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S. @toted thst things in Kansas City in connection sith the killings there looked bed for the Barkers, Cartwright, eccording to Morgan, st:ted thet he mt the Barkere at St. Paul, Kionesota, within « few days ifter the murders at Fa:sas City, and that the Tarkera told hiz they left Tulsa, Oklahoma, shortly before the occurrence and head passed thrsueh Vansas City ju:t before the men were murdered at the Unicon Station. Morgan stated that the proceeding, eoupled with the fact th:t Fred Barker was a very close friend of Frank Hash, led him to believe thet the Barkers and Volley Davis, their inseparable cm pinion, pa: ‘tieipa ied in the killings. Convict Horrsa recueeted thet the ‘informtion furnished _ be trested in ecnfidence and promised tc endeavor t: secure ~ore definite in?.c:muticn with reference to the massacre. Arrangements were nade with “eputy Tarden Scott so that env additions] inferration secured by him will te forwarded é@trect t+ {he culess Citys cPPlies. A check of the visitcra’ regieter at the penitoniljery revealed thet wre. R. D.(Wafor)Taylor wisited her bustand BR, Toylor, hevister No. 41, 755, an February 5 and 6, _ 184. AS @ matter of information, may or ia hor serving a sentence totaling seventy~five( 75} years, for robbery, | Rev! ng been re- ceived at the penitentiary Octobe: 15, 1932. An outline of the foregoing information was furnished by telerhone to Special :gent in Chsree Dwlcht Brantley, Oklehoma City, op Fetrusry &, 1034. Mr. Clegg of the Division was also briefly advised by telechone of the inforzetion set forth above. 1 Yory truly yours, © _ ' 8, ¥, CONROY, EPclal. AGENT IN CHARGE. AAs ec(2)fivigion —— 6°4t un