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Director,
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Dear Sir: In re: ALVINOKARPIS with aliases, FUGITIVE, L0. 12.18
IR. JOSEPH PPISORAN with aliases, 1.0. 1232
HARF!Y°C1£»ZPEEi.L with aliases, LO. 1236
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YJIILIEJ J'.°HARRBON with aliases, I-0. 1239
HAT-TI¢SAr'fY'ER with aliases, 1.0. 1240
MYRTLE-E-'JON with aliases, 1.0. 1241 at a1
Edward George0Bremer,Victim - KIIDNAPING;
HLRBOREIG AND OBSTRUSTION OF JUSTICE;
NATIONAL FI}*.Fl§.R3:fS ACT.
I am transmitting herewith to the Cincinnati Bureau office, copies
of photographs of the 10ll0wing subjects and other persons prominently
mentioned in this case- 0- P92
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Adams, Charles
Anderson, David
Anderson, Frank
Anderson, Louis I.
Lngus, Bert
Amour, -To Ann
Asher, Peggy
Bnxer, George mgsne
Bales, Corey
Ball, Johnny
Barker, Arthur
Barker, Fred
Barker, Mr. and I-Ira. George E-
Barker, Kate
Berg, Ollie
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Hebebrand, Arthur H.
Heeney, William
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Director,
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4"Dear Sir: In re: LLV'IN/FARPIS with aliases, FUGITIVE, 1.0. lzle
IELICXSEPH P&E.fOR;..N with aliaseg I.0. 1232
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Edward Geo:-geBremer,Victim - KIIIIAPING;
HARBOR ING AND OBSTRUJTIOR OF JUSTICE;
NATIOIIAL FIRELTILTS ACT.
I am transmitting herewith to the Cincinnati office, copies of
additional reports, letters and manorsnda, which are not contained in
the files of the Cincinnati office, in connection with the above entitled
matter; as follows:
Conmmicetion: Date: §u':>mitted by Agent: Chicago sent
Letter 4/19/35 Jacksonville to Chicago 3219
~ 4/19/35 Jacksonville to Detroit 3221
" 4/19/35 Detroit to Chicago 3225
Report 4/ls/so w. I. Birthright 3244
* 4/25/so Kenneth Ingan 5245
Letter 4/22/35 Ins Angeles to Chicago 3246
~ 4/as/as St.Paul to Chicago 324':
* 4/20/as Ins Angeles to Chicago 3245
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~ 4/23/:55 .T. H. Hansen 527?
I 4/22/as B. F. Fitzsimmons 3252
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Yolney Davis at_Reno in I light blue Plyxpouthedan carrying Calitoiniellcense plate1
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necessary peace officers within the Butte Bureau territory,and this IBB immediately
done in the anticipation that if this person were Vblney Davisl he m1ght'comei '
through the southern part of Idaho and possibly endeavor to reach Glasgow, Montana;
However, later in the evening of April 7, 1955, another telegram was received from
the Salt Lake City Office advising that the personat Reno,"Hevada,_Ihd was bOv ,v1
lieved to have been Davis was located at Truckee, California, and proved not to .1
be Subject Davis. The same peace officers within the Butte Bureau territory thati
had been advised to be on the lookout for Davis were than advised of this informa-
tions" f w L> , e '~< *- f . ~@O _ V~ 4; -, * _ .. _ ' . ~ - --»_1'_ -t,
_ On ipi-11 ll, 1935, the Butte Office received s letter from Charles vi
Hamblin, Chief of Police at Wolf Point, Mntane, wherein he advised that William
Beaver was in Iclf Point about four weeks ago, and that he had been eld La_~ *1;
Great Falls, Montana; with one Orville Good on a speeding and running a stop sign ;
charge shortly before cming to wolf Point. ,In this letter ChiefEemblin seemed _
to be quite positive that the person mentioned was William Weaver, indicating7 '
that he identified him from the Identification Order and from the front cover ,
of Vole 4, NO. 4, of 'FUGITIVES Wanted by Police", dated April 1,-l955. Upon ._
receipt of this information this ;gent immediately proceeded to Great Falls,
Sontana, and there on the night of April ll, 1955, located Orville Good at 1209
Second avenue, Great Falls, temporarily in town from vicinity of Wolf Point,
Lontana. Orville Good stated that he-had been arrested on February 11, 1935, '
at 2:15 Aehe while driving his father's 1934 Chevrolet which carried 1934 '
Eontana license plqtes 41-351, and that he was fined $lOe00 for this charge;!!_
that at the time of this arrest there was a party with him by the name of fi-_
Lester Denis; that this person Denis was a chance acquaintance; that h§-1f}¥1.__?_not hnow much about him, but stated that he had seen Denis on or about the -_w~¥a>
25th of Larch in Great Falls. Agent exhibited to Orville Good various photo-
graphs of criminals, that of William Weaver being among those exhibited, and
Good, upon examination of Weaver's photograph, stated that he thought it was.-d~
the same person as Lester Denis. With the assistance of Orville Good A8Bnt ~f"
located Lester Denis at a walkathon which was being held about six milesout:f_::
from Great Fells, Montana, and closely questioned him. Es bears a very 01°58 '
resemblance, both in facial features and physical stature, to the description; ;
of Killian Weaver, however, upon fingerprinting Lester Denis it was 5@Ii1t°l{. ~determined that he is not one and the same pei-sen as Yfilliaxn Iieeve_r'se0Q_r92ii11892 ;. ~
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Dear irt
In reply to your letter at April. 1.6, i955, pieaea
be advised that arran{;er.enta have been ettected with Hr. John J'-
iqzm, uuperintandent of the United states Detention Farm at Kiian,
Liichig - hereby either the coming or outgoing eorreapondaneeor Kynggxurdett and belorenyoimvy, the are prisoners in $111?
institution, will be trans-.itted to the Detmit office, where it
in being examined for any informt ion ei value before it in either
delivered to the prisoners er posted in the United Staten Hail.
Since the incarceration of Patricia Gherrilgtm,
Evelyn Prechette and Helen Gillie in said institution, arrange-
nenta have been in effect thereby Lir. iqan personally eennora
all OQ1'7 '-i!ii¢l§102B, either from or t0 these woman, and if there
appears to be anything of the alighteat value, he imedieteiy
present: the name to this office for examination. However, to Gite
mthing or value has been obtained tron said enmunicatiena.
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BUREAU BULLETIN NO. 88,
Fiscal Year 1935,
Second Series.
TO ALL SPECIAL AGENTS IN CHARGE:
Re: ALVIN6{ARPIS, with aliases,
Fugitive, I. 0. 1218, et al,
EDWARD GEORGE BREMER, Victim;
KIDNAPING.
The office of origin in the above entitled case is hereby
changed from the St. Paul Bureau Office to the Cincinnati Bureau
Office .
Special Agent in Charge E. J. Connelley is continuing to
handle the Stoll and Bremer cases as a special assignment, with his
headquarters at Cincinnati, Ohio. Therefore, copies of all reports
in the Bremer case should be submitted to the Cincinnati and the
St. Paul Offices. The Chicago Office will, of course, handle the
leads requiring attention in its district.
Likewise, copies of all reports in the Stoll case should
be submitted to the Cincinnati Office, although the office of origin
in that case will remain fixed at Indianapolis, which office should,
of course, receive necessary copies.
The Dillinger case is no longer being treated as a special
assignment under the supervision of Special Agent in Charge
Connelley and the Chicago Office will continue to act as the office
of origin in that case. However, copies of reports in the Dillinger
case should likewise be submitted to the Cincinnati Office for Mr.
Connelley's attention, as well as to the Chicago Office.
Very truly yours, I 1
RECORDED _ O ______John Edgar Hoover, fLDLF;l Eyrql -!.1-en.
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Dear Sir:
Reference is made to Bureau letter dated February 19, 1935,
addressed to the Chicago Office, requesting that Special Agents
HcDade and Ilonaghue submit explanations with reference to the packing
of certain latent fingerprints which were photograph d at Oklawaha,Florida, in connection with the case entitled, ALVI£2kARPIS with
aliases, I. O. #l2l8' DR. JOSEPH P§>KORAH with aliases, I. O. #1232,et a1; EDHARD GEORGEtBREXER - VICTIM: Kidnaping.
This is to advise that I have discussed this matter with
Special Agent Donaghue and am enclosing herewith two copies of a
memorandum submitted by him, dated April 17, 1955, together'with
the test prints referred to therein. In explanation of this matter,
I wish to say that the objects on which the latent fingerprints
appeared were carried from Oklawaha, Florida, to the Jacksonville
Office, where they were photographed, at which time, Agent Ibnaghue
advises, he made a request for some films and was given a package,
he now believes by the night clerk, although he may be mistaken
in this!, which had already been opened and taken out of the box
but still covered with the tinfoil. At that time Agent Donaghue
advised me that he did not have sufficient film holders and requested
advice as to what disposition should be made of the exposed films,
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kEKORAEDCK FOR SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE
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Reference is made to Bureau letter dated February 19, 1935,
relative to the development of latent fingerprints at
Cklawaha, Florida, in connection with the case entitled
Alvin Karpis, with aliases, Identification Order No. 1218, et
al, Kidnaping.
It has been noted from the inforrntion contained in Bureau let-
ter referred to that the method used in wrapping the exposed
films taken in connection with the above case was not satis-
factory. However, at the time the films were wrapped in the
blue Postal Telegraph envelopes, three such envelopes were
placed, one in the other, then one exposed negative was placed
in the inside envelope, and finally the entire group solzandled
was placed in one large manilla envelope, all of which operation
took place in a dark room. There was no other method or means
of handling same available at the time. While undoubtedly the
method suggested by the Bureau would be eminently more success-
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being offered these films to entirely exclude light rays.
Subsequently a test was made by the writer, using similar types
of envelopes to wrap an exposed film in. The film used was
subjected to light rays of 100 watt desk lamp for a period of.
fifteen minutes, following which the film was developed and
printed, and it resulted in the successful printing of the film
through the point where a classification or an identification
could be made of the print, in view of which fact it is thought
that there is a possibility that the envelopes containing the
films forwarded to the Bureau may have been inadvertently
opened and exposed to the light by some person or persons in
handling same. It is suggested by the writer that the test
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Office having nnde an examination of outstanding Identification Orders, and
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Crawford, her mother-in-law at Paris Lake. Hrs. L. L. Crawford did not seem
to he certain of the identification, she stating that though picture of {
quite correspond with the description of the iatter. ' ;__- -- ,- ;_ .1,-'~ .
with reference to HoCoy, she stated that he keeps company
with and occasionally visits her sister-in-law, Margaret Crawford a widow of
about thirty-nine years of age, residing with her mother, Hathilda, in the -
vicinity of Paris Lake._r' P
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Kentucky, allegedly his native State. lire. Crawford informed tint McCoy,"A ' - - _I
On March 4, 1935, lira. L. L. Crawford residing on Paris ..;.'
