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SUBJECT: CHARLES "PRETTY BOY" FLOYD
KANSAS CITY MASSACRE
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Dear Sir:
m as: camms AR'IHUIPFLOID, with aliases, 1.0.
§1194, ET ILCONSPIRACY TO DELIVER FEDERAL PRISONER
I transmitting under separate cover by registeredemmail for appropriate analysis in the Division's laboratory, acartridge and bullet obtained by Sheriff Theme B. Bash, ort t Iellsville Ohio and which were apparently fromKansas Ci y, a ,the machine gun abandoned by Floyd following the gun battle withthe Chief of Police at Iellsville. These articles were bothd er to Mr Bash by A Hsrael, Welleville, Ohio, who turne ov . .h e Richetti was arrested resides in the vicinity of the p ce w erand who reported to Mr. Bash that he picked both the articles up
The bullet went into Israel house and the cartridge case was
found in the vicinity.
I an not advised as to whether the Division has otherspecimens from this occurrence, but am forwarding these for
appropriate attention.
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tn the above mtitled aeaa, wherein you advised or the receipt at
a latter htm Br. I!» It Beckett, Chief of Datootlvaa, Chattanooga,
Tonneaoae, relative to informtlbn ahtaina by an taro:-amt anl
tux-niehaa your ottloe, respecting the ohereahouta or subject
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Re: VERNON C. LIILLER Deceased! with aliases;
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Conspiracl to Deliver Federal, Prisoner.
Deer Sir:
In confirmation of my telegram to the Division dated October
25, 1954, in the above case, attention is directed to my letter to the
New Orleans office under date of September 13, 1934, wherein certain
information is furnished concerning the possible location of Richard T.
OGalatas at New Orleans. This information was received from the Chatta-
nooga police, through one of their informants, on September 15th, and
on the same date it was transmitted to the New Orleans office.
I discussed this matter over the telephone with Special Agent
D. Y5. klagee, who stated that it is probable that had this lead been
developed previous to receipt of information furnished to the New Orleans
office through an informant of the U. S. Attorney at New Orleans, that
it undoubtedly would have resulted in the location and apprehension of
hire and I'|'lI'Be Galatae.
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of Detectives, Chattanooga, Tennessee, advising that
signal 1-iountain, Tennessee, was the infomant who furn e atts
nooga police with the nation which I transmitted to the Nashvilleoffice, and that bothand the Chattanooga police are interested
I in date ning whether e information furnishe him was instrumental
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September ll, 1954, September 14, 1954 and October ll, l954.
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September ll, 1954.
Agent in Charge,
Department of Justice,
Nashville, Tenn.
Dear Sir: V h;7[>
.d v Orleans, Le. was reading a LibertyLngaz ne and fee s t at he has seen one Richard Tellmen Galstas
alias Dickosherdian who is wanted in connection with the Kansas
City murder as advertised in the Liberty.
Young-says e nan using name of E. W.0Lee who has
stopped at the Carroll Apartment Hotel, the Ponehstrain Hotel and
at 406 Stearns Building, New Orleans resembles the photo of Galatas
as given in the Liberty. Says Lee is representing some psdnt concern
out of Loe Angeles.
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pare with the photo of subject sent out by your department dated
August l, 1933.
This infonnation passed on to your department as one
can never tell until proper investigation has been made.
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Signed! E. R. Hyatt
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Dear Si r:
Yiith reference t letter of the 13th inst. relativeto name and address of young who gave information as to Galatas
alias eridan as suspect being New Orleans, La., beg to adviseyoungbiao made report did not want his name used and therefore
did not ge his name and address, only that of his father. boy
making report was not the brother that actually saw the suspec , ut
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W. A. Borer,
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Nashville, Tenn.
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Richard Tlllman Galatas I11:-h aliases, 1.0.
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Conspiracy to Deliver Ibderal Prisoner.
Dear Sir: ' .
There is transmitted herewith the laboratory report
covering the examination of specimens submitted by your office
in connection with the above entitled matter and received.in a.
the Divisionotober 15, 1934» éi . i
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Laboratory Report
October 24, 1954
Case! Vernon CE!Miller with eliaeee deceased!; Number; 62-28915-2750
Richard Tellman Gelatae with aliases, I.0.$1201; Charles Arthur wrretty Boy"5F1oyd Iithaliases, 1.0. #1194, at el; Conspiracy to Deliver Federal Prisoner. -Specimens: '
One exploded shell case fired from a ,45 calibre automatic pistol.
One bullet and exploded ehell ease tired from a .380 calibre Colt
automatic pistol.
EXamina?i°" Tequete by: Khnsae City Division Office
Date received: oetqber 15, 1954
Examination requested: BlliBti¢
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Result of examination: Examination by: Iiard
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the supposed leaders of the Lazia outfit in §ansas City and told them
definitely how we stood and asked them to tell us if the got anyinformation; that today they received a call from Tonykizzo; that Andersen
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time; that Corolla told the agents that yesterday somebody approached him
and told him that Floyd wanted to make an appointment to see him down in_
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in Kansas City, Kansas or Oklahoma City; that Corolla stated he was willing4}e meet Floyd and show us where he was; that he made another appointment with
Chapman and met him at the Democratic Club; that later Corolla called the
agents and stated that he had arranged with this fellow tgigo to ichita
tomorrow to a hotel there} that he will then tell us about it and we will
place Floyd on the spd at that time. Igtold r. Nathan that this sounds~
good an asked if he has enough men. Mr. Nathan stated that he was figuring
on taking about four men. I told Mr. Nathan that I did not think we should
have anybody in it outside of our own men. Mr. Nathan stated that Wichita
has a pretty good police force and it might be a good idea to get in touch
with the Chief of Detectives and tell them that they have something hot on
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Dear Sir:
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RE: CHARLES ARTHUR "PRETTY BOY FLOYD, with
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CONSPIRACY T0 DELIVER FEDERAL PRISONER
Reference is made to the Division's letter of October 24,
1934, with reference to the identity of "slivers" McBride, which
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identical with the party now residing at Kansas City, Missouri.
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I '. he 92' .' I; a '.' - ",1 . _'' " -Adam nichetti arrested October 80, 1934, by chief" oi Police J. H. nits near I611-"11-18. 01110: ,-identitied by Ohio or Police so subject Ilcyd saidto have escaped et;timeo Date ea to Richetti'| .arrest snd possible location or Iloyd tarnished '" Cincinnati Office by sheriff Ray B-pong, S1iBb9_IW1l10s -Ohio, October 21, 1934. Petrclling of territory northor Es.st_Liverpcc1,,Ohio, on October 22, 1934, by squads _or Division Agen.ts'and. East Liverpool, Ohio,'Police v e° resulted in location or Floyd at term or lire. Ellen .C-Onkle on Spruceville road at 4:10 PAL Floyd use -fatally wounded while sndeavoring to escape and died,- Qt 4,35 p,u., October 22, 1.934. chief J. H. Fultz,'.IIe1J.s-ville, Ohio, rstused to_su1-render Richetti_to__ J __' 'overnment tor removal to Kehses City, 1i1secc;'1,';"!,-11 "ff - ~ instant cese.'_ O _ '_ _ , I1.1,
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Thi report covers the activities or the following Agentsin connection with the investigation of this matter inthe vicinity otllellsville and East Liverpee1,_0h1c: vDETAHSI
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Johnson of the Cincinnati Office.
