the guard in the bank at Ballieee and that every one in Ballisal kneeabout -
him. O&#39;Dell&#39;e address Ias given as 1223 North C-entrel,&#39;Oklahenni City. . T
&#39; I .  The correct nsnae of thie_individual is &#39;HoIard*0"Della.nd;he iias_ &#39;_
interviewed by Agent I. B. Little. In-. O&#39;Del1 stated uiei he is free: eeiiieee
and has known Floyd for the past six or seven years. -Infcigneticn concerning
Floyd&#39;s employment as a guard at Sallisaw was obtained frcm an unknown indi-
vidual  hiring a conversation on the street in Oklahcms -City. 0&#39;De1l states -
he will endeavor to detemine the identity of this individual and furnieh his
na-no to the Oklahoma City office.  "Dell believes this report to be fantastic,
but states that he received information concerning Floyd from time to time-
He believes that he sen Floyd in Oklaliczsaa city ebeuttwc monthe aev. but isI
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Director
Division of Investigation
U. S. Department oi Justice
1001 Vermont Avenue, I-2.1%.
Washington, D.C.
EH70}! C.6l.Il.1.ER, with aliases, Deceased;
HICEAHD IELJLAKODALATQS, with aliases, Fug.
1.0. #1201; CHARLES AR1EUH3FLOYD, with
aliases, Fug. 1.0. §ll94; ETA].
COIISPIRACY 2&#39;0 DELIVE1-1 FEDERAL PRISOIIERDeer Sir: RB:
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tion of the Technical Laboratory a .45 caliber Colt&#39;s automatic ¢ T
pistol, Government model, serial number 0133826. ibis pistol was  3 
brought to the Kansas.City Office by one B. H. Kirsch, Eight Hatch-
man for the Bankers Petrol, who resides at 1412 Central Street,
Apartment 20?, Kansas City, hiseouri. he related that the gun in
question was turned_over to him by e woman acquaintance, whose name
he did not recollect. In that connection, however, he advised that
should the Division desire he is in a position to locate this wman
for an interview. -92
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in order that he might sell same to one or the members or the Bankers
Patrol. Es expressed himself as hesitant to take any action Iith _-.
reference to the weapon until it had been definitely ascertained
whether it was stolen Government property.
An examination of this pistol reveals that while it is a
Government model it is not the property or the Uni ted States, and
consequently it is being transmitted to the Division in order that
a testlbullet may be fired and compared with the ballistic specimens
I101! on file at the Division with reference to this case. It is re-
quested that this pistol be returned to the Kansas City Office after
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. IR mt: YIIIIICII C. IIILIR, with elieeoo, lloeeeeee &#39;
= mcruum n92u.|u.|Pou.n.ns,&#39;u1th elieooo, log. _
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QQPGPIRLCY To DELIVER IIDIRAL PRISQE
_ On Magnet 14, 1924, Spoeiol Agent I. 9. Berna, oi"tho &#39;- 
Chicago Ofoe, during] oonteroation eith Special -Agent Ii. 
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Spear, oi thio offiee, telophonioelly, edoiood that Special Agent .&#39;
in Charge Lareon had had eonteronee et the Ohieago Offi regardl-ing tho edvieabili ty oi tiling e oolpleint ageinet Hmh
io,
nee earring in the l&#39;e_l_erel Detention _Iorl at kilan, liehigo.n,_-,  -
charging her ee a eonopiretor in oonneotion with the attempted
delivery of Frank Nash in the instant eaoe. It no uneeratood
tron the eonwerzeation had with Agent suran that you eeaired eueh
a eolnpleint ee a Ileana of forlling e heoie for on intertiee Iith  &#39;
Vivien llethie einee oueh night plaeo her in e poyehologieel men
for a eueeoeoful interrieerith her, end, further, that the eonpleint
would he neon! ae e netainor in order that oho he held fora longer &#39;~
period or time thanright other-_eieo he the eeoe.  °  . _r
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hlaphenie eonverootion with Ir. Derby, in the Dieioien,
by Special agent lc. G. spear one hoe, one pnreriant thereto the
Dirieion&#39;e letter of auguet 21, 19:4, oeo reeeivod at the Iemee Oity
Otrioe, e eopr of ehieheee rnrniohee to 1omd__._  92_ Q", _  - _ .
here are eneleeee hereoith certified eepy of eupleint
eeern to by special agent ll. 0. Spear, together eith earrant hoar-
ing the eon eat return oi the United Statee _Iar-ehal at Ianeoo gity,
Iiieeouri, theoe papere hating been ezeeotedon nllaiot 25, 1084, "-&#39; &#39;" -
before United Staten Coonioeioner George D; _Beerolo1 at I
anoee Oity.-
me eoipleint ehergeo that Vivien hthie on or about Jone
10, 1053, eonopired Iith Louie Btaeei, Ireneee liikulieh llaeh, Riohervl
lhllmao Galetaa, and other-o, to violate e lee oi the United Steteo,
namely; that they eould eauee the reloeee oi a Federal prisoner,
Frank 1*-eeh, eho one then and there in legal euetody of the Attorney &#39;1 " &#39;  - a 
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St-acci jade a long lietaace telephone call trod Ohice.go,:-Illiaoie ~ ,":;-
to Kenna City, L&#39;.i_e&#39;eodri.&#39; __i0 piiert acte _on ithe part  #".___.=&#39; &#39;
lat-hie are known to thie office eith reepect _to___ the inetaat   _&#39;
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_ »- In the event that it ehoold become deeirehle tohold  1 .
hearing on the instant proceee, you are edvieed that Special Agent  ,-
I. E. Brennan, of the St. Louie Office, can produce photograph oi &#39;
latent tinge:-printa, ehich ilpreeeione he eecured at the residence oi .