Lake, on the Washington, Pennsylvania treet Car Line, celled at the Pittsburg2
i _ _stated that it was her belief that William J. Harrison, subject of I. O. 1939,
could be located under the mme of'Patrick HcCoy, 'at't1n residence of Mathilde
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in fact, does speak with a pronounced Kentuckian accent, ,_ _ , _ s "' ;
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Due to the fact that lrs. Crawford Iae not certain
Whether McCoy and Harrison were in reality one and the same person, she .. , _ ,. a .
- volunteered to instruct her son, Richard, to all at the Pittsburgh Ortioe ,.-.
for a possible identification; The eon never called, however, , Be was
' interviesed by the Iriter at Paris Lake, on April 8, 195, then he, " A ._~ ,_ ,' upon mking an examination of identification order #1859 readily stated.' _ _ v. "' <-"-I ' ¢' 3'8that Harrison is not llcCoya- -";_i._ 31 » - .'.=2'q';~.e~-_-_-1; ,_= _; ; _ -p A,- ' -I . -' . - I4 ~ i* " ~ ' '1 . ~v -"~_ '. 2 '.~._ * ._" V _ . ~ ._;_,.,= . , L-,.'.." Q .. ., _.r . _,, " _ ' The said Identificatim Order was also ezhibitedlto nary
Bandi in care of Edward B. Laughlin, Undertaker, Castle Shannon, Pennsylvania,
R. J. Waughaman, llaneger of Butler's Store, Castle Shannon, I. P. Richtarsic,'
Butcher at the said Butler Store in Castle Shannon and Iillian Martin, 2907 - -.
Brownsville Road, Pittsburgh, all of than know llcCoy, Iho stated tint the
photograph of William J. Harrison does not resemble Patrick lzccoy and that '
the description oi the former does not correspond with the description of the
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that 1:cCoy had represented himself to be a Government Inspector, employed.
by the Department of Agriwlture in examining cattle shipped from the drought
area in the lest to the Eastern fields. It my be also noted tint an rinvesti-0
gation along these lines tailed to develop any information that McCoy obtain-
ed anything of value througi the said alleged false representation; dudr. the '92.» United State! Attorney at Pittsburgh recanmendqd no_,,proeec1._1ti_:>n.__-,,_{' _; ;_'_
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was shipped to the RN. Bardcn, Store, Tulsa, Oklahoma, on 5-2-31¢ '.lhc_R{92i*o _ I
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1935. This report gives a brief history of the movements of various Subjects
and members of the gang in this case in the entire territory previously covered
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information developed through investigation to date. It contains undeveloped
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~ It is noted that in September of 1955 Iillism J. Harrison
appeared at Toledo, Ohio, where he contacted Elwood S. Yonker and purchasedl a Ford automobile in the name of '1. C. Blackburn on Septenber 26, 1933. 8ee"
report of Special Agent ll. I. kieekins, Detroit, Michigan, 4/l8/54, Pages
2 and 3.! T. C. Blackburn was an alias of Fred Barker, and this car was ~
laterknown to be in his possession. Under date of Septenber 27, 1933, Fred";
- Barker was apparently in Toledo, Ohio, as the Buick sedan which had been pur-O
chased by him as 1. E. Anderson lat Chicago, Illinois, was registered in Ohio_.
in the'ns:ue of 1'. c. Blackburn. See report of Special Agent M. I.'Meekin's,»"~-~'-
O Detroit, Michigan, 4/18/54, Pages 2__and__§.! Also, Volney Davis, on February"
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10, 1934, registered a Ford coupe at Toledo, Ohio, which had formerly been
registered in Minnesota. It is further reflected in statements of Iynona
Burdette, Paula Harmon and James J. Iilson contained in reports of Special-
Agent R. D. Brown, Chicago, Illinois, 9/19/34 and 10/1/34, and in statanant"_.;_
of Edna Murray contained in report of Special Agent R. P. Shanahen, Kansas =
City, Missouri, dated 2/21/35, that after the release of Victim Bremer by 1-.
Subjects, and up to June of 1934, the following members of the gang came to _' I
Toledo where they resided or spent some time: Alvin Karpis, Dolores Delaney,
Fred Barker, Paula Harmon, Volney Davis, Edna Murray, William Weaver, Myrtle
Eaton, Harry Campbell, Wynona Burdette, Arthur R. Barker, William J. Harrison,
Russell Gibson, Clara Gibson, Izzy Berg, Dr. Joseph P. Moran and James J. 3
Wilson. ' _
About May 23, 193% Fred Barker and Paula Harmon left
Toledo and moved to Cleveland, Ohio, where they resided in an apartment at *3
10515 Parkhurst Avenue. They were later joined at this address by Gladys ?
and Harry Sawyer, during the letter part of June. about August 1, 1934, the "
four of them moved to 4419 West 171st Street, Cleveland. .
_ 4 p _ _ ., .... V.-' ' d Upon the arrival of Paula Harmon and Fred Barker in
Cleveland, Paula found that Alvin Karpis and Dolores Delaney had already come
to Cleveland. Alvin Kerpis and Dolores Delaney, upon their arrival, appar-.
ently resided at 18109 Flamingo Street until about the first part of July,
1934, when they moved to 39'?3 lest 14-Oth Street, at which address they were. .
joined by Iillian J. Harrison. ~' _,._ _, - i __ . _' DJ 1 s
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a cottage and lived at Grand Beech, Ohio. 4-sbOUt June 27, 1934, harry Campbell
and iynona Burdette, who was recuperating from an operation which had been
performed at St. Vincent's Hospital in Toledo, Ohio, also rented a cottage
at Grand Beach. Volney Davis and Edna Murray joined William Weaver and
liyrtle Eaton at Grand Beach. These people while at Grand Beach were visited
by various other members oi the gang. ' * _, ~ .. _
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Prior to August 1, 1934, Volney Davis had a falling out . -
with Fred Barker, and accordingly, about August 1, 1934, left Grand Beach and
the State of Ohio, insofar as is known, and has not been heard of as being »
in either Ohio or I-Iichigan since that time. A .' g V * . .=.'!» ,,- .. 4
About the middle of August 1934 William Weaver and Lwrtle
Eaton left Grand Beach, saying they were going to the World's Fair at Chicago,
but never returned. About August 21, 1934, harry Campbell and Wynona Burdette
left Grand Beach and moved to Cleveland, Ohio, where they rented an apartment
at 7009 Franklin Boulevard with Arthur H. Barker. Those members of the gang"
who lived in Cleveland were also visited by C. J. Fitzgerald, Russell Gibson
and probably others.
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aforementioned who had been residing in Toledo had left, although it is pos-
sible that they were frequenting Toledo at this time for short periods. p
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' ' On September 5, 1954, Paula Harmon, Gladys Sawyer a.nd' '1
ilynona Burdette were arrested by the Cleveland Police Department at the ~.
Hotel Cleveland, Cleveland, Ohio, in a drunken condition, and apparently _ " _
immediately thereafter the remaining members of the gang then in Cleveland J,
fled from Ohio, but there are evidences of them being back in Toledo subse-_ I!
quent to that time, and possibly in Cleveland. It has been indicated that 1William: I. Harrison has been there subsequent to January 8, 1935. H _. , e
Byron Bolton has indicated that Arthur I. Hebebrand and
James A. "Shin:my" Patton are the main contacts of the gang in Cleveland. Doc
Barker was apparently frequenting Toledo after September 5, 1934, as Mildred
Kuhlman states she saw him on several occasions until she proceeded to Chicago
with him and Russell Gibson. It will also be recalled that information was ._
obtained that on Christmas day, December 25, 1934, Arthur R. Barker and ' ~
Russell Gibson were in Toledo and called upon Rene and Thelma Holst. - , '4
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It should also be noted that the car of Dr. Hunsicker,
which Harry Campbell and Alvin Karpis used in their flight from Atlantic City
was abandoned between Toledo, Ohio, and Monroe, Michigan, not far distant H
from Toledo, Ohio. Infomat ion was obtained that after the said car was aban-
doned they were at Toledo and sought refuge there. Investigation conducted
at Toledo indicates that Theodore Angus and Bert Angus have probably been the
principal contacts of the gang there and also that C. 1, Eitzgerald, a known <
was in.Toledo,Jhm+ "e; p
Januar1_Q1-J-9-7;@_ .Toe Roscoe and Rig Cousins are also re orted to be contacts
the as ar _d Thelma HolB 57¢,
The only contact of the gang so far developed at Detroit, I
Michigan, is Cassius LE. McDonald, subject in this case, and it is reported»
that William J. Harrison frequently contacted him in Detroit. He is at present 1
under indictment in connection with this case at Miami, Florida, and is out It
on bond. It will be recalled that Willi J. Harrison and Cassius M. ' '
McDonald negotiated the exchange of certain ransom money in Havana, Cuba.;. _ - - _ _._ ._ _,.. _ _.._ . . l .1 . -, 4' ..
, It is believed that investigation in the territories covered
by the Detroit and Cleveland offices should be conducted with a view of devel-
oping further information as to the past record of Cassius M. McDonald and .
toward the location of Alvin Karpis, Harry Campbell, Harry Sawyer, Dr. Joseph V
P. Koran, Volney Davis, William Weaver, William J. Harrison, Myrtle Eaton I 1
and all others who are subjects in this case still at large if there is any "
indication that these people are or have been in the territories covered by
either the Detroit or Cleveland offices.