Agent J. D. Reynolds o the Birmingham Office.
Agent B. L. Shivers of th St. Louie Office.
telephone call
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Jefferson County,This investigation is boned upon long distance
received by icting Special Agent in Charge H. D. HarrisOffice on October 21, 1954, from Sheriff Ray B. Long ofSteubenville, Ohio, in which Sheriff Long advised that Adam Richetti was
in custody of the Chief of Police at Ielleville, Ohio and had adittedhis identity; that n12ne=££ had been arrested following a gun fight betweenthe Chief of Police, Hichetti and another man near Wellsville; that thesecond man, who was believed to have been wounded in the stomach, hadescaped and was being sought at that time by a posse which had beenorganized shortly after the shooting. '
nunedietely upon receipt of this cell, Acting special Agent inCharge H. D. Harris notified Special Agent in Charge L H. Purvie, whowas then in Cincinnati at the Alma Hotel, together with special AgentsT. J. Connor, H. E. Hollis and S. K. McKee. no. Purvis then cunnunicatedby telephone with the Director at Washington and was instructed to proceedto wellsville, Ohio, immediately via chartered airplane, with the above
a mentioned Special Agents.
sheriff Bay B. Long of Steubenville, Ohio, was at the East Liver-pool airpot at the time Agents arrived and drove Agents to Iellsville,Ohio. Enroute he informed that Adam Richetti had been arrested by Chiefof Police I. H. Fultz near wellsville, Ohio, about noon on Saturday, October20, 1934. He related in detail the manner in which the arrest took place,but these circustances will be set out under an interview with Chief Fultz.sheriff Long advised that around noon on October 21, 1934, he happened tobe in Police Headquarters at Wellsville, Ohio, when Chief Felt! Ia! 1Di°r-viewing Adam Richetti, at which time he, sheriff Long. recognized Hichettifrom a photograph Ihioh had been furnished him by Agent Chapman Fletcher ofthe Cincinnati Division Office, and celled Bichetti by his correct name.Richetti thereupon admitted his identity. Prior to that time Richetti hadbeen using a fictitios name and Chief Fultz was not aware of his identity.
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activities, particularlyhis connections with Subjeetharles Arthur Floyd,
and at this time Fultz refer:-ed_'to a small boollet issued by the Iilliam
J. Burns International Detective Agency, which contained photograph of
Floyd, and identified this picture as the likeness of the individual who
had escaped on the previous day daring the gun fight in which Richetti
had been captured, It is deemed appropriate to state here that sheriff
Long advised Special Agent in Charge Purvis that d _
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Fultz was e peculiar individual end he felt that agents were going to ,
experience difficulty in securing custody of B:l.chetti__s_ i ;: , -- -A
. Chief of Police It H» Iultz was contacted by special Agent in '
Charge H. H. Purvis and Agent S. K. McKee, and he related the circumstancesincident to the arrest of Hichetti as follows: . __ --
at about noon on Saturday, October 2.1, 1954, he received a
telephone call advising that two tramps were camping along hilly ground
on-Highway no. 7 a short distance north of Ielleville, _ohio, and were
acting in a auspicious manner; Be, along with a Police officer and a '
civilian, both of when were unarmed, proceeded to thepoint in question. _
Fultz sighted one man and approached him. The two men who had accompaniedFultz were in the background at thietime. This individual, whom rultz M
identified 1':-ca a photograph as Charles srthur Floyd, told him to stick his
hands up, but raltz stated" he .paid no attention to this cmmand, continuing
toward Floyd and making remarks to the effect that he was going to work at
the briclcyard and that he, Iloyd, would not interfere with a laboring man
going to work. according to rultz, his conversation with Floyd continued
until he had gotten past him a distance of a few feet, at which time he,
Fultz, saw a second man lying on a blanket and apparently asleep. rults
stated that as soon as he,l ultz, spied the second man, Floyd shouted to this
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time he furnished a fictitious. name, which agents recall to be Zamboni.
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that his none was Joe Iarren and that he had net him sometime previous in
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man who had fled and who was identified from pictures about 84 hous
later as Charles Arthur Iloyd,.had reached Highway Ho. If through a
roundabout couse; had stopped a young boy named George Medllan, who -
was driving along the highway in a Model FT" Ford; had paid this boy .
$10.00 for the purpose or taking him to Youngstown, Ohio, and had been
enroute to Youngstown when the Ford ran out of gasoline. at this point
the automobile or one James H. Baum, s florist located in Iellsville,
ohio, was commandeered and Floyd and Mbuillan entered the rear seat or
this car, Baum being forced to drive them.- They drove along nnrrequsnted-.
roads to a short time until they were accosted by Deputy sheriff Hayes
of Columbiane County, Lisbon, Ohio, who approached the car., gt this
point Baum stopped the car and got out, at which time he was shot by
the Deputy Sheriff. Floyd in the meantime.had left the car and_entered_,
s iooded area immediately adjacent to the road, which was described as a
being about 95 yards wide. This spot was said to be located on Highway
No. 45 which begins e short distance north or Bellsville, Ohio, on ' -
Highway Ho. 7 and runs for some 5 or 7 miles_to the town of Power Point, *
ohio, on Highway Ho. 50; Floyd is said to have run through these woods,
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Uellsville, Ohio, on October 2.1, 1934 by Special agents S. Kt McKee and
H. E. Hollis, and Richetti was requested to state whether or not he would
voluntarily accompany representatives of the Division of Investigation,
United States Department of Justice, to some other point to be selected,
Richetti at first was reluctant to make such an agreement. However, he
finally stated that he would voluntarily accompany agents to any point
designated by them providing the Chief of Police at Iellaville, Ohio, .