ternon O. I-tiller, Keneee City, lieeoori, about June 80, l9&, and 5-
ehich he eill identify ee identical with the&#39;tingerpriate oi I1I&#39;iec__j _
Lhthle   I  ..;  ""&#39;92__  -&#39;-.,.:92 - _." &#39;-92
It may eleo he etated that lire. Brie ii. Blith, 6828
Edgevale Road, Kaneae City, ilieeoori, can teetify that Vivien Ilethie _
resided at 6612 Edgetele Rood with Vernon C. Killer &#39;ee"o&#39;f I92i&#39;lie"&#39;1&#39;8 W "
and 1?, 192.3. I -
lio record will he made public at Kaneae City, lliaaonri, _&#39; 1
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regarding the ieeuince of the proceee for Vivian liathie ae it ie _+ .
deemed advieeble that cane he held in eecreor and the United States -
Oomieaioner hee_aL=i&#39;oed_ to do .thie. &#39;. ~{ _ -_ -- -- _,  L-=
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*i =!&#39;he above proceee eea authorized by Aeeietaet United Statee _.-
Attorney Randall Iileon, and he authorized that eane he handled in " "
the manner ahon herein. .  1 . ~  .3-1&#39;-7: _- &#39;
ihie proceee ie being-rorearded direct to you in order that
proper action my he taken in the inveetigetion at lilac, Iidligan, &#39;
and that the detainer may he filed, ea directed in Divieioc letter .
or Auguet 21, 1954. the proceee ie forwarded direct in order to; &#39;=
obviate any public record or publicity. _  -_ . - - _&#39;  --&#39;-, ~-. . ,- - .&#39;-. -.&#39; ... rl"92 ." &#39;. jP1eaee advice tin lecaee&#39;¢ity 017100 pronptli a&#39;a"to -&#39;l11&#39; 1 &#39;
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____N!r. Nathan
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_ildr. Edwards
_____Unit Two
__Unit Four
__F&#39;i1ee ction
- er e1 Files Section4 E ant Section
1 Clerk&#39;s Office
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____Statietica1 Section
___&#39;Iechnice1 Laboratory
__l-ir. Deaderick
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____Mr. I.-isterman 92______l-.!r. .Lott 
____Mr. Lowdon
_____Mr. McKee
______Mr. Newby
_______Lir. Richmond
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brother oi Adan Richatti who resides at that point. He indicates s rather
close knowledge or the conditions in that section and is or the opinion
that valuable information concerning the location of Floyd can be obtained
through his contacts in and around Bolivar. He also indicates that he has
knowledge oi a girl, the widow oi one oi the Young brothers, who it will
be recalled were implicated in the killing oi a number oi officers near
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Erma 1;B"1"liUn nuSpringfield in 1931 or 1933, atatea that he knows that Floyd
has been intimate wi th the Young women and states that on one occasion,
about eighteen months ago, he observed Floyd in company with this
and followed them 1&#39;I&#39;Om Springfield to a point about fifteen miles
where the parents oi the Young sronan reside. At that time he was
to be definite in his identification of Floyd and before he could
action to cause the apprehension, Floyd left the vicinity. He furtherwoman
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advises that one Prank Pike, connected with the Springfield, Missouri,
Police Department, has requested he comnunicste with him and ind catsdthat he has good information concerning Floyd and lentil to
 work with him on it. In this connection advised that Pike_.= does not care to divulge his information !o!her man e a of the_ Springfield Police Department, we will work Iith.- .|,
.  LED further indicated that he had a number of contacts in o er
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=. results in the event he is able to make an investigation throughout that
&#39; portion of Missouri in which he is well acquainted.
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&#39; ." Agent of this office accompany him on his inquiries and is willing to
cooperate in this regard if his expenses can be paid, He would, of course,
be interested in any reward which might be paid in the event Floyd should
be apprehended through his efforts,any advance of funds, but states that
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, _ .  August 20, 1934 arrangements are being made whereby Agent Andersen till
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in Northern Arkansas and Eastern Oklahoma. I am authorizing Agent Andersen
to proceed into those states" if considered necessary or desirable. Hhile1:-~1F -_- ..
it is not possible to accurately state the length of time which will be .
required in order to follow out this angle of the investigation, I am of
-ET; the opinion that it should not consume more than e seek. &#39;.|.he Division...-_.... --- will be promptly advised of any developments. ._ a
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pared by concerning an interview had I1 th Chief of DetectivesThomas Jilziggins, oi"&#39;the4Ka.nsae City, Missouri Police Department,concerni ~ the recent kil ing in Kansas City of Johiylazia.
You are advised that this information was volunteered
to ms by Kr. Higgins and the information is set down as he gave
it to me. I did not consider it desirable to closely question
him during this interview and there are, consequently, certain items
which should be more fully developed. It is also noted that the
spelling of certain proper names in the memorandum are phonetic and
possibly inaccurate. -- , = _ .. ,
I-Iy hesitancy to further question Chief Higgins is due
to the identification which the Division&#39;s laboratory has made of
ballistic specimens from the slaying of Iszia with ballistic speci-
mens in the Union Station massacre. I am of the opinion that the
pinformation furnished by Higgins is important to this case and 
should be fully developed. It occurs to me that hare is s strongpossibility that the individual referred to as Ar0&#39;Brien_may beidentical with liomer-..&#39;Iilson»P:X ;§ / -mL§L:L_m*,_Q
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forwarded to the Chicago, St. Louis and &lahoma Cit fic, and
it is requested that the Chicago and St. Louie Off es - v_Of_ all
available information, particularly concerning 0&#39;B 18110 is_g_ffice -
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oonneotion with the Lazia" killing and his theories in this ocnnsotien.