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. ._ee ..ANGUS, BERT Business address, Casino Club, Toledo, Ohio; residence---_ , ~ e
V liwfair Apartments, Toledo, Ohio. This individual is I _ _
partner with his brother, Theodore Angus, in the operation of the Casino Club
at Toledo. He was a former partner of William J. Harrison several years ego '
in the operation of a saloon at Calumet City, Illinois. Investigation reflects .
that practically all the members of the gang who were at Toledo frequented the * '
Casino Club and were probably intimate with Bert Angus. He also arranged for -
the purchase of one car by Volney Davis and one car for Harry Campbell at s ._
Toledo. It will be recalled also that it was reported Karpis and Campbell ,
approached him with the request to hide them out in Toledo, Ohio, after their
flight from Atlantic City, New Jersey. Bert Angus is a notorious character
in Toledo and is reported to be a fixer. See all reports from the Detroit _
office subs quampto July L, 1934,! je at onet'ime managed the resort on IM d, referred to elsewhere in this report. For his description see
report of Special Agent D. E, Hall, Detroit, Michigan, 12/5/:54. His wife is _'_-
Madeline Angus. He has not been interviewed to date due to his close association
with the gang. ' . '
ANGUS, TEEODOHE Alias Ted Angus, business address Casino Club, Toledo,
Ohio; home address 4209 North Loclsvood Avenue, Toledo. Be
resides at his residence address with a common-law wife, one Ruth Wells. He
is known as a fixer and hoodlum in Toledo, and is one who makesa business cl-
harboring criminals. He operates the Casino Club with Bert Angus, and together
with Bert Angus appears to be one of the principal contacts of the gang in .
Toledo. See all reports from the Detroit office subsequent to July l, 1934. !
He is also acquainted _wi u&d, _1ihQ_h_as visited the ;
15escripFion_6f"t*nis individual is contained in report of Special Agent D. E. '
Hall, Detroit, Michigan, July 30, 1934. He is reported to have formerly been '
interested in Middle Island. He has not been interviewed to date due to his
close association with the gang. I v A - O
BECKER, CHARLES Crew Quarters, Steamship Michigan. This individual was a
fonner bartender at the Casino Club where he met carious "
Subjects and members of the gang in this case. See report of Special Agent
D. E. >Hall, Detroit, Michigan, A2/25/35, Page Q7.! '_ ,_ Y -__:_ '~ ;v__. . . " .1, . ~ ' , .. , ,, ; - J _-. _ <
BARRY, H. ,_ Salesman, Robison Chevrolet Inc., Toledo. Sold two cars"
"- . . ' apparently to Arthur R. Barker. See section of this report _'.
dealing with Robison Chevrolet Inc. j; . , . . - »
BELPASH, WAL'IER Address, Bert Angus cottegte near Tabernal, Send Beach, - _
Toledo, Ohio. This individual was manager of Liiddls Island
during summer of 1934, being employed by Joe Roscoe. He is intimately acquainted
with Ted and Bert Angus; admits seeing Doc Barker and others at Kiddle Island
during summer of 1934. see report of Special Agent R. D. Brmrn, Chicago, *
Illinois, 3/23/35, Pages 6 and '7.! He has been interviewed.
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BROWN, WILLIAM Lakeside, Ohio. Is interested in Brown's Boat Livery at _ .
_ this point, which serves Middle Island. jH6:18 able -to ._ ~
furnish information concerning middle Island; is on lookout for any subjects1-
who might be taken from Lakeside to Middle Island. V ee report Special A-gent; "
D. E. Hall, Detroit, Michigan, B/22/54, and letter from Detroit office to
Bureau dated 3/23/35.! . ~ ,' : Y ,"T.~. '| - t ..|92._' V... > _ - l . .- .4. . _ »-| . . . .. _. .
BORN, BELIZE Alias Mrs. C. J. Fitzgerald alias Mrs. C. .1. Murphy. See .
' section relating to C. J. Yitagerald and references given
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Alias karie Girard alias Llarie Henderson, 500 to 304 East
lOth Street, Austin, Texas. This woman formerly cooked at
the Casino Club and went out with Doc Barker during the summer of 1954. See .
report of Special Agent R. D. Brown, Chicago, Illinois, 10/l/54, Page 36.!
On December 26, 19154, she was married to T. S. Cartright at Austin, Texas,
where she now lives. Wnsr. at Toledo she resided with one Maud Swing at 718 Z
Brighton Avenue. ' ' " ' ' ' i " " " "sosnzy, MARIE
BURDETIE, IJYNOIZA With aliases, prisoner, United States Detention Fans, Milan,
- ~ h T Llichigan, a subject in this case and paramour of Harry .. ._.
Campbell. . _ ,
CARROLL, CI+L-CHI.-ES Alias C. E. Iinterhalter alias Charles Winterhalter alias
' C. ll. Carroll alias C. E. Winterhotter alias C. W. Carroll]-_
alias Charles hendall; address unknown. Bureaudmtract of this man's criminal
record 730222 was found at 4419 West 1'/lst St_reet, Cleveland, Ohio, after it
was vacated by Fred Barker, Paula Hamon and Gladys and Harry Sawyer. It was
originally secured by the Sheriff's office at Chardon, Ohio, by an employs,
Fred Spohn, for Frank J. Noonan of the F. I. Roonan Detective Agency at
Cleveland, Ohio. Noonan was unable to state positively how this reached members
of the gang. It mw have been left in a room occupied by Noonan in the Carter
Hotel which was tahen over by Arthur W. hebebrand, one of the contacts of the
gang at Cleveland, Ohio. See reports of $pecial Agent D. E. Hall, Detroit,
Michigan, 9/25/54, Pages 40 to 42; 12/:5/:54, Pages 10 to 12; 12/21/54, Pages
7 to 12.! Noonan explains that he obtained this abstract of criminal record
due to the fact that a killing was feared at Bainbridge Race Track near
Cleveland, and he obtained infonnation that Carroll was around there. Inves-
tigation to date has not shown Carroll to be associated with the gang, but he '
should be borne in mind in future investigations.
CASINO GLUE Edgewater Drive or Summit Street, Toledo, Ohio. This club
is operated by Theodore Angus and his brother Bert Angus.
It was apparently frequented by all members of the gang wnm in Toledo. See
Sections this report dealing with Ted Angus and Bert Angus.!
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a restaurant at this address. C. J. Fitzgerald, when re- N
siding at Toledo a number of years ago, used to frequent the same and was friend-
ly with Colletta. It is reported that he would not knowingly supply infomation
to agents, but information can be secured through Joe Rennie mentioned later
in this report. See report of Special Agent LI. W. Meekins, Detroit, Michigan," -5/5/54, and Special Agent D. II. Hell, Detroit, Michigan, 7/50/54.&!';j _ . 1 V - '_ A2,
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II~ZFOHLi92Hand Thelma Holst, Nig Cousins and persona 110 might have
a connection with the gang there. This has been perhaps" I _
the best source of information developed to date by the Detroit office. Bee ~
report of Special Agent D. E. Hall, Detroit, Michigan, 12/21/54 and subsequent
reports from the Detroit office.! A letter showing the identity of this person
together with the manner in which he should be contacted, is being submitted -
to the Cleveland office. This individual supplied the information inich led , . .
to the apprehension of Arthur B. Barker and others at Chicago through Inildi-ed' 2
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report of Special Agent D. E. Hall, Detroit, Michigan, ' '2
4/9/55, Page 55, and personal and confidential letter to Bureau dated 4/9/55.!
COl'.EIDE'.T'I Detroit, Michigan. Knows Cassius McDonald but has been .II¬:Om~'.&N'Tb unable to sipply any information of value concerning him
to date. [See report of Special Agent D. E. Hall, Detroit,Michigan, 4/9/55, Page 25, and personal and confidential letter to Bureau dated
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street, Toledo, Ohio; residence, care Sam Feldatein, 18
Woodruff Street, Toledo. This individual frequents the Casino Club and oper-
ates a bookie at 428$ Superior Street. He claims to have drunk with certs '
» the gang while in Toledo. he arranged for
.0 meet C. J. Fitzgerald in Toledo in o . ee _
age , C. of bpecial Agent D. E. Hall, Detroit, Michigan, 2/25/55.! It V
has been deemed inadvisable to interview him onnatlon has been~. .- secured, unknown to him, ~th1'01l8?1 5%. = t, n 2 , -
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Michigan. Paremour of Alvin Karpis. At present serving _
sentence imposed in this case. ~,' - y t . _, ~ _. _ -i
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through Salesman T. D. Reed, sold tnxough Bert Angus s _
Ford coupe, motor #683450, to Harry Campbell as George Winfield on March 21,- ' .
1934, and through Bert Angus and James I. Iileon using the alias of I. Ia ,4
Powell, sold a Ford sedan, motor #899555, Ihichgreached Volney Davis and which '-
he used. The first car has been recovered at Cleveland where itwas seized, .
and the second was located in Kansas City,~ Missouri, where Davis had disposed 1
of it. '1. D. Reed, salesman, has indicated a desire to and has cooperated with
agents of the Detroit ofi.'ice._ He is acquainted with Bert Angus and always
has entree to him under the pretext of selling a car. See reportsoi Special
Agent D. E. Hall, Detroit, Michigan, 9/25/34, pages 31 and 3'7, 12/3/34, Pages '
3 to '1, and 12/21/:54, Page e.! . .- - i -~ _
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nun, cnoncn A. ' moron OOL1=AI~TY, 17600 Detroit Avenue, Cleveland, 0113.6.
. » On July 24, 1934, this concern sold a new Ford sedan, motor
#875999, apparently to Alvin Karpis under the alias of M. L. Bradford. It was
being used by Paula Harmon, Wynona Burdette and Gladys Sawyer at the time of ,
their arrest by police at Cleveland on September 5, 1934, and was seized by the
Police Department who now have custody of it. Investigation should be conducted
concerning this car and the car turned in on it at Cleveland and Toledo, Ohio.
See report oi Special Agent D. E. Hall, Detroit, Michigan, 9/25/34, Page ll.!
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FELT, OSCAR Evansville, Iyoming, son oi Charles A. Felt, 16554 Stoepel
Avenue, Detroit, Michigan. At one time he was an associate
oi Harry Canpbell when the latter was at Evansville, Wyoming, prior to the ,- ~
institution oi the instant case. Ihen in Detroit he resides with his rather. .
rzncusou, sum Apartment 4, 1927 Scotwood Avenue,
_ o edo, Ohio, phone Llain 6458. Information as to the people
with whom she is residing is contained in report of Special Agent D. 3. Hall,
Detroit, Michigan, 4/9/35. This woman was the paramour of Earl Christman,
deceased. She is well known to most members of the gang and to Ted and Bert 1
Angus and Nig Cousins. one time ved with Kate Barker Fred Barker » v
and Doc Barker. Seereport or Special Agent 1:. u. Black, Detroit, Michigan, 2./l6/55.!. v 1'
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CHARLES JOSEPH _ members of gang and with Belle Born, his wits or paramour,
as Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Murphy, resided intermittently at _ __
Toledo, Ohio, with Elwood S. Yonker and Alleyne Hoyt from Bay 1934 to January -
1935. While in Toledo he was visited by members oi the gang. See report of -l
Special Agent H. w, Meekins, Detroit, uienigen, 5/3/34; report or Special 1» J.
