Public Enemies (93 page)
Authors: Bryan Burrough
3
Hoover to Tamm, Sept. 24, 1934, KCM #2585.
Hoover to Tamm, Sept. 24, 1934, KCM #2585.
4
New Orleans report, Sept. 27, 1934, KCM #2574.
New Orleans report, Sept. 27, 1934, KCM #2574.
5
Galatas statement included in New Orleans report, KCM #2574.
Galatas statement included in New Orleans report, KCM #2574.
6
Tamm to Hoover, Sept. 24, 1934, KCM, #2596.
Tamm to Hoover, Sept. 24, 1934, KCM, #2596.
7
Tamm to Hoover, Sept. 24, 1934, KCM #2659.
Tamm to Hoover, Sept. 24, 1934, KCM #2659.
8
Tamm to Hoover, Sept. 25, 1934, KCM #2617.
Tamm to Hoover, Sept. 25, 1934, KCM #2617.
9
Harvey to Hoover, Sept. 26, 1934, KCM #2568.
Harvey to Hoover, Sept. 26, 1934, KCM #2568.
11
Chase statement, Jodil #5488, p. 9.
Chase statement, Jodil #5488, p. 9.
13
Tamm, memo to file, October 12, 1934, Jodil #4207.
Tamm, memo to file, October 12, 1934, Jodil #4207.
14
Hoover to Purvis, Sept. 13, 1934. Purvis personnel file, #291.
Hoover to Purvis, Sept. 13, 1934. Purvis personnel file, #291.
15
Hoover to Tamm, 7:35 P.M., Oct. 21, 1934, KCM #2854.
Hoover to Tamm, 7:35 P.M., Oct. 21, 1934, KCM #2854.
16
Hoover to Tamm, 1:00 P.M., Oct. 22, 1934, KCM #2701.
Hoover to Tamm, 1:00 P.M., Oct. 22, 1934, KCM #2701.
17
Hoover to Tamm, 5:45 P.M., Oct. 22, 1934, KCM #2903.
Hoover to Tamm, 5:45 P.M., Oct. 22, 1934, KCM #2903.
18
Newby memo, Oct. 24, 1934, KCM #2946.
Newby memo, Oct. 24, 1934, KCM #2946.
19
Negri article, July 1941.
Negri article, July 1941.
20
Chase statement, Jodil #5488.
Chase statement, Jodil #5488.
22
Tamm to Hoover, Jodil #4601.
Tamm to Hoover, Jodil #4601.
23
Chicago report, Jodil #5813.
Chicago report, Jodil #5813.
24
Hoover memo to file, Nov. 27, 1934, Jodil #4610.
Hoover memo to file, Nov. 27, 1934, Jodil #4610.
25
Hoover memo to file, Nov. 27, 1934, Jodil #4611.
Hoover memo to file, Nov. 27, 1934, Jodil #4611.
27
Hoover memo to file, Nov. 28, 1934, Jodil #4665.
18: THE LAST MAN STANDINGHoover memo to file, Nov. 28, 1934, Jodil #4665.
1
Tolson to Hoover, Dec. 4, 1934, BKF #3546.
Tolson to Hoover, Dec. 4, 1934, BKF #3546.
2
Years later, Karpis clearly remembered this episode and the name “Kingman” (Karpis transcripts, tape 20, page 135). Both his instincts and his memory proved excellent. A confidential report on Kingman’s trip to Havana is included in FBI files, BKF #3621.
Years later, Karpis clearly remembered this episode and the name “Kingman” (Karpis transcripts, tape 20, page 135). Both his instincts and his memory proved excellent. A confidential report on Kingman’s trip to Havana is included in FBI files, BKF #3621.
3
Karpis transcripts, tape 20, p. 149.
Karpis transcripts, tape 20, p. 149.
4
Statements from all agents involved at BKF #4198.
Statements from all agents involved at BKF #4198.
5
BKF #3807.
BKF #3807.
6
BKF #3743.
BKF #3743.
7
BKF #3771.
BKF #3771.
8
“Barker’s Cook Remembers Day,” The Belleview (Fla.)
Leader,
Jan. 16, 1980; Ocala
Evening Star,
Jan. 16, 17, 1935; Toronto
Star,
Oct. 11, 1986.
19: PAS DE DEUX“Barker’s Cook Remembers Day,” The Belleview (Fla.)
Leader,
Jan. 16, 1980; Ocala
Evening Star,
Jan. 16, 17, 1935; Toronto
Star,
Oct. 11, 1986.
1
Cleveland report, Sept. 5, 1936, BKF #12794.
Cleveland report, Sept. 5, 1936, BKF #12794.
2
Richard Gid Powers,
G-Men: Hoover’s FBI in American Popular Culture,
Southern Illinois University Press, 1983.
Richard Gid Powers,
G-Men: Hoover’s FBI in American Popular Culture,
Southern Illinois University Press, 1983.
4
Tamm to Hoover, Aug. 1, 1935, BKF #6886.
Tamm to Hoover, Aug. 1, 1935, BKF #6886.
5
Little Rock report, Oct. 17, 1935, BKF #7721.
Little Rock report, Oct. 17, 1935, BKF #7721.
6
Tamm to Hoover, Feb. 4, 1936, BKF #9460.
Tamm to Hoover, Feb. 4, 1936, BKF #9460.
7
Connelley to Brantley, Feb. 17, 1936, BKF #9581.
Connelley to Brantley, Feb. 17, 1936, BKF #9581.
8
Nathan to Hoover, March 28, 1936, BKF #10245.
Nathan to Hoover, March 28, 1936, BKF #10245.
9
P. E. Foxworth to Hoover, March 28, 1936, BKF #10244.
P. E. Foxworth to Hoover, March 28, 1936, BKF #10244.
10
Connelley to Hoover, March 30, 1936, BKF #10255.
Connelley to Hoover, March 30, 1936, BKF #10255.
11
Gentry, p. 182.
Gentry, p. 182.
12
Ibid., pp. 184-87.
Ibid., pp. 184-87.
13
Tamm to Hoover, April 26, 1936, BKF #11004.
Tamm to Hoover, April 26, 1936, BKF #11004.
14
Fletcher to Connelley, April 25, 1936, BKF #11011.
Fletcher to Connelley, April 25, 1936, BKF #11011.
15
Tolson to Hoover, April 27, 1936, BKF #11006X.
Tolson to Hoover, April 27, 1936, BKF #11006X.
16
Cincinnati report, May 18, 1936, BKF #1165.
Cincinnati report, May 18, 1936, BKF #1165.
17
Hoover gave his version of events in a phone call to headquarters the next morning. T. D. Quinn, memo to file, May 2, 1936, BKF #11099.
Hoover gave his version of events in a phone call to headquarters the next morning. T. D. Quinn, memo to file, May 2, 1936, BKF #11099.
20
Karpis, p. 230.
Karpis, p. 230.
21
Ibid., p. 236. This anecdote is confirmed by a contemporary news account.
EPILOGUEIbid., p. 236. This anecdote is confirmed by a contemporary news account.
1
Potter, p. 4.
Potter, p. 4.
2
Cited in Powers, p. 114.
Cited in Powers, p. 114.
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———.
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———.
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———.
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———.
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