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to the hospital and was in the room with Lazie for a hriet time n
Lezie Isa not questioned by him_ in vies or his physical aondition,
but during the-time Higgins Isa in the room e number oi lazie&#39;a Italiantriends, includinfociis Jinf
llarino, were present. Lszie has ooneoioue
during a portion oi this t and Higgins states that Bellarino leaned
over the bedend asked I-snia shat appeared to he a question in Italian,
repeating the question three tl.lBOIe lazia Ilade some replfto Bella:-ins,
also in Italian. Subsequently .B1gg1lil"_hsll Bellarino some to headquarters
where he was questioned, Higgins advising him that he eaepartionllarly
his reply was. He assured Bellarino that the intonation would he held
in oonfidenoe end Bellarino rspsatsd in Italian that hehad asked Lezls,
Higgins advising tint it sounded life the same eordu__ Bellarino ,2 ;.  .
then advised that he had inquirsd oi Lazis if he ass or has Iho did
the ahooting and Lazia&#39;e response use in the negative. Higgins flrthsr _.
advised that his first thsory i &#39;eonnsstion Iiththe killing of lazia --qae that it see theésork o_i"JoeRLd|__oo,vor some or his _oohortei;;-Em-° .::-  1%,£ &#39; : E; -- 1 K &#39; bgins s"l:no1m"enew of I-esisf   ~&#39;  , &#39;; .  "   . _s f ,._:~ :. _&#39; &#39;- _-j n ._ .._&#39;__ &#39; Q _ _- Ll-, _ 4; 
i * Iiooordingly, Lusoo end a anmher or his "men sore Iiroiight to- ".
headquarters and sloesly questioned» lone of them were held and 2
Higgins states that heis of the opinion that they did not participate
in the killing. He stated that Lusoo admitted that he and Lszia had
had some disagreement, but claimed that he had at all times endoevorsd
to remain friendly with Lazia and to work with him» Lusoo also advised
I-Iiggine that he was oi the opinion that in time information would come
to the Police Department as to the killers, calling attention to the
fact that Lszie had many friends who would he in e position to obtain
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Police Department connecting hie brother, and othere, with the offense
 and that this informs-tion use bed and indicated that he thaw Ih0"5lYO&#39; &#39;
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come to the Police Department from Lazia but intimated that it may
_ha~re. J&#39;oeg,Scol&#39;a has not been_.1n Kansas Oity since .1-az.ia&#39;e killing ._ .
and the police have endeavored to determine hie whereabouts. In
this connection they have placed tape on the telephone oi Joe Boole
and or others but have not prodncedeny tangible results»  top on.»--.~_I.
Boola_&#39;e phone has been temporarily discontinued, it being evident that -,
the persona at hi"e residence were aware that someone wee listening to .
their conversations inasmuch as they complained to the telephone _
company relative to the service being given. Iiigine edvieed that he
now seriously doubts that Scola and hie cunpenione eonld return to _
Kansas city tor the purpose or revsnging themselves on Laeiel _It ie .
noted the-t these individuals are been to members oi the Eaneae City,  " --
liieeouri Police Department end are considered quite "hot" in Kansas City.
Hoeever, Higgins cannot completely eliminate these pereone trcn hie _&#39;
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et the beginning ot_ the_I-ezie ceee related -to the__individuaIe implicated
in the slaying oi _a messenger oi the Oomeree it-us! dunpany, Phil .;__;t
Soole and others, preyieuely mentioned in this cgnnect"ioh¢_ Hii 1-eaten, f{;T"
for euepecting these individuals in that efterithe Commerce ;&#39;i;T=;"., _
Company killing information oame to the Police Department naming these &#39;
persona as the killers. Higgins, acting on e tip, proceeded to.. &#39;  _
Glevelend, Ohio, for the purpose oi apprehending them but found they -_-_
had already departed. This trip was made without the knowledge or _
other members oi the Police Department with the exception oi the -
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Kansas City e group of St. Louis mobsters and that he, Lezie, wee of
the opinion that these individuals should not be allowed to remain
in Kansas City. Lazia advised that they were undoubtedly here for the
purpose of pulling some sort of job and that he felt that Kansas City
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toan with the exception of Griffin. Griffin elained that for certain &#39;
reaeone he could not very well return to St. Louie afnd that he had an
opportunity to bu into a gambling bueineee in Kaneai Bity and had
no intention of, engaging inothe&#39;r_aoti1ritiea¢  Accordingly, Griffin" -,
was alloeod to Qremain, the others leaving Kana&#39;_ae_O1t_y. Griffin did .&#39;.-_f&#39;
acquire n interest in a gambling place operated on Iain Street by _,*" one ibny?Fatella. Higgins advised certain of hie nan concerning the" &#39;
place in Kaneae Gity of Griffin and instructed them its -keep an aye -
on hie place and to,b1-ing in any euepioioue looking ietrangera who ..._..
might be seen there. lheee men did ac but found that apparently
Griffin nee not visited by hie out of town friends.
Since thelillfng of Lazie and within the paet&#39;eete&#39;ral ieeka
Griffin nae shot by unknown aeaeilanta when preparing to enter his home
in Eaneae City. Griffin Ian taken into custody by police and.-remained
in a hospital under guard-for come time. He "recovered from h1eImnde&#39;
and wee apparently &#39;_r-eleaeed on bond inconnection Iith a holdup charge
placed against him on Luguet 23rd._ Higgina advieed that Griffin, Ihile
in the hospital, Iae identified by certain per-eons from Iairbury,  .