Agent D. E. Hall, Detroit, Michigan, 3/14/35; report of Special Agent J. I. - I
Brennan, St. Paul, Minnesota, 5/ll/35, pages 6 to 9; letter from Chicago office
to Bureau dated 4/13/55.! ' - _ , _ _ _ 3 t J , _ _ L
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FORE-IAN, MRS. M. J. 4209 Garden Park, Toledo, Ohio. This woman is an aunt of
P James I. lilson. He visited her while in Toledo during
the early part of the summer 1934. There is nothing to indicate that other
members of the gang have ever visited her or are known to her. , See report p
er Special Agent D. E. Hall, Detroit, Michigan, 9/25/54, Page 4.! .' 1
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GREENE, Mabel Toledo, Ohio; notorious prostitute. Contact oi Kenneth
Larson mentioned elsewhere, who has obtained infomation
from her whidzsne secured through Charles Sweatman concerning Theodore Angus is
and ma-nbers of the gang. See report of Special Agent D. E. Hall, Detroit,
Michigan, 2/2.5/35, Page 26.! ~
GRAND BEACH, OHIO Located on Lake Erie between Huron and Sandusky, onie.'"
At this point are located cottages which were occupied
by Iilliam Weaver, Myrtle Eaton, Volney Davis, Edna Murray, Harry Campbell and
Wynona Burdette during the summer of 1954. See section dealing with Mr. "" 1
and I-irs. Fred will-arube, this report. 1, Va, .92 ~,_; J-" ,,; 2
HARVARD CLUB 5111 Harvard Avenue, Newburgh Heights, Ohio; Post Office
Address Cleveland, Ohio. This is probably the most
notorious gambling house located in the metropolitan Cleveland area. Intor- -
mation obtained indicates the following individuals are interested in it: , n
Arthur I. Hebebravid, Janes A. "Shir.1m1e" Patton, Iillism J. Mitchell, Nathan. ~-
Ieisenberg, William Furgis, C. N. Mitchell and Bennie Levine. At the time
the various subjects were in Toledo and Cleveland, some oi them at least
frequented the Harvard Club, as certain shirts were ordered by certain members
of the gang from G. S. Franbes Sr. of the Thomas Shirt Company, Columbus, . ;
Ohio, on May 19, 1934. See report or Special Agent n. r. Hall, Detroit, '~e.
Michigan, 12/3/34, Page 15.! It ghgglg_glsn_he_nnien_thst_!hen_£h§l£L§E2EEh__
Wynona Burdette and Gladys Sawyer were arrested by the Police Department at__.a. "
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a phone call o in from Police Headquarters at Cleveland to the _ See report of Special Agent D. E. Hall, Detroit, Michigan, '
12/3/34.! In this connection it should also be noted that Arthur N. Hebebrand
and C. N. Mitchell or William J. Mitchell were probably responsible for renting
certain premises to members of the gang. See report of Special Agent D. E.
Hall, Detroit, Michigan, 4/9/35, Pages l4 to 18.! Information to date tends
to indicate that Arthur W. riebebrend and James A. "Shi_mmie" Patton were the
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principal contacts of the gang both at the Club and at Cleveland. It will be
recalled that Byron Bolton when apprehended stated that the Cleveland contacts
of the gang were Art and Jimmie at Cleveland, evidently referring to Hebebrend
and Patton. See report or Special Agent K. R. Mclntire, Chicago,"Illinoie,
l/25/55.! It is also indicated that shortly prior to 2/32/55 a dealer at the_. K
Harvard Club, Frank Warner, who resides at the Allerton Hotel in Clevelud,' '
is supposed to have seen Willie Harrison there. See reports of Special Agent
n. E. Hall, Detroit, Michigan, 4/9/as; 2/25/as, dealing with Iire taps and r
that section of report dealing with investigation at said Club.! I " '- '._,
HEBEBRLETD, AR'IE-ZUR I. Business address Harvard Club, Cleveland, Ohio; residence V
3905 West 158th Street, Cleveland, Ohio, phone Clearwater
1071. This individual heads the Arthur I. Hebebrand Real Estate_Qrgagi;a11Qn,
971 neHHI§3n'zrsnne,Cleveland, which reQI2_3h2uadd1QQ54££BLJEun;lJ4§t_§§;g§tJ__Tleveland, to raula Eamon and Fred Barker. He is also interested in the _
-aarvarnrinb. See section 6f'this report dealing with Harvard Club. See "
reports of Special Agent D. E. Hall, Detroit, Michigan, _9/25/35 and 12/3/34,
Pages l5 and 23.! He is also acquainted with Cassius M. McDonald. See ~* .. i
report of Special Agent D. E. Hall, Detroit, Michigan, 2/25/35, section cover-
ing investigation at Cleveland, Ohio.! Byron Bolton indicates in report of
Special Agent K. R. Xclntire, Chicago, Illinois, l/25/35, that Hebebrand and"a
James A. Patton are the main contacts of the gang in Clevelad. Description
contained in report of Special Agent D. E. Hall, Detroit, L-Zichigan, 2/25/55,
Pages 20 and 21. To date it has been deemed inadvisable to interview this -
individual, due to the apparent close connection he has with the gang; Con-
cerning rental of the address 4419 West l'7lst Street, see report of Special 4 _
Agent D. E. Hall, Detroit, Michigan, 4/9/55, Pages ii to l8. ' 92,_ - ,;,;-1- -
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FJLLSIDE North Canton, Ohio. Gambling house in general vicinity_;.' ,5-
of Canton, Ohio, which might possibly have been frequented
by subjects if in the vicinity of Canton. See report of Special Agent D. I.
Hall, Detroit, Michigan, 4/9/es, Page 10.! ' i-T _ . ,, __ I ,
. > IHOLST, RENE GRACE Alias Rene Holst alias Rene Grace Fitzgerald, 3387 Col- V _,
' lingwood Avenue, Toledo, Ohio, phone Jefferson l759I.='">'
close friend of Llildred Kuhlman, paranour of Arthur H. Barker. She is also '
a sister of Thelma Holst. She is acquainted with members of the gang at
Toledo, including the women, and has gone out with William J. Harrison when i
he was at Toledo. She has not been interviewed by Agent date as information 'has been secured from her through Confidential Infommtmthur R. Barker _
and Russell Gibson are reported to have visited her and T e ma Holst at the ,-
aforementioned address on Christmas morning, December 25, 1954. See report
of Special Agent D. E. Hall, Detroit, Michigan, 2/25/36, page 24; see state-
ment of Kildred Clark, report of Special Agent K. R. Kclntire, Chicago, Illinois,
1/21/55!This woman is a sister of Madeline Angus, wife of Bert Angus. She is also a Iii
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_ p _r phone Jefferson 175911. This woman is a sister of Madeline .
Angus, wife of Bert Angusand of_ Rene C-race Holst. She was living with Mildred
Kuhlman at this address at the time Doc Barker took Mildred to Chicago. She -7is acquainted with members of =- gang. She csn'be reached for infomation ._through Confidential Informenezid has never been interviewed by Agents. *
See report of Special Agent n. E. Hall, Detroit, Michigan, 12/21/54, Page 19.!. .
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HOUSER, Alias John Houser alias George Wilson alias Lee Iillison V
HOWARD IA!-CBS alias Howard Houser, 729;; South Main Street, Akron, Ohio. -
This individual was released from the United States Peni-
tentiary, Leavenworth, Kansas, on 2/25/325. While confined to the Federal 5 .,
Prison he claims to have heard of Dr. Joseph P. Moran, and Ias requested by '
inmates to have him see if Moran could secure their release. He claims he~
endeavored to communicatewith Moran concerning this irmnediately after his B
release, but never received any reply to his communications and has never seen
or met Dr. Moran. See report of Special Agent D. E. Hall, Detroit, Michigan, _
12/21/34, Pages 4 to 6.! ' ' N
sorr, ALLEYIIE Alias Mrs. c. w. oods, 2525 Avenue Toledo £74,
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KELLY, menu . Prisoner, United States Detention Farm, mien, Michigan--'. '
A This woman is serving life sentence imposed in the Charles
F. Urschel Kidnaping Case. Since her confinement at that place she has fur-
nished valuable infomat ion and might be used to elicit information from .
Iynona Burdette and Dolores Delaney, who are confined there. e -.,-.,'_
3111;, LEI Cleveland, Ohio. See section this report dealing with _'
Jimmie Sincetti and references given there. -- , 4 p I,
KU'rIL?»ZAN, icnnizzn ' "Alias Mildred Clark, eel-e John A. Garbin, 1308 Sabra Road,
- A Toledo, Ohio. She was formerly the girl friend of Arthur _
"Doc" Barker and was living with him st 422 Surf Street when Doc Barker was '
arrested. Harrison stayed at this address overnight on several occasions with
Doc Barker and Iéildred Kuhlman, and at 3920 Pine Grove Avenue, where Doc Barker
had previously resided with Mildred Kuhlman. Mildred Kuhlman was acquainted '
with Russell Gibson, and Harrison called for her at the Morrison Hotel December
15, 1934, and aided her in renting; an apartment for Doc Barker at 5920 Pine
Grove Avenue and at 432 Surf Street. Mildred Kuhlman is a close friend of Rene
and Thelma Holst and likewise a close friend of Ted and Bert Angus, who operate
the Casino Club. According to her statement, Mildred Kuhlman has frequented
tnis club in the past and tnere met Doc Barker and other members of the Karpis-
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Barker gang for the first time. See statement of Mildred Knhlman, report of»-»
Special Agent K. R. Mclntire, Chicago, Illinois, 1/2s/35, Page 2A.. Also see? ;'
report of Special Agent D. E. Hall, Detroit, Michigan, 12/21/34.! _ __ ;; '*
LA.NC_-ENDORF, ART _ Detective, Toledo Police repel-meet, Toledo, Ohio. soe'
' - ~' » " report of Special Agent D. 1:. Hall, Detroit, Michigan, y
2/25/55, Page 25 to 26.! It should be noted that there is only one Langendorf J
on the Police Department. This man is reported to be unreliable. He is / _
reported to be acquainted with a.woman named Flo, with whom C. J. Fitzgerald W7
was out while in Toledo, Ohio. A," .3 i,.- -u - , _, _ §1- -'
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LARSON, KENNETH Motorcycle Policeman, Toledo Police Department, 1361
Rollins Road, Toledo, Ohio. Due to known existing con-
ditions in the Toledo Police Department, this man should not be contacted at
any time at the Police Department, but always at his home. He is able to _,
obtain information from Mabel Greene, notorious prostitute at Toledo, Iho I p
secures the same from Charles Sweatman, close associate of Ted Angus, concern-
ing the activities of the gag while in Toledo. See report of Special Agent
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LENNON, THOMAS Investigator, Mayor's Office, Canton, Ohio. Is cooperw L
sting with Chief of Police Manderbaugh, Caton, Ohio, to
determine if Subjects are or have been in the vicinity of Caton. Should be l_
reached through Chief of Police Eanderbaugh. See section this report relating
to Chief of Police Ira Manderbangh. See report of Special Agent D. I. Hall,Detroit, Michigan, 4/9/55. Pages e ton.-! e '_ , .~ . ,_'" --.} e
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MMIDERBAUGH, IRA ,Chief of Police, Canton, Ohio. This man is apparently
highly reliable, but due to existing conditions in the
Police Department at Canton, requests that he be contacted always at his home.
