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Kansas City Massacre — Part 11
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Theatre on Admiral enc Xanthus Streets, Tulea, Okiehoma and lives in a ameil white
house;that one Inman, a notorious crizinal, recently liberated from McAlester
Fenitestiary, 18 connected with Earl Kidd in some manner; rnowa thet Toman
and Sob Brady ere friends; that Zar) Kidd has gotten by the Tulse Folice for a long
time, however, thet they have endeavored in many instances to hang something on him
but without success; thet Eerl Kidd's plece would be an ideal spot for Bob Frady
anc. essoeletes to connect. tated that this wea just one of many spots know
where protection would be given underworld cherecters. QB stated that if
the covernment accepts rroposition expects to predicate a way to locate
Bob Brady in the event thet he is connected in any manner with Zar] Kidd and Inman,
oute most anything ae a good appearance and personality and is
distinctly of the criminal type. writer personally a associated
with Dick Gregg for a long period of time. Qwae advised by the writer thet he
wes not familiar with rawards offered for"Fretty Boy” Floyd or whether or not the *
Bureéu would entertain enployin in any capacity, however, that it would be
takes up in the proper wey ané would be advised, was ready
to act immediately on advice from the writer: thet the fis oxpecte wante to prow
ceed. It wes very evident fron talk expected to be compense-
ted in a reesonable wey
The writer hes known of thie informant for several voor
GRD i: — hooked . with the unlerworld and ia cepable of cerrying
Woile eat Fawhuske, Oklabona Sheriff Conners celled in one
he feels that he could
be Cepenced on to carry out enything he undertekes. etated to the writer
that be personsliy knows one Walter Fhilpet, with whom he was essociated in crime
prior to going to the penitentiary; Letgietcnoy et Bar knows Bob Brady, Ed Pavis
and Jim Clerk. He etated thst one Flsig¥#frney at Rertlesville, Oxlehoma, an unier=
world character, who resides on Rovers Street, just off of first street, is in
constent communication with Vaelte flpot, wie is the father-in-law of Pob Brady;
that he recently sewa letter fror. Nelter Fhilpot to Elsie Kinney in which he stated
thet he was hot anc menticned something ebout Bob Brady. He stated that Falter
Feilpot's mother lives at Noble, Okiahora and that “elter has wonderful protection
fn thet section; thet while he ia not positive he believes he is in hiding in and
around Noble and thet Bob Brady is very likely with him ae they heve been operating
tocether; that he knows that if he can get to Welter Philpot thet he will in a very
fex cinutes find out where Sob Erady and the balance of the reng are located; that
es e matter of fect he would get this inforretion froz Walter Fhilpot's mother or
his brothese at Noble, if he was in direct touch with them. He stated further thet
the-e is e hangout at Oklaho-a City, operated by one Cordggyisdes, who runs e grocery
store in the residentiel section; thet this Sades ia known es Plackie and served 7
yeers in Modlester, and wes liberated sometime in 1626; that Black leyordes és a close
friend of Fhilpot end Bob Brady and thet he, informant, received informetion that
Zot Zracy acd Walter Fhilpot were at Plackie's plece in Cklehons City receatly.
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