Nebraska, in connection eith a hank robbery there and he nnderatood &#39;
theee persona were to institute extradition proceedings; However, thin
action was not taken»  ~ &#39;   » .   ..  .:
ainoethe ehooting of Griffin the inquiriee which the police
have made have ehown that he aae visited from time to time by individuals
from chicago and 8t» Iouiac Among the,eeper-acne nae one..|.1 O&#39;Brien  _
the police have detemined that jtheae per-eonaaleo&#39;,nade a&#39;ontact__ in
Ianeae City with Sam Gross and one Kramer, known to the __p&#39;olico<&#39;tc be " _
implicated in labor rackets. cross and Kramer are interested in,the&#39;
cleaning business and in Higgins opinion, have been responsible for a
number of depredaticne on cleaning establishments. Biggine"informa-
tion is that theee visitors were interested not only in establishing a
cleaning organization but eleo a racket in connection Iith milk truck
dri tern.
_ it the time of the shooting of Griffin he lee accompanied by
O&#39;Brien and O&#39;Brien wee briefly questioned by detectives of the
Kenees City, lliseouri Police Department. However, he aas not detained
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were also found a number of snapshot photographs, including one of a
man and woman, Higgins being of the opinion that this nan is O&#39;Brien. i
He asked Griffin regarding this photograph and Griffin stated he had
no knowledge of it whatsoever. _ 
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telephone call to the effect that the men the police were looking for
oould he lodatsd at a certain address in the ten hundred block on
Gillham Road. Higgins, accompanied by other detectives, lent to this
address and upon entering the apartment found three nhut no H0110 -It was dstennined that this is the apartment of Samgrose and the
women were Gross&#39;,, rife, a roman aho had been living with Griffin as his
wife, and the sire of an Italian named LaPlumma, .Iho opei-etes__a night &#39;-_
club in Kansas Oi tye .It was also determined that Iraiuer resides in
the sans apartments dross was aubaequentli questioned by police and ._
admitted acquaintance with Griffin and O&#39;Brien but indicated that he -
was only interested in the cleaning racket and knew nothing about any!
other aotivitiea of his associates. Griffin&#39;s roman denied any i_.n- _
formation concerning his business, or activities. 1     _,_ -
Higgins advised that he has oodlnnnioated Iith the Ohioago - .
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have no photograph of him, although he was feasibly-fingerprinted. hi ;-_._.-&#39;*
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of one an 5"Brien but Higgins states tmt"it is undoubtedly of a -~
different individuals He also obtained information that one William"Bad Rye&#39;*mith, Iho has a record at East Ste Louis, is possibly . _
connected in some nay with this group of persons. I-ie is of the opinion
that Smith is Polish»
In the course of the interview ai th ifr. Piggins he further
advised that on the evening before Lazia was killed he was in comp?
with one Sam I-louse, formerly of Fansss City but more recently engaged-dire
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difficulties in Omaha it__had been necessary for him to lesvethat "3ci ty and Lazianeas contemplating eutting1hi1i[is&#39;th&#39;ei_gambling iaeket
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in  nabs. It is not known ehether he is presently in Kansas City.
_ Higgins -stated that he is positive in hie own mind that ._
Lezia&#39;s killing ens the eork of O&#39;Brien and his eseociates, or of
someone hired by than to do the job. _ His theory is -_ that Lazia-"I:ould
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get rid of him;
prior to the occasion on which he ens shot a shooting effray occurred
in Kansas Citv at Independence and Benton in ebich several individualsin one oer attacked one individual in another. , The person ettacked__
escaped by ducking into e Post Office sub-station. Various rumors
have come to the Kansas City Office that the persons doing_this shooti
were members of the _Lazia gutfit_inc&#39;1nding Charley Garigotte, one of
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the erfeot that Griffin had been shot be iee interviewed at the hospital
Ihere conifined by Special agents Andereenjand 11-ainor-3-_-Be didpot s ;_
furnish much infornntion of value but it was thought, that possibly _
further information could be obtained by e further interview; - hie "
opportunity rorthis intsr&#39;g_ieI_did not occur untillduguet 25, 1934,1319! &#39;inquiries developedathat Briffin, had recovered, frog his §92I_-lid!-_;I.nd  .had been released on bondby the_&#39;_Po1ice Departmentt It s ould _»_be -.  &#39; &#39;1-Inoted that in keneas City Griffin used. the.-name of Zack Gregory and;
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friemlly Iith ,1-In Fieeehetti end Gherlee Arthur Pretty le1",l&#39;lo192l. P.
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Buy is euppoeed to lie in Louioiene or Detroit, liohigen.I
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. *3 "If-._&#39;_&#39;__. &#39;1.l1. Haggis still residing at Ame:-icus Hotel, ~
&#39;  Allentown, Pa., end holding executive position
._: with Phoenix Steel 00., Oataeauqua, Pa. Files . __
&#39; .. of leading photographers in Allentown examined -
but_ no record found of Haggis being photographed." 1
John A. Kubil, photographer, does commercial - -j .
photography for Phoenix Steel 00., end may be _ able to secure photo or Haggis. Bemard Metzgsr, Allentowrrpliotographer, states Heggie infomed &#39;
92 him that he had photograph taken in hone torn s
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L REIEHZIECE: I Letter-from Kansas City, l92io., dated August ll, 1934;; .. _
Report of Special Agent _J .1... Fallon, Philadelphia, Pe., 92 7- 7--545 _ &#39; I  , - _
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a-.ent at each photographer&#39;s but no record could be found for Haggis. Cs
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it the etudio&#39;01&#39; Mr." John A. m>1i,"1o22 Hamilton J  1,,
Street, it was found that he has been handling the eeotunereielpphotogrephy ii".