would egz.-as to release him to the Government". a -'
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to be advised as to what information the Government expected him to fur-
nish. He stated that he knew of no crime he had comitted in which the
' Government would be interested unless it was the kidnaping of the sheriff
at Bolivar, Missouri. In this connection Richetti stated that he and
Charles Arthur Floyd were in a garage at Bolivar, Missouri, when Sheriff
Killingsworth of Bcliverappeared a.nd_ that he and Floyd covered SheriffKillingsworthwith guns and forced him to accompany them to Ines Sus|nit,'?i"
Missouri. He further stated that shortly after this kidnaping he separated
from Floyd and had not seen him since that time. He denied that the
individual who was with him when he was accosted by Chief Inltz on October __
Bl, 1954, was Charles Arthur Floyde A 1 1
' ' w .' Agent Melee transmitted the results of this interview with Richetti
to special Agent in Charge Purvis and a conference was arranged between Chiefoi Police I. H. Fultz, Mayor W. H. Daugherty, Bounty Prosecutor Lafferty, '
-Assistant County Prosecutor Springer, Special Lgnf» in charge Pvrvis. andagent McKee for the purpose of making arrangements to have Riohotti 'li92l1'Bdover to Lgents for removal to Cincinnati, ohio, for questioning in accordancewith prior instructions which had been received by ur. Purfris frun the ;_
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connection" with the Union station massacre at Kansas City, Missouri, and of
the Division's desire to teloe him in custody for removal to Kansaejoity, _Missouri, all of the officials assumed very unreasonable attitudes, stating
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authorities advised that these offenses carried an indeterminate penalty ~
of from one to ten years under theibhio law and in response to an inquiry
admitted that the above penalty was tantamount to impriaenmmt tor a period
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, Her; effort I?! 1=§d§_1=O indu@t tas tegivethe cE@¬y otjighgjjRL ess, Among otherthings, Chiecr or Police rultz and County Prosecutor Larferty stated they - tfelt that the Government shouldshow prport aside from 1,gents' lord that e.Richetti was {actually wanted inilianeas City, Missouri. ihey said at one _' -
time that it.,properf papers were_;sent_trom Kansas City tliat they might _, A
release Bichetti to the Government. _-p.-,~ j ;_ p
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ohio, special Agent in Charge H. H. Pnrvis, cm instructions from the Director,
established temporary headquarters at the 'I'ra.velers Hotel, East Liverpool,
Ohio, for the joint purpose or conducting an investigation looking towardthe apprehension of Subject Charles A;-thur Iloyd and in order to make jurthsr _etrort tosecure custody 'ot'1dam'Richetti,"snd instructions were issned"a't
this time for all Agents arriving at Iellsville, ohio, on ape cisl assignments
on instruction of the Director, to report tolqr. lfurvis at the Travelers,
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requested Chief oi Police Iultz to grant permission for another interview twith Bichetti. Fultz stated that he had not yet eaten and that he was then
leaving the Police Station but would return at 10:30 P.M4, and suggestedthat agents return at that time for an interview with Richetti. - _-- - I -
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it 10:50 1=.u. Special Lgents s. 3. McKee and s. 1:. Hollis arrived
at Police Headquarters, Wsllsville, Ohio, as directed by Mr. Purvis, for the
purpose oi interviewing Bichetti in accordance with previous arrangementsmade with Chief FIJ.1t_z;__- I 1.1; ,-",3 -._'f;,-_f$d 1 1{,'r_ie'_ . .f.7;*-ff 35- ' -_ J 5 _ w 1 k l_ _.,__ J,_,_v_!;,. _-,. -, ._ .. . _ . _~_,_ _. J-_ ;- *1-_ 4 _.-_ -- _ r I
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ever, he later appeared and immediately entered the private offic_e__oi' the_ pMayor and gave instructions that no one be permitted to enter this office e.except newspaper men, 1'1-on the time ort Chief Fultz' return until 2:00 Add. Ihe was apparently engaged in talking to newspaper reporters and in ha?!-"G
hi tim L691"-9 photographs of himself and Richetti taken. During all or t s e,
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on numerous occasions endeavored to gain entrance, but in every instance
edittance was refused. Finally, at approximately 2:15 A.lL, tn ce-
ference between Mayor Daugherty, chief Fultz and newspaper men egg son-eluded and Agents McKee and Hollis were permitted to enter the office of
Chief Pultz. In the meantime, special Agent in Charge Iilliam Larsonand Special Agent I. I. Eopton had arrived at Police Headquarters. IheeeAgents again endeavored to talk with Chief Fultz in an effort to securecustody of Richetti but he was only willing to discuss what had happenedon the preceding day. At this time he stated that he finnly believedFloyd was in hiding in some house along Highway Ho. 45 where he haddisappeared, which is Just a short distance from Iellsville, Ohio, saying
he felt he would be able to locate him if he only had the time.
At this Junctue Chief Fultz stated he was tired and was goinghome and he was then asked by agent Hollis if Agents were not going tohave an opportunity to talk with Richetti as he, Fultz, had promised,Fultz said Agents could talk with the man for a few minutes. ChiefIultz then ushered Agents into his private office and then broughtRichetti in. There were also present several Police Officers and otherindividuals whose identities were unknown but who were believed to be
newspaper mn. gig?
Special Agent in Ch 58 William Larson questioned Richettibriefly, particularly with r erence to the identity of the individualwho was with Bichstti at the tim the shooting took place between Richettiand Chief Fultz on October 1954. Richetti repeated his previous state-ment that he only hiew this individual as Joe Warren and that he had methim eviously in Toledo Ohio; that he had come to the vicinity of Wells-PP 1ville, Ohio the day prior to his arrest, having arrived there from lbdina,t e ohio in a truck through hitchhiking. He maintained that he had no ee n
Charlie Floyd in over a year.
special Agent in Charge Larson and Chief Iultz then left the roanand the questioning of Bichetti was continued by Agents Hollis and E830.Richetti was requested by Agents to state what guns he and his partner hadt d b Chief Fultz and Richetti stated that eachat the time they were accos e yhad a .45 caliber automatic and one ma_c_:h_ine gun. I§i=11*>1?¢1__1l11"¢11¢I__§1=_!_!1'1°<1that n the machine gun ie¢sisréE ty*tn1e:?u1t2 dh§jiEI§h Ie§,1hen____hs,had_aae____in_possession of Chief llis, §§U"1§§§f!!;!§II§i§§:!§§§i;;;iFEQ QB? 5 Ih=g=_{_;,.Iw@?Y_h£eJaxLF2J1sd h=- _' "
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was released» In this connection he Ias aelned it an insurance man had
not been kidnaped along eith sheriff Iillingsworth. Richetti admitted '
that he and Floydhidnaped sheriff Killingsnorth and another man. e "
stated that hephed been "cock-ieyed d.rn.nk"_lt the time and did not .-
remamber much oi'_vhat had taken place, He said that the sheriff and
the second man had been released at lees Submit, Missouri, and he did
not believe that he and Iloyd had been in Kansas City, Iissonri. Ihen
asked ii the second kidnaped person Ies not ea insurance nan, he stated
he did not think so; that he believed this man was a paint salesman as
he remembered that there was a can oi paint in the hottun oi the cer-
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paint being in the car vhen-he could not recall things of greater
importance. ihis interview ias"terminated at this time inasmuch ea
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. - the various Agent the arrived in Ielleville, Ohio, during the
night reported to special Agsntgin Charge ll. __H. Purvie at the dtravelers
Hotel in East Liverpool, Ohio. These Agents Iere divided into squads
oi three and four men each. Two squads under the direction of Special
agent in Charge Iilliam Larson proceeded to the vicinity of Dillonvale,
Ohio, tor the purpose at raiding the homes or Minnie Bhnetek, sister-ii-=.w=<
of Richetti, R. R. #1, Box 122, Dillonvale, Ohio, David 1iichetti,hali'-
brother, H. H. #1, Bo: 134, Dillonvale, Ohio, and Iilliem Dematte, the
I83 being visited by his eon, Ralph Dematte, who is a ha1i'-.-brother: of
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adjoining highways, this being the general vicinity in which Floyd had
disappeared, Investigation was also instituted for the purpose oi
interviewing of doctors, hospitals, bridge attendants, transportation
lines, and motor car companies in small tovns located in the vicinity
where Floyd had disappeared, Ehie action Ias taken in view oi the
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or Kensss'O'ftyt,"i'lis_sci-1", arrived at East Liverpool, Ohio, onthe -I f
morning or October 82, 193$, with warrants for Bichetti's arrest,
charging conspiracy to deliver a Federal prisoner, violation e_£.1Fh°
National Motor Vehicle Theft dot, and murder, respectively¢_
agent Hollis accompanied Br. Cowley and sheriff Bash to Police
Headquarters at Iellsville, Ohio, Ihere an interview Ins had with Mayor
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to these individuals the interest of thecovermhent in Adam Richetti and "
requested to he advised as.to whethernichetti would be released to the
Government. ltr. Cowley informed tho Llhyor and Chief of Police that he'"was
then in possession of the above mentioned federal warrants and that sheriff
Beehhad in his Jossesiio 9°¬@@°rs'ae1-=1 warrant were handed llsyor Daugherty for an examination and aftr -
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returned and stated that he was seeking legal advice on the subject and =
would not at that time give a definite answer as to whether nichatti
would be released to the co_vernnent;tha'the was starting an investigation,
the nature of which he did not disclose, and that the investigation would
take approximately two hours, and requested that Mr. Cowley and Sheriff -"'
Bash return at the and of two hours and receive the decision of the Mayor.