He is endeayoring to determine through confidential sources known only to him
if Subjects are in the vicinity of Canton. See report of Special Agent D. ;-»"
1:. Hall, Detroit, Michigan, 4/9/ss, Pages s to 11.! Is cooperating in this _
matter with Mr. ihomas Lennon. » f - Y."' I-'.i_ T _.l»5' o'
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CASSIUS M5 V C. McDonald alias Cash McDonald alias Cassius McDonald oi
>-;" '7 mg alias E. G. McDonald, 500 Trombly Road, Grosse Points, g
Detroitl, Michigan. McDonald is presently under indictment at Miami, Florida,
for harboring Alvin Karpis. McDonald is reported to be a close friend ofif _
William Harrison. Harrison is likewise reported to frequently visit Detroit
Michigan, where McDonald resides. Byron Bolton stated that McDonald is a
important contact for the Kerpis-Barker gang, and that "Cash" McDonald Owes
Alvin Karpis some money. hcDonald was with Harrison at Miami, Florida, on
September 2, 1954, and made frequent trips to Havana, Cuba, where he and
Harrison exchanged large amounts of Bremer ransom money. See statement of
Byron Bolton, report of Special Agent K. R. Mclntire, Chicago, Illinois,
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ville, Florida, 2/20/35, Pages 84 and 118. Also, see reports Special Agent - 1
D. E. Hall, Detroit, Michigan, 2/25/35, Pages 30 to 32 and 4/9/35, Pages ~2-
21 to 26.! He has connections with Arthur I. Hebebrsnd and Jamss.A.2Patton';
at Cleveland, Ohio. Further investigation will be conducted to determine his
pest record, activities and further connections with the gag it possihle. Qf_
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CASSIUS H. Michigan, wife of Cassius M. McDonald. See section this
report relating to Cassius M. McDonald. -9 _ M L, Q._. ~ _| .~ ~' .0 .» ' : . . r
MIDDLE ISLAND Ontario, Canada. This island is located just across the _
International Boundary Line in Canadian waters of Lake
Erie, accessible to Lakeside and Port Clinton, Ohio. According to Walter
Belpash, it is owned by Guy Tibbels, Joe Roscoe and one Stacey. Tibbels is
reported to have positively furnished transportation tor various people to ,~ ~
and from the island. He resides on the shore of Lake Erie between Lakeside
and Port Clinton, Ohio, and bears an unsavory reputation. This island, which t
is an excellent hideout during the winter months, is very little frequented;
Members or the gang visited this island during the summer of 1934. See
reportsot Special Agent D. E. Hall, Detroit, Michigan, 8/22/34, Pages 5 and 5; -
ll/5/34, Pages 6 to 10; report of Special Agent R. D. Brown, Chicago, Illinois,
3/23/35, Pages 2 to 7; letter from Detroit Office to Bureau dated 3/23/35;
letter from Bureau to Chicago office dated 3/8/35, requesting Special Agent I
in Charge E. I. Connelley to conduct investigation at said island. See letter
from Detroit office to Bureau dated 3/25/35.! Investigation at this point not
made to date of this report. V '_ ,»' ~, - <,' ; 4 ~;#». V ,_ . 1,:. _. ,
MITCHELL, c. N. 18107 Flamingo, Cleveland, Ohio. See section this report ,2
relating to Willis I. Mitchell, and reference given therein.
307? West Boulevard, Cleveland, Ohio. This individual is '
IIZLLIALI I. ' interested in the Harvard Club. He alm heads the iilliam
' 2 V J. Mitchell Realty Urganization, 13029 Lorain Avenue, '5
Cleveland, Ohio, which organization rented the property at 18109 Flaingo w
Street, Cleveland, Ohio, to Alvin Karpis and Dolores Delaney, probably through
his son, C. N. Kitchell, and also rented the property at 4419 West 171st ' _ ~MITCHEEL,
street, Clevelad, Ohio, to Paula Harmon and Fred Barker. In view of close "3 K
association of the Kitchells with Patton, Hebebrand and the Harvard Club, they
have not been interviewed to date. See report Special Agent D. E. Hal1,;
Detroit, Michigan, 9/25/34, and report of Hall, 4/9/as, Pages 14 to 18.! .,
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KUNRO, COLIN Bert Angus cottage near 'Tabernal', Sand Beach, Toledo,
Ohio. This individual tended bar during the summer months"
of 1934 at Middle Island, and also, after that place closed, at the Casino ~T»~1
Club. See report of Special Agent D. E. Hall, Detroit, Michigan, 2/25/se,5~
Pages 24 and 25, and report or Special Agent n. D. Brown, Chicago, Illinois, , '
5/23/55, pages 3 and 4. , _ . r -'f -, . _ - ea.-_,", -21'
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NOORAN, FRANK I. I. I. Noonan Detective Agency, 1900 Euclid Avenue, Cleve- -
land, 0hio._ It will be recalled that when Fred Barker, "'
Paula Harmon, Gladys and Harry Sawyer vacated 4419 West l7lst Street, Cleveland,
Ohio, there was round Bureau abstract of criminal record #30222 on Charles ~.
Carroll with aliases, which had been secured by Noonan through Fred Spohn,
an employs or the Sheriff's Office at Chardon, Ohio. For explanation as to ,
how this reached members of the gang, see section this report regarding Charles
Carroll. Noonan is well acquainted with the underworld at Cleveland, and n
with all those who are associated with the Harvard Club. See reports of <'
Special Agent D. E. Hall, Detroit, Michigan, 12/3/34, Pages 10 to 25; 12/21/34,
Pages 7 to 12; 2/25/35, Pages l8 to 20; 4/9/35, Pages 7 to 10.] At the present
time Noonan is endeavoring to secure information through confidential sources
of his own as to whereabouts of William I. Harrison and others. ;;" ,; v .
ODDS, B. B. 4207 North Lockwood, Toledo, Ohio. This individual resides
next door to Theodore Angus in Toledo. Is in position to
furnish information as to Angus home activities. Contact should be made with
him away from his home as he does not desire his wife to know he is furnishing
any information. He is apparently not acquainted with any members of the gang.
See reportsof Special Agent D. E. Hall, Detroit, '7/30/34 and 8/2.2/34.! _ 4
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YATTON, IAKES.l. _ "ssxmuis", sass Iest Boulevard, Cleveland, Ohio. This man
is interested in the Harvard Club. Is acquainted with '
Cassius M. McDonald. See section of report of Special Agent in Charge I. H.
Hanson, Jacksonville, Florida, 2/20/35, dealing with Cassius K. McDonald, and
report of Special Agent D. E. Hall, Detroit, Michigan, 2/25/35, that section
dealing with investigation at Cleveland, Ohio.! Byron Bolton, in report of
Special Agent K. R. Hclntire, Chicago, Illinois, 1/25/35, indicated that -
Patton and Arthur I. Hebebrand are the main contacts for the gang at Toledo.
This individual has never been interviewed, being deemed inadvisable to date._
Description is contained in report of Special Agent D. E, Hall, Detroit, Mich?igan, 2/25/as, Page 21. ~ 92, . ..; .,= . =>_ ,* ' .¥, ; ,
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ing with Jess J. Ellis Motor Sales, Toledo. .'».", ~"
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REMUI, J03 1747 Spencer Street, Toledo, Ohio. Employed Page Dairy
Copany. Is acquainted with C. I. Fitzgerald; knew him
when he resided in Toledo, Ohio, several years ego. He endeavored to secure' ,
information as to the umereshouts of C. I. Fitzgerald from Fred Collett8..f Y Q
See report at Special Agent D. E. Bell, Detroit, Eichigan, 7/30/54.! ?,~i;,
Roglson q g 3015 Monroe Street, ioledo, Ohio. This concern during";f
CHEVROLET, INC. 1954 through its salesmen, H. Berry, sold two cars to ;-
Arthur R. Barker. Both Willard Robison, the manager, and 1
H. Barry, the salesman, have been interviewed but sid interviews have not "
been highly productive. See report of Special.Agent D. 3. Hell, Detroit,»q
Michigan, -1-/9/55.! A up , _ :. V _
ROSCOE, JOE 3204 River Road, Toledo, Ohio. This individal operates I
the 42nd Street Care in Toledo. He is also reported to '
be a part owner of Middle Island, and in view of the fact that various subjects
visited Middle Island, it is also probable that they may have frequented the
42nd Street Care. See report of Special Agent in Charge William Larson, f
Detroit, Michigan, l/31/35, Pages ll and 22 to 24.! This man is also acquainted
with Hebebrand and Patton. He is reported to hare scceeded Jimmie Hayes as p
the gambling boss or Toledo, Ohio. It will be recalled from report of Special
Agent D. E. Ball, 2/25/35, that Campbell and Karpis are reported to have visited
the 42nd Street Cafe after their flight from Atlantic City. It has not been
deemed advisable to interview Roscoe to date.
