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{ntorms tion relative to Charley Whitehorn on. Friday ‘ni. uppp.sed . to have disappeared. Lookout says that he was: she mame of Means that Charley Whitehorn and Loy ako 9D main atreet about 10 P.M. and that they sere " was taken out “of the ear and the car droy ve. off _ qucin the | sar. This was 6 taxi but was unable to learn - “tT began‘ an Looking for tfeans and leariéd from his ane’ in Bartlesville but would return’ ‘in a few days. a-he Game. ‘anto. town late Friday evening May 15, thet A,mwan st im at tha: foot .0f Dial Hill and asked him if he knew Charlie se “had ‘gwedn hin. ..2hs teamster, told him ‘hehe, }pmén remarked that Charley. ‘Whitehorn’ was-to meét him that avening. {fman who furnished the informafidn waa uiable to get “in touch with: - party who told him and we were hot able to locate this téamster.,” Ab noon while. at the police station Z reesiyed a phone call from smog ft de ter, under sheriff, and he asked me to meet him at the foot a: I eteps on Ki-He-Kah Hill as he came from the court house. J had s,tLoned to him my suspicions as to Whitehorn meeting someone ont brought me some information that had comé to their. office. a ame eet by. man who they conld not remember his. name that thers ‘a teamater by the name of Johnston living on or near Diel Hill: x. : hat the teamater had a daughter who was employed in the telephone se. °. This ‘party reporting aa to Johnston did not tell.why she Shonght’. Johna ton. in connection with:the killing of Whitehorn tut said that . 4s only reason: Johnson should have an excuse to get sore at a person +4 hat he woula not hesitate to kill. Cotter suggested that as johnston#t daughter was employed at the telephone office and that the moat, of girls. employed at the telephons office were sometimes questioned. eiz actions and that there Waa, possibility that Charisy Whitehorn’ ght. have met the. Johfston gird and that they had gone: ‘ap (on Diels: > EEL Cogether ana that Johnson suspicioned the girl was’ got and he may have been watching them and followed them up the Acase auch had happened it was probable that Johnson would have "any man, under the circumstances... This party mentioning the “gaye that he does not know the Johnson girl and that she may be Suspicion but re orted that anything might be worked out as to ,the® * of Charley Whitehorn's death. I made inguiry as to the. Johnson ‘gir .xrom the police officers but they knew nothing of such a-parsons A young. man who wes acquainted with a great many of the telephone girls % J. Pela me, that he thought he knew this girl and if it was the girls the 50). (WS wore looking for that it. might be well to investigate further. $8 t of ‘the Weat of character however, I promised to- Looate:, this = " a find out if possible what kind of a: girl she wae. te porka. “from investigations at Okla. City from d he repo $. Farrivad there today but. did not ote at the Cadalas Hotel 4 ef t mediately and hai not returned. | at through a party ive pawnuska be had: learned that minnie Savage had said she was’ aking { yr this man Sutton while at Oklas City and she talked about the fnite- horn, matter. But ‘there was nothing in her talk that would indicate — : that she had any interest except to locate the guilty party 80. that she