The Chief of Police did not return and no further opportunity was had to 1
talk to him concerning this matter. -- " "-- " ' ~'"' '
During the morning and early afternoon of October 22, 1934,
several telephone calls were received by Special Agent in Charge Pl!-lV1B_ '- 4; _f_-._.,
at the Trovelersotel, East Liverpool, Ohio,i|ith respect to Floyd'ha'viiig'
been seen at various places in the vicinity of East Liverpool, and wellsville,
Ohio. All of these reports were investigated but with negative results. ' ', ' _ - ~.t_ ' .- . so - ,__- - 92_ - . .- . _ .' -' __ - : '... - -~ " ~ - 1» - -. '-_ _ V ,r _ J. .<__f' '._ . _. ' . rt :_-_ -5' -_ -, ' - , .5 -. ..
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viewed Mr. .Tams's H. Baum at Wellsville, Ohio, and secured the following '
information fran him: . '. A ~ ' ' a ' _' _ ; .
at about 1:00 P.1d. on October D0, 1934, two men cam up to him -
at his greenhouse at Hellsville and stated that they wanted gasoline. Baum
told these men that he had no gasoline and could not get any frcm his car.
The men stated that they wanted to go to Youngstown, Ohio, and Baum told -
them that he would take them to get gasoline. Baum secured his car and
the two men entered and he started in the direction oi Glasgow,'Ohio,
which is a few miles -from "Iellsvi_l'le, Baim stated that he did not lrnoli ~
either of the men,and had no information concerning the shooting which .-
hsd taken place previously. However, Baum later learned. that one of the I;
men was licmillan. The man later identified as Floyd did all the talking. _ _
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the heia highway, and they then proeeeeed in the direction of Liehen, 7d B
Ohio. Upon arriving on the outskirts of Lisbon, Baum was ordered by Floyd
to turn to the loft on the Gopper Mill road, ter proceeding on this
road a short distance, their*p1'o9'eaa',was stopped by a freight train and
Baum was ordered to turn around and return over thehiain highway toward '
Ifellsville. Baum further stated that Sheriff Hayes and Deputy Sheriff V
Patterson of Lisbon, ohio, who had been guarding a bridge at Lisbon,
followed them from the time they left the outskirts of Lisbon. rloyd
observed that the oar was following and ordered Baum to permit the car
to pass. Baum stopped his car and the Sheriff's car stopped iulnedistely
at the rear of Baum's car, Baum stated that he got out on the left side
of his car, raised his hands and started to walk toward the officers, when
he was shot in the left thigh by Officer Patterson. Baum further stated
that Floyd got out eh the right sideaof the'car, waihed'1h front er it, g
keeping the oar, Baum and Meliillan between himself and the Officers. There
was sane shooting, although Baum does not knowhow many shots were fired .
or who fired them. Baum stated that two empty shells were found in his s
car, one of which was taken by Sh6I1ff.PH.15tO1'BODo Aooordingyto Baum, one
bullet was fired from the inside of his car through the rear window. Baum
states that he did not see Floyd after the shooting started. He further
stated that Floyd did not appear to be seriously wounded when he walked
up to him at his greenhouse in Iellsville, and did "not appear to be
pain, and he saw no blood on his clothing; Baum also stated that in B
riding over the rough dirt roads Floyd was in the back seat and if he -
had been seriously wounded he would have shown some effect of the rough
roads. Baum stated that there is asmall spot of blood on the rear seat
of his car, which appears" to have been made from e slight wound in the
' arm. Baum further stated that while they were riding through the rough
back roads, Mcliillsn asked Floyd for a gun but was not given one. Le-
cording to Baum, Floyd did not know the territory or the location of the
main roads. The above mentioned shooting took place about 3:30 P.1d» Baum _,/
stated that Chief of Police Iultz of Welleville told him that he did not
know whether or not he had hit Iloyd when he shot at 111-lle_
. It should be stated here that special Agents Hollis and Moi ,
while at Police Headquarters at Uel.lsville,lOhio, on Sun_Qg1__n_i_@__fg_O9tnbo1'5;, 1954, learned throgh conversation with William 1551a, the civilian who
accompanied Chief Fultz at the time of the shooting affair with Floyd 8115
Richetti, that George licllillan, whose automobile was comnandeered by Floyd,
resided on Kountz avenue between Ielleville and East Liverpool, Ohio. .
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was learned that he formerly resided_with a family by the name or Peterson,
but was no longer living with these people. He had also previously residedin the vicinity_of Cannon Mills, Ohio, which is near Power Point, Ohio, Hand the squad in charge of Lgont ncceiioa was dispatched to that point_1orthe purpose of locating him. The investigation looking toward the location
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-' The squad of agents composed of Re G. Iccallum, C. F. Risler,and D. DiLillo, while patrolling the territory north of East Liverpool,
Ohio, at about l:00 P.I. October 22, 195d, interviewed Robert Robison,a fanmer, R. F. D. #1, East Liverpool, Ohio, whose farm is located atfew miles west of Calcutta, Ohio. Robison, when shown the photograph-bd Subject Ohelos Arthur Floyd, immediately identified same_as thelikeness of a man who had been furnished food at his farmhouse at about
12:50 P.H. on the same day. He stated the picture use a perfect likeness .of the man who had eaten at his house. Be said this man was dressed ins navy blue suit and was not wearing a hat; that after having been fur-'nished food he asked to be driven to Youngstown, Ohio, stating he was "d .
willing to pay for the transportation. Robison stated he told this manhe could not drive him to Youngstown and that the man left on foot.
*y *_ dd Special jgnt G. F. Risler immediately;cgnnunicated this inter; -?motion to s [email protected]'n¥'at tie 'f'raveIers Hotei"inEast Liverpool, Ohio, adv_i§,si:_ig,_at__the_s,sme;t_1me ,_t1_i_a§*_b13o};isonf__s__r_a_r-m was near the Bell schoolhousgijsboutpfourmmileslgggth of_East LiverpooIT 5EI3:ass iecatec as a country road_i sE6ft_dIstEnce easi'BT'Highw? §T 7. ;'*T"f**"**92 rtL"'7Tff? ""-~eee-.;a.;ln;L;ia;h;naa.;a 1*
The squad of Agents composed of $pecial'Agents Reynolds, 0fHeirand Rose was reached by telephone and instructed to proceed to the vicinityof the Bell schoolhouse. an additional squad composed of special agentin Charge M. H. Purvis and agents D. E. Hell and S. K. McKee, which hadbeen remaining at the temporary headquarters in the Travelers Hotel, EastLiverpool, for emergency purposes, left for the Bell schoolhouse in order
to assist in the investigation at that point. ué _ 1 _ V
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Charge Purvis communicated telephonically with the chief of Police at.Youngstown, -Ohio, furnished the description of Subject Floyd as it hadbeen secured from Robert Robison, and requested that squad cars be dice, pd i the direction of East Liverpool, Ohio, in order to capture t§*jf
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search for Subject Floyd in the vicinity of the Bell schoolhouse. ~.