.1mentioned the officials er the Phoenix steel Company, nun Ihouahe dealt,-.
and iir. Heggie&#39;s name was mentioned es the principal one. Several ct the &#39;
pictures taken st the plant were exhibitbd to agent but in no instance was
round any or the otticiale. Most or thelerhibits consisted oimschine &#39;
parts and products, and in one case e picture oi e machine with the operator
standing alongside. Er. Kubil assured agent that he Iould be glad to do-
operate in any manner, realizing that the matter was confidential and would -
be so respected by him. agent then disclosed the object in view and lir.
Kubil stated that it Iaa only recently that l92-Ir; Haggis-had asked himito-do.1-" . ..
for the Phoenir Steel Company, not does not do the ordianaijgprotraitleork
for individuals, although heiie equipped _to|do&#39;eo. Upon-Questxioninrg, he 1-, p I. £-
scane private enlarging work tor him. It fee re_1ected&#39;at the time at I-Jr. 1 if
Kubil is primarily interestedin commercial _phot&#39;ographr..__ln view oi&#39;,the -tact
that he had rejected the work he did not consider it advisable to otter to
do it until such time es Mr. *1-eggie might call in regard to other work for
the Steel Company. He stated. that the next time Mr. -Haggis -celled him-he i ----
would me-ztion his rilliregxzess to do the work for him in the hopes that I&#39;r.
IIe;_;gie ::.;&#39;;;ht appear on one of the photographs. It was also stated that iir.
ilecgie visits the studio ir. connection with the lurk that Ir. _Kubil periorms_
for the Steel Company; and it could be an&#39;ees;i&#39;1&#39;natte&#39;r torhini to aeeuie a
picture of him without the fact being lcnovm to Hr. Haggis. Mr. Kubil promised
his confidential cooperation and will endeavor to secure a photograph it same
can be arranged without __the slightest amount or euspiciont; It&#39;s.-as his
suggestion that a !&#39;.r. Bernard Lietzger, _e well lcnoen. photographer of this city,
be consulted, as most or the prominent men or this locality have theireorlc _
done through that studio, and it is customary tor Mr. htetzger to call upon &#39;9
well !.~.-non-n officials asking them to come in for e st-tting without any &#39;
obligation as to purchasing a photograph. lir. Rubi]. promised to keep in _
touch with the Philadelphia office for any rurtheridevalopuentei .   .
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Hamilton Street, was interviewed and after an eoajamination or his records _ _
revealed that no photograph or H_eg31e&#39; had ever been1taken_,thsre;__He_ inzounad
agent that he had previously ooopereted_Iith.the government prohibition nan fa
in securing photographs of parties under investigation. He. e_tnted that it -I83
his usual practice to call upon the various business officials of that city
in an effort to secure their photograph, and in this connection he exhibited
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iir. llatzger called Kr. Heggie "over the telephone and esked&#39;n&#39;ini"&#39;lI he-_ T-&#39;5&#39;.
would be interested in coming in for e sitting, stating that he herd most &#39;
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TJ.-1, Haggie, Americas Hotel, Allentqtn, Psi &#39;_&#39;" &#39; If.-f&#39;  f__&#39; "- -  -
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CHICAGO OFFICE at Joliet, will contact the photographers, -
end examine their tiles for the names of persons being photographed there,
without disclosing the name cf the party those photogreph ie,_Iente__ unlele ti
it is round that &#39;1-£eggia&#39;e photograph is in_ the 
le. Haggig?ie eei_d to have
been e resident oi Ioliet before he came to Allentown, Pe., end in &#39;cen-
naction with a letter from the Kansas City Office to the Philadelphia prties,
it is requested that e photograph of Heggia be__eecured and if__oreer_da:_l- to the";
11:.-.:.ses City i;Iiice for possible izientificetion by individuals who are  &#39;
ecqisintei 2-;it1u Gus Stevens or Stone.
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with llr. John L. Kubil at 1022 Hamilton Street, who operates a Photography
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Tl-us case onssannwg arr K0115 as C it:-,&#39; , L13 501111 "L; "Q 52,9
REPORT BAX 81&#39;: D|92&#39;l&#39;I FHUU HA1: I1lDDIUII&#39;lIlICH HA1: TIT  IV: .B"**@-Kssm I8/24/H I B/at/$4 _&#39;D.H.Dicl:eeon N
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- R1013-.RD T.;LIl.ZAlI"&#39;GAl.-;Ts.3 with aliases Q - Conspiracy to Dlliter e ~
» FUE-ITI1-"ii, I. 0. §120l; ,&#39; _ &#39; _ Federal Ifrisoner  -&#39;I  " .-.n&#39;n-urn Penn so&#39;
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I "&#39;°"5"°"""°""- In-Comation 517611 byz_coniidentinJ_.__inio1&#39;mlnt_ l II 1,01 es to alleged hideou s oi "Pretty Boy I_k>$_,§"§..-&#39;-t-_¢}I.,92: Floyd in Oklahoma. P 1I C! Illlhr Q 
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At Pryor , &#39;1i0ntena _ . 