SARGENT, GEORGE Alias George Eartin alias George Sarjint alias George M
Sargint, Portage Hotel, Akron, Ohio. This individual was
running around with Mildred Knhlman at the tine she went to Chicago, Illinois ~
with Arthur R. Barker. Subsequent to her departure he did considerable talk- '
ing to the effect that she was probably with the gang. It is not known der--
intely whether he is acquainted with any members of the gang or notl Recently
information which has not been verified has been received to the effect that
Karpis and Campbell have been in Akron, Ohio, gunning there for Sargent. See
report of Special Agent D. E. Hall, Detroit, Michigan, 12/21/34 and 4/9/55.!
This individual has not been interviewed due to the tact that he is considered.
a hoodlum and racketeer ad would otter no assistance it he had any information
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SIl~CE'I"II, .TIMh1lE Canton, Ohio. This man with Lew King of Cleveland, Ohio, '
is reported to control gambling in Stark County Canton,_ A-
.Ohio!. Frank J. Noonan supplied information that Kerpis and Cempbelllnd _
frequented these resorts since February 1, 1935. Investigation indicates - ' -~, -
Sincetti controls the Blackhawk Roadhouse and the Iestmoor Country Club, notor- -
ious gambling establishments on the outskirts of Canton, Ohio. See report T in
of Special Agent D. E. Hall, Detroit, Michigan, 4/9/I55, Pages 8 to ll.! He 4'
has not been interviewed to date, and it has not been deemed advisable to do "
SPOHN, FRED Sheriff's Office, Chardon, Ohio. This man is an employs
of the Sheriff's Office at Chardon, and at the request
of Frank J. Noonan secured Bureau abstract of criminal record #30222 on Charles
Carroll. He claims that he is not acquainted with any members of the gang. '
SWEATIJAN, CHARLES Toledo, Ohio. Is reported to be a close personal friend '
of Ted Angus from whom Kenneth Larson's informant Mabel A
Greene obtained certain information. See report of Special Agent D. E. Hall,Detroit, Michigan, 2/25/35, page 26.! " ' ' _" " "" "' " D
SETH, ADDIE Alias Addie Beistrom, Reading Road, Hillsdale, Michigan.
. Is a friend of Ted Angus and reported in the past to have __
harbored criminals for him. See report of Special Agent D. E. Hall, Detroit,
Iichigan, 4/20/ss, Pages '1 and 8.! . c . ~ .» P ~
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TIMENEY, GNRGE Captain, Detective Bureau, Police Department,'Toledo, Ohio.
This officer is a close friend of various underworld
characters in Toledo, especially Theodore and Bert Angus. He is not deemed '
reliable and has not been contacted to date. He may be acquainted with various
members of the gang. See report of Special Agent D. E. Hell, Detroit, Mich-
igan, 1/3054 and e/22/34.1 _' V q V ._ _,_- . , .. L ._~. 4'- ~ . .
TOLEDO, OHIO Addresses occupied by subjects and members of the gang -
there. See statements Paula Harmon and Wynona Burdette, ~
report of Special Agent R. D. Brovm, Chicago, Illinois, 9/l9/35. See statements
Paula Eamon and James J. Wilson, report of Special Agent R. D. Brown, Chicago,
Illinois, 10/1/34. See I$p0l"b of Special Agent D. E. Hell, Detroit, Michigan, .
9/25/34, and subsequent reports from the Detroit office. Also see statement '
of Edna Murray in report of Special Agent R. P. Shanahan, Kansas City, Missouri,
2/21/35. . - >_ _ . - ~
VOECHLER, R. E., 1113., 17601 Lorain Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio, This concern
sold a new Ford sedan, motor 875599 to one of the subjects,
probably Karpis, under the alias of L5. L. Bradford, 321 Jefferson Avenue,
Toledo, Ohio, on July 24, 1934. At that time a Ford coupe, motor #615749 which
was registered in the name of Alfred G. Bradford, 321 Jefferson Avenue, Toledo,
Ohio, was traded in on said car. Investigation should be conducted concerning
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Department at the time oi the arrest of Paula Harmon, Gladys Sawyer and Iynona
Burdette, on 9/5/34. See report of Special Agent D. 3. Dell, Detroit, Rich-
igan. 9/25/54, Page ll.! - T e __ . *3 ' V _ ,.,- "' .' 7. - 1- - 1 -- r ' ,-
IA'I'ERSI.IEEI, LECEIGAN Cassius M. McDonald owns a hunting camp or lodge near '
this place. He was supposed to have been there in the
fell of 1934. Investigation should be conducted to detemine whether Subjects
are or were there. See report of Special Agent J. H. Hanson, Jacksonville,
Florida, 2/20/35, section dealing with 2-1cDonald and his wife, and report of
Special Agent D. E. Hall, Detroit, Michigan, 2/25/35, section dealing with g
McDonald, and 4/9/35, sections dealing with McDonald. Also letter to
Chicago office from Bureau dated 4/12/35.! .
'IEI..LS, HTIH Alias Ruth Angus, 4209 North Lockwood, Toledo, Ohio. This
s _ A woman is the paramour or common-law wife of Ted Angus.. Is
reported to know members of the gang through Angus. See section of this report
dealing with Theodore Angus.! 1
IESTMOOR Canton, Ohio. See section dealing with Jimmie Sincetti. ~
COUNTRY CLUB
WUJLHJBE, Grand Beach, Ohio, Post Office address, Rural Bouts #l,_
MR. AND MR5. FRED Eumn, Ohio. These people rented the cottages at Grand
Beach, Ohio, used by Volney Davis, Edna Murray, William
Weaver, Myrtle Eaton, Berry Campbell and Wynona Burdette, which were also -,.»
frequented by other members of the gang during the summer of 1954. They were
highly cooperative. See reports of Special Agent in Charge William Larson, .Detroit, Michigan, 9/28/54, Pages 2 to CJ ' A A I t." .. ; '. T V
YONKEB, ELWOOD S. Alias A1 Yonker alias Charles W. Wood alias C. W. ioods
alias Al Woods alias J. B. King, 2525 Georgetown Avenue IM@d<>- °h1° 'I'hie'individual has known 2:11.11» -
Harrison for sever years, en in eptamber l955 arranged for thepurchase
of an axtomobile by Harrison, probably for Fred Barker, at Toledo, Ohio. ~
See report of Special Agent M. W. Lieekins, Detroit, Michigan, 5/5/34.! He _.
is also intimately acquainted with Ted Angus, Bert Angus, Joe Roscoe, Nig -M '_
Cousins, all of whom are reported contacts of the gang. C. .7. Fitzgerald '
and his wife, Belle, resided intermittently with this man and his
All from 8 1954 to January 16, 1955, at Toledo.
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STRJEI, CLEVELAND, and William J. Harrison. It was rented by them from the '" '
QEIQ 4 . _ Arthur I. Hebebrand organization. See reports of Bpeciaf '
. p Agent n. 1:. Hall, Detroit, Michigan, 9/25/54, and 4/9/:55.! _
Certain furniture and personal effects were left behind by them here. It is
now reported to be occupied by relatives of Hebebrand who accordingly have notbeen contacted. ' ' ' "2 ' ~ - V " -_ .~. . . 92 ._ . -_. > . _ - .
4419 West l7lst This address was occupied during a portion of the euméi-'1
STREEI, CLEVELAND, of 1934 by Fred Barker, Paula Hermon, Gladys and Harry . 92 .
OHIO » Sawyer. It was rented by Iilliam J. Mitchell Organization,
headed by William J. Mitchell. Certain furniture and per-
sonal effects were left behind by the aforementioned gang when they vacated 7
upon the arrest of Paula Harmon, Gladys Sawyer andwynona Burdette. See
reports of Special Agent n. 1:. Hall, Detroit, Michigan, 9/25/ee, e/9/s4, Pages
14 to L8.! The present occupants of this house are Mr. and lire. H. L. Garrison._ _ ' 1 . __ . .
l8l09 FLA}-EINGOD This address was rented by Llvin Karpis and Dolores Delaney
STREET, CLEVELAND, and occupied by them during the summer of l954 before they
OHIO moved to 3975 West 140th Street. It was rented from William
_ _, J. Mitchell Realtors. [See report of Special Agent D. I.
Hall, Detroit, Michigan, 4/9/35.!
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CLEVEL-AND , omoHarry Campbell, Wynona Burdette and Doc Barker resided here
while in Cleveland. See report of Special Agent D. E. '
Hall, Detroit, Michigan, 9/25/34.! These premises were
rented from Mrs. J. Cullen, 7916 Franklin Boulevard, Cleve-
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711 HAIJLDND ' This is an address used by Cassius M. McDonald. It is the »
BUILDII-G, DETRCII, law office occupied by Attorneys Charles L. Bartlett,
MICHIGAN Gladys Stanley, Edward J. Hayes and Tom Kennedy, all of
when are probably acquainted with McDonald. Of the afore-
mentioned attorneys, only Gladys Stanley has been interviewed. These attorneys
are thought to be a rather cheap lot. See report of Special Agent D. I. W
Hell, Detroit, Michigan, ye/35, Page 24.! - y -. e V _ ,_ s
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The Cleveland Office - at CIINEKAND, OI0 ,___ UNDEVELOPED LEADS:
.' _ . Should conduct investigation contained in lead in report
of Special Agent J. E. Thornton, Cincinnati, Ohio, 2/21/35. . ' .,.'
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office to new York office dated 4/12/55._§. '__ N;'i . . ;j_ ; ;92= »
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report of Special Agent D. E. Hall, Detroit, Michigan, 4/9/35, wherein it is
set forth that a long distance call was placed from the residence of Cassius
K. McDonald to telephone Fainhont 4095, Cleveland, Ohio, on September 27, 1934,
to determine to whom said phone is issued, and whether the person to whom the
phone is issued, or received the above call, may have connections with this
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» above in this report. ' t - ' * -~ » C ~
Conduct further investigation to ascertain whether any of
the Subjects are not frequenting Cleveland, bearing in mind the possibility '
that nebebrand or Patton mentioned in this report are their contacts, and
keeping in mind the possibilities of developing harboring violations against
these two individuals. The narvard Club of course should be considered. »
Likewise, further investigation should be conducted con-
cerning Frank Warner, mentioned in report of Special Agent D. E. Hall, Detroit, 4*
Michigan, 4/9/35, who prior to September 22, 1934, was reported to have seen f '
William I. Harrison at the Harvard Club. He is reported to be acquainted.f p
with Harrison. p _ __ L7¢,
At TOLEDO OHIO - Should maintain contact w ' ential 57
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a v s ng h as to t e i ormation
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of information developed by the Detroit office. It should be borne in mind 92
that Subjects have more or less continuously run in and out of Toledo. --H;, _ ' i _ , . . ,,_ 1'» .. .- -I ' . I. ' , - _ 1 .
f - ' ' At cmrorz, OHIO - Should maintain contact with Chief oi
K Police Ira Rsnderbaugh and Mr. Thomas Lennon, to determine whether any of the
. Subjects may be frequenting Canton or that vicinity. See section dealingwith Thomas Lennon and Ira Manderbaugh, this report. " ' ' ' '
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Will conduct investigation requested in Bureau letter to
Chicago office, dated 4/l2/35, upon reply fro Bures to Detroit letter to *" ~
the Bureau, dated 4/l8/55. _ I ' , ,-> 1 , ' ;, _ _ .