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of Floyd by Robert Robison near the Bell schoolhouse, a squad of agents
composed of Special Agent IL B, Purvis and Agents D. E. Hell, W. E.
Hopto and S. K. Boxes began patrolling Eighway'No. 7 and adjoining .
roads in an effort to locate the fugitive. At about 5:00 P,M, this '4
squad met an_§§§i,Liverpool,_Qhio,~Polics_ner, which was occupied by *
Chief of Police Hugh I. Hcbernott, Herman_H. Roth, Chester C. Smith,
and Glen C. Hontgomry. these'two cars Joined forces following a f
ocnfersnce between special Agent in Charge Purvie and Chief HbDermott,
the reason for operating together being_that the territory to be,
covered was well known to the men in the Police oar; *!he various »
men occupying these two cars were armed with revolvers, two ehot_guns,
at 4:10 P.H, these two care were proceeding in a southerly
direction on Spruceville road, approximately two miles south of -
.Clarkson, Ohio, when a farm home, which was later learned to be the.j .
residence of He, Ellen Conkle, was approached, Situated approzinately,
50 yards from the road, which was a narrow country road, was a corn
crib, This_corn crib was about 25 yards north of the dwelling. yin
autmobile containing two ween, a men in farm clothes and a second
men wearing a navy blue suit and no hat, was seen to back away-from v
a position behind the corn crib." he the Agents and Police Officers T
had been questioning everyone with whom they came in contact for pee-_
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purpose of interrogating these people. g - _
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backed away from the corn crib was driven to its former poeitio behind_
the earn crib, j_man was seen to leave this car and one glance at him .
was sufficient to indicate that he was Subject Floyd. he wore_a net?
blue suit, did not heve_on a hat, and had an sutonatic pistol in his; .
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fire upon lfloyd. Ls Floyd ran, he maintained a nig-zag course, turning
half-way to the right at times and looking beck over his right shoulder
to see how closely he was being pursued. the field over which Floyd
was running was rolling ground and as he ran over a rise in the ground
he was seen topfall. He had been hit at a_ distance of about sixty yards.
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The several members of the group approachedeautioualy until
the form of lfloyd could be seen on the_grou.ud. - The group then went up -' v
to him and a".45 caliber Colt automatih pistol in a cooked position
was taken from his right hand by one of the group. Y Handcuffs were -
immediately placed on hiswriste and his person was searched for other
weapons, and a second .45 caliber Colt automatic pistol was found stuck
under his belt on his left side. AB soon as agents reached him, '-he
said, "I'm done for, you've hit me twice". 'He was asked his name and
he gave same as "Liurphy". .
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Subject Floyd and Special agent in Charge Purvis asked him if it was not r
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Hall immediately left the scene for the purpose of summoning an ambulance.
They were accompanied by S. L. Dyke, who was the man dressed in farm ;
clothes who had been seen in the autunobile with Floyd at the time Agents
drove up. Dyke's address is H. F, D. #1, Rogers, Ohio. . . h A " 5
special agent S. K. McKee made efforts to question Floyd for
admissions as to his implication in the Union Station massacre at Kansas
City, Missouri. He was asked if he had not been involved in the massacre
at the Union Station and he replied; To hell with the Union_Station"."'
He was then told that he was dying and hereplied, "I know I'm through". p
He was then aekedto do the decent thing and tell what he knew about the -
massacre at the Union Station. He did not reply to this. -He was asked
if it were not true that he, Adam Richetti, and Verne Miller had done B119
shooting at the Union Station, to which he replied,_ I ain't telling you
nothing -- you -- ". No further effort was made to question Floyd as he
appeared to lapse into a condition of semi-consciousness. hL
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in the presence of the Police Officers named above andspecisl agentsHoptonand ll:Kee. k _ " , A; -' »:-1: i, V i -
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three of the Police officers. His person was searched and there Isa
found $128.00 made up of twelve Z$lO¢00 bills and two $1500 hills. _;
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a loaded clip for s .45 calibereutomatic pistol was found. _He alsowore a Gruen pocket watch and chain with is silver half dollar attachedto the second end of the chain. $6 had a cameo ring on the fourth -rinse =1 he new we at-.1 e sf 7 __. _ , ' .2-'_ - ...-. » y .- _ . .4.-_-i _;_ - .. __-_ V . __ _ _ ._ _'_ I
_' ' Shortly after Floyd's body had been carried to the-spot near _pthe spruceville road, specie]. Agent in Charge Pnrvis and Agent Bell .
returned. Hr. Purvis had communicated the information as to the wound-
ing of Floyd to the Director by long distance telephone. He had also
made arrangements to have an ambulance come to the Conkle homey to __remove Floyd cto'e hospitalphe not Knowing-it this time that ricyd j;.~ ~'- -' *
had died. !'1oyd's body was placed in the rear end of a Division ear
and taken to the sturgis !'lmereJ.__H_ome in East Liverpool, ohio. e_-;_ '_/ - :- - t ; __ ' .. _.._ V -.._c_-,,_ _. . _~ M I V:' . ' " ;' _..-. I - /_; - n _ i T, _ .4 ..* __ _.--_- 92::Ar'" :' Fingerprint impressions were taken from the hands oi Floyd at
the Sturgis suneral Hate by spacial ggent S» _K_q llcKee and 93° "I9 Irene?mitted to the Division vie air mail, special delivery, on the night of - yOctober 22, 1934. It should be stated here that fingers No. '1 to l0 -_ inclusive had a frayed appearance as it they had been sand-papered and cwhen efforts were made to take fingerprint impressions from them,_ the . - "results were merely blotchess The remaining six prints were clear, however,and upon comparison with the fingerprint impressions of subject rloyd ascontained on Identification orderliot 1194, they were toxmdltobe identical»~.--s s, .- n c;2=n = - 1 s --- a » i s -
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The currency in the amount of $122.00 found on the person of -Floyd at the time he lee killed Iae delivered to Inspector S. P. Cowleyby Agent S. Kj. llclee to be left at the Sturgis runeral Home for Floyd:relatives at the time the": cane to last Litrerpool to return his body __to Oklahoma. _- ._._ . . ; _ -_ _ ._
} ' at 10:00 P.M. on the night of October ea, 1954, Coroner n. -s. _.$t92J.."gie of East Liverpool and County Prosecutor Larferty called on specialAgent in Charge M. H. Purvie at the Travelers Hotel, East Liverpool, and -discussed the matter of holding an inquest into the death of Floyd. Itwas decided that the holding of such an inquest was advisable. astenographer was procured and special Agent S. K. HcKee made a sworn state-t of the facts and circumstances incident to the killing of Floydc . _,men