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n:-.r:=<-. not &#39; report, ou vmose name is sent the Division in a confidential
I letter, Special ..gentGe&#39;orge Costello GI this office that he had eclne - 92
inior::I:=t he would like to give. This Agent interviewed him near Pryor,
I iiontsna, nu,-gust 22, 1934, and he stated that heyes in Oklahoman about three rears
ego and tested the "Pretty Boy" Floyd gang. He states that one oi their I
princi ts is Just west or! Fort Siuith, Arkansas, I_-¢rOBs the bridge,the eeco house on the right hand side; that the omerhof this place is supposed II to be e nioe man, but any or them can secure protection there end be hidden out,if necessary. The infommt has visited this p1&08e 3- * &#39;- &#39; &#39;  - ~
XIII-Q &#39; &#39; I Another place that he visited is the home oi Clue Anderson in the _
Cookson Hills, east oi lfort Gibson, eight miles rest oi equeh, Ollehaust
This is an excellent hideout» - _  -  &#39;I . - A ,.I mother place is the home of Hountlcookeon,  summer resort south -
or Tahlequeh. He states that Oookeon, tor has the Oookson Hills are lmoin, -
is an old timer there and _e very safe man for outlets» . . &#39; -v
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CCIRSPIHICY TO DUJVFR FEDEAL PRISHERQ
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11:: Divisicn in in receipt of your latter
dated iugust 24, 1934, vdzcnin it is noted that Special
4"-._-cat. T. H. cnrm-4 suggests. thrt Barbe:-t "Dutch" lkerl,
Cl-11: 1 of Detectives at Hot Springe, !.rT-:s.m::=z= I111 f92l!&#39;I11¬lh
inIom::.t!.-an concerning G:¢1at:.a if dis-c:*eot1;&#39; approached.
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akera is clozoly o.oqua:Loted with subject Galntao and has
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of the fugitive, but without moooea.
11:2 Division doairen that Special lgeat
_ Clifford Iuggolt the manor in Ibich Ir. Ike?! lhonlll be
appro:-ched so an to hing about the desired results.
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Conspiracy to Deliver Federal Pris cner
After reviewing the files in the ebonre case, Special
Agent T. hi. Clifford desires to nuke the following report for the in-
formtion of the Division:
That during the years 192&#39;? to 1950, htr. Clifford Iee
Assistant District Attorney of the 13th Judicial District of the state
of Arkansas at Camden, Arkansas. While serving in this capacity, A. W.
Ellis was the sheriff of Ouachita County, and is at the present time
serving as such in that county. Special Agent Clifford has examined
the photograph of one Richard Celetes, wanted by the Division in con-
nection Iith the above captioned case. It i.s_j11:, Clifford&#39;s opinig -
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unsullied; he is ependehle
consider the proposition ofEllis is s man whose 1:356:66 is clean and
in every respect end, n_s_.t_yral refused toCeletas and Alters.   
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oi e "cut-in" of the money obtained by Gelates from confidence games
and gambling concessions in and around Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Special Agent Clifford is well acquainted Iith Herbert
"Dutch" Akers and states that Akere Iould double-cross Galatee ii
properly approached. He is, in the opinion of Special Agent Clifford,
unscrupulous in his dealings. _1t_ia_Blso the opinion of Special Agenj

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Galatas if discreetly approached.
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that ehe hae admitted living in an apartmen houee Iith Darker in I1 1932;
that they have not gotten anything from her that I111 help ae yet hut; &#39; &#39;
that aha had previously denied knowing Dick Galataa hut laet night ahaetated ehe would tell him, Conley, today an aha knoll about Diakaalataeg
that this nae before he left the otriae laat night. 
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Izzy and Hr. Cowley atated they were not getting anything in pertianlar
from him. I aaked it he admitted heing at that place and Itr. Cowley &#39;
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be aura that they are checking the money to eee if it ie any oi the nnacn
money. Mr. Conley atated to he aura that whoever doee thia, also mkea
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I c&#39;l1sd Ir. Cowley and advised his fthet so have s telep-oi Ilse-
Oshkosh, Iisconsin signed by Charles Isre, probably the Charles I. Ierej the
sele attendant st the Boldiers loee,who sss istesrriesed by Agent Ihodes 1:7
June, she is s little unbalanced; thet the telegres reeds Wlgimth 1934 sedan,
left tender badly bent, license plates Iiscoeeis 600 lest three figures Inetls
to reed; talk eith girl taoen es lolly, eote previous correspondence, sen is
heck seat positive Gillie; girl inquired route 26 te Chic: go; she esked sheet
detoure on route and I asked to sect her soee tine; she sehtioeed Beverly &#39;-
Gerdme, 96th end Iesaern Avenue, Chicago; slis see driving in edditioe to
Gillie end girl; ell very nervous end tired; no chesce to call officer] edviee
my Hotel. I advised Ir. Cooley that this sas s day letter collect sent
vie Iestern Union. Ir. Gotley steted they sould shock this right swag
and I stated this is probably Charles P. lere she isiistteedant ls the loldb
Hose and is pr:-bet]; sentelly deranged. Ir. Cooley stated this is quite e
coincidence as the information they received tron Ben Ireacisco ls to the ._. ..
effect that Ielson has e new Plymouth. Ir. Cowley stated they sill sen-I e_p_ _
agent up there to talk to his st Oshkosh. .
lr.&#39;Bo!1e;r edvised that Helen Ferguson has told thee quite e story;
that she admits being close]; essocieted slth the Barkers end lerpisg that her
sen see Ierl Christian, Ibo Ies killed in the ht robbery st Ieirbury, lsbresb.