Should conduct investigation concerning C. H. McDonald's
past activities, as requested in letter from Jacksonville office, 4/19/55, ~
bearing in mind that section of report of Special Agent D. E. Hall, Detroit, -
Michigan, 4/9/as, dealing with Cassius M. McDonald. - - - A __ - i
Will conduct investigation requested in report of Special
Agent Lee F. Malone, New York, N. Y., 4/17/35. _ V . '
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munications of Dolores Delaney and Wynona Burdette who are confined at the
United States Detention Farm, Liilan, Michigan, the originals of which are
being supplied the Detroit office. In each instance they should be promptly
examined and immediately returned. 92 _ _ , __ _ __ L ._
Will also maintain contact with Sheriff Weston at "
HILLSDALE, MECHIGAN, to determine whether Addie Smith of that place might be_
harboring any of the subjects. See report of Special Agent D. K. Hall, Detroit,
Michigan, 4/so/35. t .= ,. , - _ I A t. J;
At WATEEEEEIET, MICHIGAN - Will conduct appopriate inves-
tigation at the hunting camp or lodge of Cassius K. NbDonald, requested for
the Chicago office in report of Special Agent D. B. Hall, 4/9/35, and in lettir
from the Chicago office dated 4/l2/35. _ @ -a ._~-~ 9 _*, ~ *
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and has one of his fingers bedly meshed. Mr. Lsthem and the writer drove by "
the house where the man was seen working in his garden. He was dressed in very
reggy overalls and e ragged sweeter. He was living in e dilapidated old house,
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viewed end answered questions promptly end, apparently, frankly. Be stated that
his neme is I. E.,92_Eerl; that he is from Arkansas, having been born in Madison-
County,,'I'ennessee, and moved to Arkansas when he was e small boy; that he is e
laborer but was hurt in e tell several years_ego and is now enable to work ex»
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left hand is cut off at the second Joint. This was carefully inspected e
by the writer and does not gppeer to be e recent cut. The scar skin ever
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, _ Ilorida, night of January 1e, 105:. ,~ I - '
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he Ias interviewed eonceming suspects in the Brsmsr ease. Photographs " _
of the Barker-Karpis gang were exhibited to Gray, and he Ias notified - o "i#- ~
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they Iere at present fugitives from justice. Gray identified photograph; -Y i
of Kate Barker, Barry Campbell and Fred Barker as being guests of the -
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Summers and rife on January 12, 1935, remaining for two days. Gray alas
identified Fred Barker as '1. C. Blackburn, s friend of Campbell's and -r 1 I
who accompanied him as a guest of the Hotels Kate Barker Ias also _e
identified by Gray as a lire. Ryan, Iho at various times had accompanied _»,_ »
both Campbell and Barker, and resided in the Hotel. Gray was unable to
give description of the roman accompanying Campbell as his Iife dnring_ 4
this stay, stating that Ihen members of this gang had stayed at the A 1" I
Hotel, the women stayed in the rooms and frequently had meals sent "':""".&
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pregiant, appeared in the Hotel on January l5, 1935, or Jenner! 16, i
1955, he Ias not positive Ih1Ch date, and stated that he noticed her .
in the dining room a fee seeks prior to this time in the company of. j " e
Hr. Nathaniel H. Heller, who was at this time in Hismi, Florida, _, . '
distributing literature and soliciting business for the Park Vie! ' "
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modoro Hotel and e friend of the Manager, Hr. Llle Graylstatedp rl
that Randall had moved from the El Commodore Hotel shortly after the,-A "
dog races opened on December l, 1934, and Ias at presents-esid.ing st» é __ _§
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returned to the K1 Commodore Hotel there Gm! RB lli 1I1t91Y1-"Ode A
Lt this time Grey and Agent Brown recognized each other as having met
several years before. After considerable questioning, Gray Bttl
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Iimni, Ilorida, on the night of January 16, @935, and luhsequoht lhtorviowa Iith -A
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It will be noted cu page 6 of the reference report that Specislvlgent R. D. "1
Brown had nightly interviews from January 16 to 19, l935, Iith GRAY et the C"
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On the morning of January K!, 1934, Special Agents B. D. Brown .
end S. K. McKee proceeded to Havana, Cuba, upon Bureau's instructions end -
before leaving llismi for Havana, Special Agent R. D. Brown left his notes
°°'1¢°1"1I18 interviews with RAY, together with other notes by both Agent ..
Brown and other agents working on this case in Mimi, Florida, at that tine,
in the custody of Special Agent in Gzarge I. H. Hanson. - A
the writer oi this report is submitting from nunory the results of V
the conversations hed with G81! on the periods indicated.' _ .,
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On the night of January 16, 1935, Bpeciel Agents S. L Iclee end
C. G. Campbell checked into the R1 Oomodoro Botel,1'snd- at about 9:00 pm. .
that evening, the writer of this report accompanied Special Agents licliee end_
Campbell to the Kl Couodoro Hatel, ehere the writer recognized e men behind
the hotel desk as being en acquaintance from Iinston Salem, Forth Caroline.
Ihile the writer was attached to the Charlotte Bureau office during the year
1931 he lived at the Carolina Hotel, Iineton Selma, Berth Caroline, on L '
numerous occasions while conducting investigations in that vicinity. IR.
GRAY, during that period, was Assistant Ianagsr oi the Carolina Hotel, end
on mnnsrous occasions the writer had occasion to converse with him concern-
ing various local people in Iinston Salun end vicinity. IR. GRAY alwaye_' ,_
appeared reliable and very helpful, he being well acquainted in Iineton
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' Upon seeing NB. GRAY st tn. desk et tn. :1 Cmodoro Hotel, tn. - -
writer approached him, introduced himself, etter which IR. ELY recogaized _
agent. ' '1 . ~, V _ ,
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Agents McKee end Campbell and which was being visited by the writer, at which
time MR. GRAY stated he recalled visits at the ll Gomodoro Hotel by Special
igant c, 0, Burt and special Agent O. G. Campbell during November, 1934, et
which time they made certain inquiries concerning one DUKE RANDAIL. ,
' 11' ;...¢ tn. iriter had ..;¢..¢ his acquaintance with uh. GRAY. he a
was informed by the agents that they were seeking the apprehension or certainfugitives thought to be in Miami, blorida, after ieh the phoigsrapha of
ALVIN KARPIS, nanny CKMPBELL, . ARTHUR . KATE .
VOLNEY DAVIS, WILLIAM WEAVER, HARRY sarrxa, GADY wynn, and other subjects
and their associates, were shown to him.
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resembled a lens. G. 2. Rm who resided at the :1 Comodoro Hotel n-ca +1 ~' v
approxhnately November 20 or 82 to Iovember 87 or 28, 1954, in roan number ]~
1004. He also identified quite positively the photograph of IHID BARKER ell 59188 a man known to him as 1% 0. HLACKURH, and the photograph of HARRY. i
CAHPBKEL as being a man who accompanied BLAUKBURN and who gave the name, he"{
thought, of SUMMERS; that these two men checked into the hotel during the first
part of October, 1934, end stayed nearly a month, being assigned to roan
number 1005. He stated that it was apparent that IRS. RIAH was very friendly ,
with SUMERS and BLACKBURN. He also stated that he recalls that IR. BUEIBS
returned to the hotel sometime during the latter part of Hovmher, 1934, and '
spent approximately a week; that he was accompanied by a wanan supposed to
be his wife; that they lived in room number 905, to the b t of his recollec-tion. He was unable to identify the photograph of IYNOKAlgUHDETTI and -I
stated that he did not get a good look at her» , - .,-_ _,' _*; p, . _ * ' e *_
After having made the above described identifications, GRAY was l
asked by the writer if he would attempt to obtain all possible information
concerning these persons, particularly as to the present whereabouts of
the man who was identified as HARRY CAMPBELL. He again studied the photo-
graph of ALVIN KARPIS and stated that the photograph looked familiar to him
but could not be certain as to whether this man had stayed at his hotel, ,
He was then questioned as to a yo g woman frequenting the I1_Camodoro Hotel of the description of DOLORE§5DELANEY, she being pregnant at §
that time. Es stated that he recalled seeing a woman of this description in
the dining room of the hotel two or three days previous to agents call and "~
that he had seen her again previous to that time, possibly thee or four
weeks, in the cmpany of MR. I. E. HELLER, who operates the Perk View Hotel
in Havana, Cuba. - V ' _ _ ~
GAY advised he had been Assistant Manager of the ll Comodoro Hotel
for only a short time and did not know anything concerning the reputation of
its proprietor, JOB ADAMS, or I03 ADAMS father-in-law, IR. Ildt ;
Concerning the activities of the persons he identified as being i
members of the BARKER-KLRPIS gang, he stated that they did not appear to be_:;
particularly suspicious,but he did recall that they often had meals in their a
roms. He was told that he would be well rewarded should be be able to obtahn_
information as to the present whereabouts of the persons he identified, or » f
associates of these people. Es stated he would be glad to do this for the
Government, but that he did not went his superiors to know he had talked with
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examined the photograph of ALVIN KLRPIS and steted he believed that KABPIS .
had stayed at the ll Ccvnodoro Hotel, and further that he had seen this Ian ~1in the company of the other persons whose photographs he had identified.