Coroner Sturgis informed that the .1aIs of the State of ohio do not make a1 t ntioll to take public inquest mandatory. He informed that it was his n esworn testimony from the graricus persons who had knowledge of the_1cilling'tend attendant circumstances, and to base his verdiot___upon that testimony. _ - ' ' I 7 Q J .' * ":7. '. " ..'- ,_ _' .-i Under alt. .¢"c.t.t.'. ac, 1934, Special Agent in Charge n. n; -yurvis received a telegram frcm Coroner E. B. Sturgis of East Liverpool, 1hi h it was stated that inquiry into the circumstances attenD1110: in I C dent to the death of Charles Arthur Floyd had resulted in the decision thatt f thehe had been "justly shot to death by a combined force of ages s oDepartment of Justice and -officers of the East Liverpool police departmentwhile making an armed effort to escape arrest." _ ' _ _
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REFERENCE: Report oi SAC Dwight Brantley, Oklahoma
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by Special agents F. S. Smith and J. M. O'_Leary, especially assigned to thismatter, and others oi the Oklahoma City office," i - . ' ' ' e
agent Smith, who has been working in imskogee, Oklahoma, near which
°" i% Sallisaw, has maintained contact with informants in that area but has ob-
tained no information to indicate that Floyd and Richetti have been frequenting
that area, nor was any intonation. obtained as to their whereabouts. ._.-'
Agent O'Leary, who has been working in the vicinity oi Ada, Oklahoma, g
near which is Lehigh, the heme oi the relatives oi Riohetti, "has maintained A
' contact with informants thre but has tailed to obtain any in_i'omat__i_on to the
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confidential informant stated that possibly Floyd and Richetti and some etha-
outlsws may have a hideout on a ranch belonging to one fruitt, some twenty-'
five miles from the town of Falliant in llcCurtain County, _Okla.hasa.. this _informant was furjnished an autclnobile and-made two trips into this hideout "
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during the afternoon of ¢$obd1~111ih officers engaged three men in a gun
battle, one of whm was supposed to be Floyd, end that these men were
driving a Ford Y-8 Coach or Sedan,pthcuQ:|t to be bearing Iowa license platesHo. 4.1.-8'75. this infonnation was broadcast by all Police ard ecnnercial - '
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Sheriff at Pawhuska, Oklahclna to ue effect that Floyd had been identified
near Bartlesville, Oklahoma in a 1934 Chevrolet Sedan, bearing Kentucky tagsNo. 471-518. A truck driver is alleged to have seen this man and reported
it to the officers. Agents Hall and Hansen of this office were immediatelyassigned thereto and within a short time found this car at a tourist camp in
Bartlesyille. It was being used by some people by the name of Kcllillsn.
The Cincinnati office was queried in respect to this license and advices -
were received that it had been issued to a_ man by the name of llcllillen inCovington, Kentucky. David 4. llcliillan was photographed and fingerprinted.He is about the size of Floyd and bears a slight resemblance to him. Bisfingerprints and photographs _were forlarded to the Division on October -19th.It was definitely established that he is not Floyd. Immediately uponthisparty being tahen into custody. infomation was broadcast to the effect thatthe person in this machine was not Iloyd and thatit was no longer necessaryto pick up the occupants. llcllillan denied any knowledge of Floyd. He and
other members of his family are traveling in Oklahoma selling laces, etc.
Ruincrs have been current in Oklehana for acme time that I. I. "Shine"
Rush, an Oklahoma outlaw, has been associated with Iloyd and Richetti. Rushhas been operating in Oklahoma for suns tine, but has no previous criminal -record. It vas learned that during the week beginning SOptm92JO1'_;3Oth Rushed some state officers in a gun battle at Btroud. It was rumored that engag ARichetti might have been with him. 180st J. '1'. Bartin was ismediately assigned
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their house. Hrs. Boone agreed to assist in the apprehension of Rush. One
of Bush's alleged hssociates, Hughey Matthew Gilley, was in the Oklahossacounty
Jail at Oklahoma City charged with hi-jacking. He informed Agent Hsrtin that
he participated with Rush and Clifford Boone in the robbery of the Gerber so _.
State Bank, Gerber, Oklahoma, in August, lO34.' 'lnterrogation of Boone re- _
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ago around the o'il fields, but that .he has never associated with him and is
not friendly with him. Questioning of Bush's wife, his brother, Floyd Rush,
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State Bank at Comanche, came to the Oklahom City office and identified Rush
as participating in this bank robbery. . His two ocznpanione ,in_this__robbery,,3,,_-;_-
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people in the vicinity of Muskogee who know Floyd, among others being the
confidential-infonnant and his wife who have been working with the Olclahoiie ~:_-.3...
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Oklahoma outlaw, now in the Penitentiary st llcalester. The photograph isbeing returned to the Dallas office with Ia copy of this report. '
On October Blind through a confiial informant at idles. 'l8011t
Paul Hansen got in touch with Dr." Ihcmas I epard of rules, with offices inthe nan Building, Telephone no. _3a-sen, who stated he had treated numerous .-
outlaws in the pastpsnd lmew Floyd and had treated him and his son. _ He ~.__I
stated that he had_treated Floyd shortly after the massacre at-_ Kansas City; . .
that word eas_reoeived by him from Floyd and he flee by plane to Kansas City .
and went to a house either in the Argentine or "Annourdale section where Floyd .
was staying with some red-headed panan about thirty years of age and a
about forty-five years of age; that he treated lfloyd and__he contractedpneumonia. Dr. Shepard told agent Hansen that he felt certain that if Iloyd
were wounded in Ohio, as press reports indicated, he would be called upon to
treat him if he cams into this part of the country. Dr. Shepard promised to Icooperate with this Division. His reputation in .iuJ.sa is not so good a_nd.£t.:.'-.was thought advisable to tap his telephone. authority for this was requested o
from the Division and was granted, butduring the afternoon advices were re- Aceived to the effect that Floyd had met his death in Ohio at the hands o_f__ NDivision Agents agid the tap therefore wasxdiscontinuedn .I II_ I .III , I . _, _ II I _. ' .I ,_ a 1_ _. 1I H __ .II sIII I. :I I._._ I II ,I_,II III_ I . .I I» II,;III I I; ,_II III I1: II I |- I __I I-I I' Reference is made .to a statanent above to the effect that Iloyd was"
supposed to have been jumped up in Iowa on October llth. Of possible interest
in connection therewith and to show the reaction of the members of Floyd'sfamily when they read this in the newspapers, there is quoted herein a report -I _
of the confidential informant who has been living with the Floyd family» _.