that she states thswhristmen and the Barker Brother;-g end 31¢]; 1;",-91; pg
up there to take that bank and they came beck - stthil 
le lhs Isl living ct
11!. Home Avenue, Chicago - end Fred Barker told ht that hrl had been
but not seriously and he had been left in Kansas Qty; thst three ses_&elstecr
he told her that Earl Ins deed but he dd-d elllatell her Illers he  &#39;
that she wanted tr get touoh with Christnels nether tut he I
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that she states Barker told her the sassy telmged to  he see
therefore giving it to her; that she contends that iros¢t_.het time or her rT&#39;-Te
_ relations slth these people sore sore estranged. Ir. Oosl&#39;q"-stated that it-14
. mm» coincidence can they sepereted on less 16, 1933 es um I...» he
apprehended an the ette:-noes ct June lbth and lmeped oft June l7th| that she;
cleies to have left on the eight of June 16th with s sen eased !red,Burk to:
s lake in Iisoonsia end she does not hos anything since thee. Ir. Ooelq _-.~
states that they do hos that she has been divorced from this outfit for sore
time but it is herd to believe that it happened just that es; er.d just at the
tine; that is, she got any the dry before so hecme interested in thee. I
Ir. Cowley stated that she has helped thee out to some extent in that she
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tr.» I.onio&#39;o place and ea3:c~ him if he would koop it up t!-»cro&#39;on=-2 ha at-atoll &#39;
ho would do thin; that she--Iont an at little whlie-lotor and 101119 told hot _
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go out for too or three Ion:-.3 and ooo if aha con pick up anything,
Ir. Cooley Ihothor ho thought oho oaa hanaot and ha otatoll that
ha can not baliave that tho in tolling" tho tnath. Ir. Goilq Ito .&#39;»-
had hnr for fire or oi: daya hotcro aho could oay hello; that 1&#39;
oducatod than out cl the oonen cf hor typo. I told Ir. Cooley
dooou7thingpclIib1acnthiocnaoaathaDiroctcr1o_ior;npoa_ _
fact that-that thing could tako piano in It. Ponliitholt Mr tao _t it-
I told Ir. Covloy to cover 87621 pcooiblo lotlrcop that I Inc: ho is doing ore:-_
ho can but he  "avid put forth ooao on_wor--lmnon offqrtl-and oaa if ho can get
ooao roonlto. Ir. Cooley atetod ho xiii talk to har for a couple of ncro days
&#39; we they got loro interaction out or her today than they have horotorcro of; he
rooiotanco has won don considerably. Ir. Oowioy otatod that ct the end
that tino thcy I111 have to tnko o cl:-snco ca bur and I gt:-.ta:l on protctiy _Ic.&#39;92.r1
as to do II-ct havo anything on her. I told Ir. Gooloy not to lot bar knot that
ahe is going to ho turned ioooo until o nl-auto before oho in pulhol?t&#39;I.:&#39;. lion!
atatoo ho int-ondo giving I-nor a little Ioloy before thoyiurn her Icon} th_at»t
hnvo c!:cci:.ud up on the fellow ohc hes been Living with and ho does not
anything: about it] that this follow hes nkippod but ho one a otuge hand, ynin
cccnoq on otagco for three yoaro and tho:-c is IO indication that he kn_cIo on;-
about her activiticl} I atctod it or-o funny that ho would run cut, am! I:j_.f§1q
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Ir. Cowley that ho would know, 1! ahc no lowing lain, tint aha would tokojlcr.
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ysltnrdsy thug ssizsd tbs It. Paul sfflos to BRO tbs ssosssar; tnqutrlss 
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that lhs It. Paul Qfcs has soda s -so ln._n.Lr1. I stator! they has ssdo 
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Division oi Investigation
U. S. Department or Justice
1001 Vermont Avenue, Ens".
Washington, D.C.
- Dear sir:
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RE: VERNON C. KILLER, with aliases, Deceased;
- momma &#39;:n1.1J.:n:--&#39;b.:a.i&#39;ms, with aliases, Fugitive
 1.0. #1201; CHARLES 1R&#39;II-1UR,FLOYD, with aliases,
~ Fugitive, 1.0. #1194; ETAL
OOIISPI RAOY I0 DELI VER FEDERAL PHISOIER
Please refer to letter addressed to the Oklahoma City
Office dated August 2&#39;7, 1934, transmitting certain photographs
or Charles Arthur Floyd with other parties, probably identical
with s brother, sister and ex-rife oi the Subject.
It is requested that additional copies oi both of these
photographs which are transmitted to the Division with a copy oi
that letter be made and furnished to the Kansas City Qffice and
to other interested offices.
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dated mgnot 12, 1954, ohonin it io notod thot o -photopnph or &#39;
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photogrnpho or Ohorloo Arthur Floyd, one or thooe hoing tho groupphotograph mentioned nhovo end the other being e photograph of Floyd, &#39;
n oonnn n -non. Thooo photogropho were eoourod oonotino ego fromIr. J. A?;rn6OIo11,&#39;SPO01n1 igont or tho Groot Lokoo Pipo Line &#39;
Company, nhooe homo oddrooo in Poot Otfioo Don: 58?, loot lhlon,
0nohono._ Lt the tino tr. Broooooil lott the photogropho ho horriodto o tnin and thoro loo no opportunity to ooouro tron hi: on: deb
no to tho origin oi tho photogrnpho or tho idontitioo or tho othoroin tho group. &#39; &#39; . I _ -
Iionovor, Lr. Bneooroll oppoorod ot tho lonoeo Oitr Offiooon tho morning or iuguot 25, 1934, ond no tnrthor intoriioood inrogord to tho pno_:dmpn-.- no otntod um llojoourod thooo pnomnpm 9292tron tr. Elliott, n Bpeoiol Agent oi tho atoll: Oil Onponr ot Men, |Oklahoma. to to the origin or tho photogropho Ilill they onno intotho hondo or Hr. Elliott, In-ooonoll in Inohlo to odvioo. Ho otntod,hooovor, that in the group photograph ohoro tholon and Ioinon on ~ &#39; _
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of the roman in ooid to ho Ruhr Floyd, on-oito oi the onhjeot, and -tho other nolan in oeid to ho o oietor of F1016, firot lone not hon w 6,128rooiding near or in Sellioon, Oklahoma 2 &#39; . I3
3140 NE?
or the relatives or Floyd, nu lame and Peril? the idontitioo or -1-Q5";
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this Marshal told him that he had received some information from some stool
over there indicating that Floyd had been or might be there. Hr. Brantley
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store used for treating wounds; that they ere going to file e harboring
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district. Hr. Brantley has instructed them to continue their investigation and
get as much evidence as they can concerning Cunningham and all others and it
looks like Cunningham actually harbored Floyd and all indications are to that
effect. Hr. Brantley stated that Cunningham admits harboring Floyd but the
date has not been fixed as yet. I asked M. Brantley if there was an reason
to believe that Floyd would be back there and Hr. Brantley stated there was
no reason to believe he would return within the immediate future; that this
place is a smell village and it is impossible to maintain surveillance.