0n this occasion, IR. GRAY was unable to offer any further information of
any value. He then requested that only one Special Agent interview him in '
the future and suggested that the writer call at the hotel on the following
evening. _ - _ _ a »
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- On the evening of January 17, 1935, the writer proceeded to the
Kl Gomodoro Hotel about 10:00 p.1n., at which time the writer wpent approa:- I
imately an hour loitering in the lobby of the hotel,during which period IR.
GRAY was busy with guests. the writer, after spending an hour in the ' » »
lobby, noted IR. GUY shake hie head in the negative when agent was looking
at him on one occasion, after which agent left the hotel and returned to hie
residence hotel, the Llcazar. Agent interpreted this signal as leaning that
agent should leave the Kl Comodoro Hotel and that CRAY did not desire to be
interviewed at that time. GRAY had previously been furnished the writer's»
telephone number at the Llcazcr Hotel, end it had previously been arranged ' '
that he was to cell agent should he have eanething to report at any tile.
_ 0n the following evening, January 18, 19:5, the writer proceeded
to the Kl Comodoro Hotel at about 9:00 palm, at which time a conversation I
was had with IR. ELI in the lobby of the hotel. RA! advised he had been
unable to secure any further inromation as -to the people in question and t
indicated through his conversation that he was afraid that he would lose his
position should his superiors learn that he had been conversing with federal
agents regarding the guests whose photographs he identified because of the V ~>
fact that both IR. KNIGHT and IR. ADAMS appeared to be friendly with these
people. _ ._ _ ' 4 , .1 _ .
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purpose of getting away frunthe hotel in order that we night converse
. ' During um wqlk, the writer also asked whether he had talked to ~
IR» ADAMS or IR. KNIGHT about this matter, and he stated that he had and - _
th t he was fearful that he would lose his position as HR. ADAMS had lade a
ease derogatory remarks relative to his secret conversations with Iederal
ABS. men. 0n this occasion, ER. GRAY requested agent to talk Iith 153- ID
The writer informed GRAY that he did not desire to have a conversation with
1; nu time but that he would see him Mb GRAY! the fellvvine #11» 1-DALE Q 3 I
at which time GRAY was to search the hotel records more thoroughly and attain!
U101to learn the exact dates of arrival and departure, together with any 0
pertinent information, including to!-8Ph°I16 @811! G115 t°1°E1Ph °h'11'¬°"1
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that he would no longer be a confidential informant; that he had already
probably talked thie matter over twith both IR. ADAMS and IR. IZNIGEH Io
appeared eomevhat nervous and anxious to terminate the intervieo, and it Iae
believed that hie value ea lnfomant Iae gone. ~. ,.a -,,~.- __ r ;,
- Upon returning to the Alcazesr Hotel, the writer infoxied Bpeciel
Agent in harge Hanson concerning RATS attitude, and IR. HANSON agreed that
ELI would probably be of but little further value in the investigation.
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prepare a report or letter relative to information obtained by him f1-an EL!
Ihile at the Bl Gomodoro Hotel, Iiemi, Florida, f1-an January 16 to 19,
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April 26, 1955
Director,
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LLVIR KARPIS, with aliases, FUGITIVE,
I.O.l2l8; DR. JOSEPH PJ'¥CRAH, IithDear Sir: aliases, I.O.l2Z2; HAHRY gAiPBELL, Iith
aliases, I.O.l236; VCISSY DAVIS, Iith
aliases, FUGITIVE, 1.0.1257; WILLIAE
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J.JEaERlSON, with aliases, 1.0.1239;
HARRY SATYER, with aliases, I.0.l24O,
KY3TlEEATON, with aliases, 1.0.1241, ,
ED'. '.aRD GB~CC~.G.E;E:RE.I.R, Victim; KIDNAPING;
HAHEOHING KYD OBSTHYCTIOH CF JUSTICE;
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In accordance with the Bureau letter of April 24, 1955,
Special Agent T. M. McDade consulted the records of the Chicago Police
Departrent concerning the development of latent fingerprints or thebandits who killed Police Officer Eiles~Cunningham.
Exazinstion of report 31087, dated September 22, 1933,
filed with the nureau of Identification, Chicago Police Department,
shows that Police Officer h. C. Olson made an examination of the
Hudson sedan, Florida license l127ll8,_automatic clip, a first aid
kit, and a liquor flask left in the abandoned car, and that no latent
fingerprints were found on the car or any of the articles.
The saze ofricerhad made an examination of the Dodge and
Buick Sedans which were involved in the crash with the Hudson Sedan,
but no latent fingerprints could be found thereon.
The file in this case shows that several photographs were
taken at the scene of the slaying of Officer Cunningham, but an examina-
tion of these negatives shows that the subject was merely of the sceneof the crime and the automobiles concerned the e l j "C fl Kill
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Mr. Whitley telephoned regarding the elusion of Frankyéoster
from our Agents who were keeping him under surveillance last night at the
Pennsylvania Station in New York City, and advised that last evening after =
they had returned to the office, he talked the matter over with the Agents, ;
, and after all explanations are in, it boils down to the fact that they"merely .
"92 lost him and that's all there is to it". Mr. Whitley said that while they
92 have been unable to definitely ascertain, it appears that Foster either took
" the 7:45 o'clock train to Cleveland of the 8:00 o'clock train to Philadelphia.
However, since it appears that Foster took no baggage with him, it is possible
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night; that the two women returned, but the other man with the party did not re-
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this affair submit menoranda setting forth their activities on the night in ques-
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said that two men uere covering this fellow, Agents Emory and UcGeary, which, in
the opinion of Mr. Whitley was sufficient under the circumstances; that one of the
Agents went in with Foster to the Station while the other covered the car outside;
that the Agent ratched Foster while he was at the ticket vindov and_after that,Foster was lost. i i if M '. L . 92%AY1 W CW2 .1 7 1&2,i - it ii i P. Rscopnrn ape Y Ki V;,.?§r it 0 5 Atmzats t
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Dear Sir: In re: ALVIN KARPIQ with aliases, FUGITIVE, I.0. 1218
1:2. are;-is:-=3 :»=>fr~o1=.-in with aliases, I.o. 1252
HARRY C1L"PBEILL with aliases, I'D. 1256
voL1~::Y'3:.vIs with aliases, FUGITIVE, 1.0. 1237
92fI1.LIA!.f .'.'l J.VER with aliases, L0. 1.258
WILLIAM J.-aimusor: with aliases, 1.0. 1239
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MYRTLE EATON gith aliases, I.0. 1241 et al
Edward George'*Brez::er,Victim - KIDNAPING;
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With reference to Bureau letter dated April 18, 1935, please be ad-
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Police Iepartnent number C-46457 at Chica5o,Il1inois February 12, 1933,
indicating that this charge was dismissed.
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Reference is mde to the letter by Special
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son employed by the Union Printing & Publishing Company, 1829 __
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Company, l829 Champs Street, and stated that she was residing at '1
l5OO Pennsylvania Street; that she had not heard from Doctor Moran
but heard from Iii "ilson occasionally, which tact is being set
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have found some manner or means by which to communicate with them.
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April 27, 1935
Federal Breau of Investigation
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Dear Sir: RE: ALVIN KARPIS Iith aliases - FUGITIVE,
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Edward Georgegamer - Victim
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Reference is made to letter from the Detroit office to the Bureau
dated April 24, 1935, in which it is requested that copies of various reports
be forwarded to the new Cleveland office by certain Bureau offices.
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offices prepared for distribution from the Bureaus If this suggestion is
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Detroit office.
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~ Dear Sir:
In accordance with your letter dated March 26, 1955,
Special Agent H. W Costello contacted the Identification
Bureau of the lnuisville Police Department and caused to be with-/// drawn from the files thereoigjhe temporary wanted notices of JessF/glbyle _Divisionf#99402; Edn Murray, with ggiases, Division #9395¥5*92 git Harryéampbell, with aliases, Division #41 56; Vo1ne?§Davis, with
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from the files of this Police Department.
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Director,
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Dear Sir:- RE: ALVIU KARPIS with aliases,
I.0, 1218 Fugitive, et al.
EDWARD GEGRGELBREMER - Victim.
Kidnaping, etc.
Reference is made to your letter of April 5th, 1935, in
connection with the above entitled case, in which letter you returned
the originals of two letters in envelopes, which communications were
intercepted by the jailer at the Dade County Jail, in Miami, Florida,
atterIcDonald had end avored to smuggle them out oi the jail in
violation of its rule , and which were subsequently delivered to the
Honorable W. Sanders Gramling, Assistant United States Attorney, at
Miami, Florida. '
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with it, were discussed with the Honorable Walter L. Barlow, Special
Assistant to the Attorney General, who opened the letter addressed by
McDonald to Senator Lewis, and after reading it, stated that he desired
both letters to be placed in the files of the United States Attorney
at Miami, Florida.
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Lewis, and three copies are attached hereto, and one copy is going
to each of the offices which are receiving copies of this letter.
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Gramling in Miami, in accordance with the instructions of Rbw 92Barlow. §>/AQ92 !Ve tnnyymmm - 92w
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Cameron of Cuba. Just received by Kehoe & Kehoe Civic Building,"-'A
Miami, who are acting with Judge Chas. L. Bartlett of Ill Hanmond "
Building, Detroit on my behalf. A - A -_- -1; ,
lire. McDonald has returned to her home in Detroit,
are broken up and a mental wreck, on account of treatment given _
her by Dept. of Justice Agent Hanson. , A ' ~
Senator there is some one behind this whole
pciture from Dept. Justice Agents Hanson remarks, McDonald you I
are trying to get J. E. Hoovers position and he would keepen
that objective many times in the 24 hrs he held me in the Hotel
room to try and make me confess to something I knew nothing about,
except papers talk and rumors, that go around in political circles."I
I wish you would cooperate with Senator Counsens,
and Vanderberg of Michigan & ask for all the tiles of the,. M,
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Dept oi Justice investigation of writer Cube AA '
1934-55. Files of Investigation Detroit 1934 and the replies.
I Counsel Generalllhnnont h1ba"l933-54 - ' a/A
Counsel General Cameron 195$-35 i
President Hendieta Cube orders for my release.
Sec or Interior Cerdenus report 1935. Attorney General of Cuba
report. Secret Police & Judicial Police reports of Cuba, which
are all favorable. V A
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conversation with Er. Caffery, which I refused to do. Then his
remarks. We told I-ir. Cattery your long criminal record; which
is not true Senator. My only record is what some one is now _ A
trying to place on me. As I stated before I got concessions *
in Cuba by 4 years work, and stepped upon some one toes.
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