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no Road & you would hafto Know or you couldent_eee the Road that goes to this .} p house and no one never travels around up there that 1; 13151; 3,11, 1°15 in o uhe was trying to leave word at-anuff Placeeeo Chas", wouldntpmies getting _1 it at one Place.he' aaid he was leaving word for Chas. not 1-to go to Blachie u1 anal -9" °1' at '°'°1°1 '°1' 311,1 H-">Pes or Edwards at Hichita 8r. Morris Okla A _* and Dick Long north of Selisaw. this is where Chas. has stayed Before - '
p he left here 8: I also found out that they havent heard fran him since werented the house for EJ. told Frank Howell anothereang out to tell Chas. _ _
he had moved to town 8; for Chas not to go _up where he moved Fran it wouldY Be Poison _he also left the e word at Granpa Floyds, lire 1' a LI. BothJ yo says if it was Chas. they was after he would make it Back down here lire ,. 9292F said if he seen they was going to get him he would get as clos to her p~ as he could get Lehoot it outwith them they allthought that was what._.he was doing coming Back to SslisaI,' _ever night about 12 to l oislock they' ,iurn the light on in The Front Room e. leave it Burn all night they have' lust done this the last few ni-gate - LI Know it is not for the Babies for .- -_, they are Beth settles =11-':?"ire$-;; »;@rj»>.;. _:.,_. , ",,1.<.arr»- :>-- l ~ , .. .-..!-;;_._...w,. _ _
Reference ienmde to a lead eet out in the report of Agent C. D. Ihite,Los Angelea, California, October 15, 1934, to the effect that Floyd had beenseen in California in a car bearing Oklahcma license No. 504-A-5'75. Investigation."disclosed that this lioense.wae issued to Ben I. !mcana,»sos s.w. sun Btreet1*# orOklahoma City, for a Ifhippet Sedan, Motor Ho. §6--3l'Ii53.- Agent Hopp of theOklahoma City office located llcann, checked the motor number and the license -number on thiscar, "which _is in llcGann's possession, and he stated that he had Ino. bag. to -cal-ire-1"n.i.1a. , I 2 I '< ' ' . '- -I-0 "'55-V. V TU '{? ' V ' ' _ C-.12 3- .-;:T'_%:"I' i . with reference to-information received by telephone frcm the Little Rockoffice to the effect Floyd had been living at Walkingstick Hollow near Tahlequah,Oklahoma and had been injured in an automobile accident near Hobart, Oklahoma, andhad been treated by a physician there recently, agent Paul Hansen conducted ex»tensive investigation at Hobart. He 1111'-B_1'Y18I0 DBPWY 311611135. 9°"-11-Y 5-"°1'1-1°?!»Constables and others and failed to learn of any accident. He also interviewedeight physicians there, none of when had any recollection of treating Floyd orresunbling him Undereheriff Sinlnl and J. A. Spot!-. Deputy sheriff 5* B- F0113 0 , :._ _ . .. _ _ > Bobart, said there was an automobile accident near Hobart on September 20th in' i ' i Th were ivenwhich two boys were involved who had e__tolen,a car from Sayre. ey _gsome sligit medical treatmentand later taken to Sayre; One of these persons waswh has been identified as Jack Little, Texas Penitentiary Ho. 65236,"TU 375?: 9 . , A92and the other was J. -I. Monroe, identified as being-Ianee lploon-16. I31Y1l1°!1 3-H
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Various and sundry leads have case into the Oklahoma City officerecently to the effect tint Floyd had been com, all of which were checked but
none was found to contain any merit.
Illustrative of sue of the tips that eene in on Ilcyd, the writerwhile listening to e radio broadcast on the night of October Zlst to the effectthat Floyd had escaped frcss state officers in Ohio and Richstti had beenapprehended there, received a telephone call from City hrsml Oaruth atCarnegie, Oklahoma to the effect that Floyd had been reported seen Just a feesmiles frtln there on that night and it has since been definitely establiisd
that he was in Ohio at the tile.
Everett Criamors, a Justice of the Peace in Oklahoma City, infonsedSheriff Rogers at Orlahona City tint he ind seen Floyd at the Sen Juan ChiliParlor, South Robinson Street, Oklahoma City, eating lunch on October llth.Crianore see requested to one to the office, which he did. He sew a photo-graph of Floyd and said it was a picture of the mn he had sen. Ihen aebdhow he had been able to make such an identification, he said he had seen _1loyd's photograph in the papers inssediately after press reports indicated hehad been in Iowa. He said that the nun he thought to be Iloyd was in thechili parlor with a wcnan companion. Investigation disclosed that the nanthat Crianore thought to be Floyd is e regular customer at the chili parlor,
is known to the proprietor and positively is not Floyd.
Reference is made to a letter frat the Jacksonville office datedOctober l, 1934 and in connection therewith Agent T. ll. Birch conducted in-vestigation, concerning which he suunitted a masorandun which is as fellows:
"1'. C. Davis, Deputy Sheriff of Creek County at Bristow, Oklehuna,was interviewed and stated that he knew both Clarnee Dickenson, nov livingin Bristol, and hie son, Chester I. Diokeneon, nov living in It. Iyers,Florida, and that both of these men had e detective complex and they had onnumerous occasions given infonmtion to officers regarding Charles Floyd andthat this information has always been unfounded. L. 1. Randell, Chief ofPolice at Bristow, see interviewed and gave the sue infometion regarding
the Diekensons that ir. Davis hall given.
Clarence Diclceneon, at present employed by the Art 00070! CnlimfiCo. as e laborer, was interviewed and ltated before being told ny mission thathe knew I had ems for infomation as to the location of Subject Charles Floyd.Dickenson stated that his son Chester and one Lee Beavers now residing atHmryetta, Okla. had untried sisters, the daughters of a nan named llillican,and that Lee Beavers had e brother named Iloyd Beavers she was a bank robber
end who was in reality none other than Subject Charlee Floyd.
me Ohlehom City office at Icllester, Oklahcna ascertained that oneClaude Beavers wee st the present tin incarcerated there and that there val
no record of a iloyd Beavers. .
Lee Beavers, husband of Mamie Beavers, nee Liillican, was interviewedO12
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in both legs as a result oi ear service and is drawing permanent total
eompeneation trm the Veterans Bureau; has e child about nine years of age,
°"= 111' 11¢" and in amoral in very well tired. Lee Beavers stated that
Claude Beavers is hie younger brother and that as far as he knew Claude is
at the presmt time incarcerated in the Cklahma State Penitentiary, having
been suit there for bank robbery. Lee stated that Claude had been married to
a wcuan end that he had much trouble with her; that about tour years ego in
s fit of drunken tcnper, Claude's wife had wounded him in the leg with a
revolver; that Claude had come to hie, Lee's, house and requested that he be
taken in and given medical attention and care. Lee eteted that he engaged
the services or a Doctor H. K. Icllhanon to care tor him. Lee Beavers stated
that hie only knowledge oi Subject Floyd had been obtained from the press and
he had never seen hil, had no intimte contacts with him and was not in
sympathy with him. Lee stated that he is a lae-abiding citizen and would not
hesitate to give infonnation should it cane to him regarding any outlaw. He
stated that he sas responsible tor the apprehension or his brother and tor his
conviction and asked the question, day should he harbor Floyd when he would
turn his own brother in. It is the opinion or the writer that Lee Beavers is
a good citisen and would not hesitate to give intonation should he possess it
His standing in the community is good and he is regarded as an excellent
citizen, active in American Legion and Boy Scout activities.
'?oliclna.n Ialter Bryant or the Eenryetta Police Department stated
that at 8:30 on the evening of Septunber 23rd, 1954, he saw a man alight from
the bus arriving in Eanryetta from Fort Snith, arkaneae, whcsn he absolutely
identified as Subject Floyd. He stated that Floyd wae walking on crutches and
was hustled into a 1934 Chevrolet Sedan, License Ho. 4.15-768, Oklahoma 1954.
Bryant eaid investigation revealed that this ear was the property oi one
Abe Kurkeodahl, eho is at the present time with his three eons, Denver, age
50, Buster, age 20, and Leonard, age 18, operating e shoe store on lain Street
in Hem-yetta. Bryant states that three years ago the Inrkendahls opened thisstore with a not capital or $§5.00 cash and that st the present time they had
a stock valued at between tires and tour thousand dollars. Bryant stated that
he was absolutely positive that the Knrkendahle were being financed by Subject
Charles Iloyd. Bryant is a mn of not much intellect and it is not thought
that there is anything to this intonation.