 Br. Brantley advised that he is leaving this afternoon and will he
in Washington on Monday. I told Er. Brantley, with regard to this Flqydsituatio, that we want to get as much life and enthusiasm into this investiga- -f
tion as possible; that the Director is virtually disgusted with the facts
that we have been looking for this fellow for months and months and we do not
know whether he is in Alaska or Florida. Er. Brantley stated this is true and
he admits all of this and he wishes he knew where they were but this seems to
indicate that Floyd has been in Oklahoma recently. I told Mr. Brantley that
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Reference is made to letter franithis office dated July 16, 1934,fad to Division letters oi August 7 and 23, 1934, referring to four test
bullets and cartridge cases transmitted to the Divisicn. Laboratory from
this office, which specimens were secured by Special Agent R. H. Simone
from Lieutenant Gordon oi the Kansas City, Ilissouri, Police Department.
Lieutenant Gordon advi on August 27, 1934, that these specimenswere fired from two .736 calibe;fCo1t Super-sutclnatic pistols, serial . H
nuubers respectively being 3323 and 136. &#39; &#39;
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Joeigchool of Kansas City, Missouri, in an investigation mde by the
Kansas City Police Department in connection with the killing ct John
Qklazia which occurred on July 10, 19254.
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and the records of that company show that it was subsequently sold to one
J. 927.§£.dams, who gave his address as Red River, New Mexico, care oi theRed River Supply Company. However, s further check by the Police
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Dear Sir: Act a1.Conspiracz to Deliv
Reference is made to Division letters of July 30 and august l7, 1934,which enclosed copy of letter fran Lonisxby, Sales Agent, 295 Pacific
Street, Brooklyn, N. Y., and the informs on furr.is!:pd by the Division
that the indiv idusle referred to by I-Jr. Foy may be associated with the
Barker-I.a1pis gang.
Lcuis Foy was interviewed at 295 Pacific Street, Brooklyn, N. Y., which
is hie home. lie is apparently an observant gentleman about seventy
years of age, He states that about Pay, 1954, one middleeaged woman
and two younger wcaien, who are supposed to be her daughters, rented
the ground floor apartment, which contains approximately four rooms,
in the house at 294 Pacific Street; that they were joined by another
middle-aged woman about July 20, 1954. 1-is is umble to give any com-
prehensive descriptions of these four semen. He states that these
1.-omen are visit ed by men driving four different cars, and he secured
the following license numbers, and their owners, as secured -from the
1-3. Y. Police Department, are ehom as follows:
7-L-5116-Issued to Oharleei
lackburn, 1306 Ocean Aves,
Brooklyn, NY for 929 Chevrolet Coupe
&#39;7&#39;-L-9493-Issued for a Buick automobile to AmeritoSasam,
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91st St., Brooklyn, NY
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1.15. Fey further states that Daniel Corbett, who is the rental agent
for 294 Pacific St., and who lives on the second floor above these
women, told Peter Ocogan  en ex-convict!, Ibo resides at 293 Pacific
St., that these women were from the South; that they were e mother
and two daughters who had come up to take jobs in Brooklyn; however,
that these parties do not work. Mr. Fey states that neithu Coogan
nor Corbett can be trusted. He states he overheard Corbett giving
this information to Coogan.
He states that ohe of the above cars is a Ford V-8 black Sedan,
with N.Y.license plates number 9-K-5646, and that the occupants of
this car used to visit these women regularly up until the night
newspapers reported Dillinger was killed in Chicago; that up until
that time two men always sat in the rear seat of the car and a wcman
sat in the front mat with s man who, he,states, resembles Fred
Barker. He states this nun was about 32&#39; to 35 years old; 6&#39;4
tall; that the wcman always carried a anall paper mrket bag into
the house when going to call on the women and would always bring
this same narlnet bag out when leaving the house -  may have had
pistol in bag!. He stated the women always followed her out and the
two men stayed in the oar, until the evening of Dillinger&#39;s killing,
when one of the party bought a newspaper carrying the item about
Dillingers death and showed it to the two men in the rear of the
car, whereupon all. four occupants went into the apartment where the
women lived. He cannot give any description of the women or the men
who cams to call on the occupants at 2.92 Pacific Street.
The New York Office is mking investigation to determine the identity
of the parties driving the automobiles carrying license plates
as given above, and will make appropriate investigatl on to detennine
the identity of the occupants at 294 Iacific Street to ascertain
whether they are connected with the Barker-Kai-pie gang. ~
L-Ir. Fey&#39;s hens is directly across the street frcm these women and
he has offered to allow his front room to be used for purposes of
observing the parties at 294 Pacific Street, if this is deemed desirable.
The New York Office will report later on further developments on
this matter.
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Deer Sir:
In reply to your letter of August 16, 1954, requestingadvice as to whether Mrs. Annef.-rpencer, Huekegon, Michigan,
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the whereabouts or subject Floyd, I wish to advise that
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