Arthur Hugies, night Policensn at Hanryetta, stated confidentially
that he does not believe that Bryant ever saw Floyd, but that he does knee the
nu-kmdahls are acquainted with Floyd and that Hughes also stated that the
Doctor leklhanon, previously mentioned, had made the statqnent in his Sunday
School class that he had treated Charles Iloyd and other outlaws. Doctor
Iellhanon was interviewed at his hens all stated that he had bem practicing
medicine in Ohlahua for thirty-six years with the exception oi three years
which he had served in the Oklahoma State Penitentiary upon being convicted oi
cattle stealing. He stated that he knew George Kimee, Matt Rimes. Bubivvt
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Ihief of Police fun Lidell of Hen:-yetta stated that he lcnows LeeBeavers and that he also knows Chester I. Dickenson; that Dickenson hasease to him time and time again purporting to have infonnation regardingCharley Floyd and that he,_Lidel1, has worked this infonnation out and has' that Dickenson is an enqsy offound it to have been untrue, that he knowsi law Lee Beavers, and would not hesitate to tell an un-his own brother- n- ,truth if he thought it would get Lee Beavers in any trouble.
Mrs. Amie Ladd, living at 2512 North Boston Street, '1uJ.sa, Oklahcme,celled the United States Attorney's office and advised that she had informa-tion relative to Subject Floyd. Agent Hell and myself celled on Ira. I-add,who statd that she had several weeks ago returned from a visit to herHrs Ladd statedparents, who live at Ilarshall, Arkansas, near Harrison. .f Marshall Arkansas were two families whothat existing in the vicinity o ,had been in a feudal state for many years; that one of these families, the' h other from ambush; thatBsrnetts, and the others the henleys had killed sac" iff elect of the county; that one Leland Henley,one Oscar Barnett was the oheran ex-convict, at present living in Iarshall on a fan, according to rumorth mountain fastness of the Ozarks;was harboring Subject Floyd on a fans in ewere several ex-eonvi ets, one Troy Love and oneithat living on this farmId Lookhart. Hrs. Ladd stated that she had received a good deal of this ne-f newspaper in Iarshall, known asformation frcm a Ir. Iinrick, the editor o athe Mountain iay Gazette and that Ir. Iinrick would be glad to give additionalired that her name not be mentioned to anyone in theinfonnation. Ire. Ladd desvicinity of larshall as having given the information,"Chief of Police Lidell advised that nothing was to be pined by inter-eas itive that Officer Bryant had beenviewing the Knrkendahl family as he pos Fl yd and that he, Lidell, wasmistaken in his identification of Charles o ere getting their neney by bootlegging and not frcm Floyd.ed ofpositive that they w Chief Lidell stated that he would keep the Oklahoma City office infom
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There is a scandal sheet edited in Tulsa known as The Beacon .
1'1 18 -B of =1I's=Per dated 0<=t<>_bsr 18- 1954, which is the dayiollowing . _ ..that on which Floyd _was supposed ta have been jumped up at |[¢1,,_t1;-9, 1",,'=°1"°-#118 =11 sryle which aces 0n_,to. saw that Floyd had been through lluskogeeon the Ii1§1l- or October llth, that he is reported to haveloet hienerre and]an "_informant"l,md seen him. Agent Eiaith at liusk:oge'_e learned that this paper"
is published by one Iillism I. Qenahan and that___one oi his reporters, Cl ew-Bartley, had brouit in the story and that Hartley stated he had obtainede}tIran "Scarface" Johnson. Bartley was interviewed and statedthat he had _ _
obtained the story from e man when he thought to be Harvey nith; that he
does not know Elnith personally and could inrnish no information regarding " _him. Rsithsr Shanahsn nor Bartley, when approached by Agent aaith, couldexplain this matter and it -is believed that the story had its origin with
these two men in an ettort to increase circulation and that it is a fabri-
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H, - l-All mail which have maintained on the relatives _f illcydand Richetti in this district have been 'oence1ed., _- "'F"_:_,:,?_-,,.t__ jI " - ., r - I -.--.. ,,
' ' On'October 17th Honorable Iesley !.Disney oi lnls'a, a Congressman,
received a letter irc|n Hrs. Pearl Sharp of Pawnee, Oklahoma, written Octoberldth, and this letter was turned over to Special agent 1. ll. Birch by thesecretary of Hr. Disney. In the letter it is stated there is a little girl "
in school who tol_d_the_daughter oi'_Hrs._ Sharp that "Pretty Boy Floyd __¥_:__been staying with her uncle in Osage County; that Floyd is alleged to have ;-' tficers there would do 'eaten dinner in Pawnee about a year ago and that the onothing about it,fetc.e _In concluding this letter the woman states that she , "
has a-{son for when she would liloe very'nmch to have the;0_ongrs_sanan.obtain .»
.H1'B.Sh8.i'p was interviewed by Special Agents '1. Ii. Birch end 0. G.
Hall of this office. She stated that the man with when Floyd was supposed to
have been living was one Herbert Bobbins, who lives west oi Mashum, Oklahoma,t and that she bedand that the information had come to her about a year agobeen unable to notify the officers in time to effect his apprehension. _'.l'hewomen was interviewed 'at_ length by these Agents but could give no informationto the ettect that Iloyd had been in that vicinity within the past year. _ .>""'-=»- I -- J - 1"-e~:~.~-;~ ..; ';~..,-s"--- " - . .' _.._ _. , ./, _ ___ _, J !...; __ ax . . _,. _P iim>mha"5h received from M1": Sam'Ha1es,"[e representative oi the
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Jnibers as the Floyd -i'amily called he by phone :1-ah -rm-t iith, Arkansas and
stated that he desired to contact agent anini. I instructed Agent Bnith to meet
the informant at Wabbere Falls at 1:00 P, L, October 25th." __ f -. *
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formed that he had contacted this infomanty Ha said that the infonnant told
him that Beulah Baird,- alias Juanita Baird, alleged woman ccmpanion of Floyd, is
new at the home of Floyd in SallisaI;, that sha came in by train alone on _October
2.-tth; that she told hini that aha and'her sister, Rose, had forlsone time beenaccompanying Richetti and Floyd; jhatehcrtly _prior._to the. time that Floyd andRichetti were jmnped lup in Chic, they had been in Net Tori; State} that in Ohio,Just before the officers accosted Bichetti and Iloyd, they had had an ahtgnobileaccident, damaging the automobile and that the machine gun of Floyd's use _.damaged in this accident; that she and her sister had taken the car into a town p
to have it repaired and had left Richetti and Tloyd at the point near the road
where they were accosted by officers; that, of course, after the officers jumpedup Richetti and Iloyd, the girls left and she separated from Rose, not stating
where she is now, but that Bose has the carvand she expects to ,Join__hsr___ai_ta:r_,_ _
art t92!loyd's funeral. The infomant stateathatdthie roman-told him that.the q_u ehad been in New York State and Indiana and had proposed a trip to the easternpart of Oklahoma, and probably would have coma into that"seetion' of the countryvary shortly had-they not been accosted by officers in Ohio; She said," after the
visit in Oklahcrna Ias_ completed, they proposed _to go to liexico and make seine 3contacts there. 7 '_ . f _I" L": ; 7 " '
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