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“ ed “meh, - the information on Vernon C9iiver for the same purpese.. He stated that it. ood aa ak get a ae i eR ae Hd a apart 9 a ean apenas Caen Mpiaat tA yan a tog . Le ee Seng a eT te ile he AS . , | : . 1 eee a et ee eu ee ee ® ee ary : : - = . 4 ° 7 * + ¢ ey wily 2 988 Ao gin * IENICPANLUM of Telephone Callé re FRANK NASH. AQ - . I requested Mr. Vetterli to forrard to the Bureau & Tettos”s ae: lining just. exectly hor mich report rriting, stenogranhic and typing: TOE ty i resident azent at Omshe., Netraska has to do. [J explained that Mre./ Pett urs, fe. s Mullen had conferred with me yesterday and mece the sane request modes by" es Mullens at Kansas City—namely, that Mrs. Caffrey be assigned at Onis ieee <o the vork there; that I acvisec that I did not knor exactly hor mich is to be done at Omaha, but coubted whether there wes enouzh to Kory raps that Urs. Mullen seemed very well informed upon the matter, and adv sey Df the resident agent had to travel et government exnense to the Kensas City office to dictete his reports and that there ras enouzh- work at Omahe to keep Mrs. Caffrey at _occuried. Mr. Vetterli advised that ebsolutely Mr. Flood, the resident agent at Omaha, tyres his orn rerorts end does all of his om peper vork, and comes ce to Kansas City brit once every three weeks to get new work; that he, Mr. Flood, : jee typist himself; thet ‘ir. Flood has abovt trelve to fifteen reports to prepare esch week, rangint from a nece ané a half to tro naces each.. I reovested Me : Vetterli to send me todey a letter setting forth hor often it is necessary for . hr. Flooz to come in to Kensas City enc for that purposes he comes, and also,’ hor many nages, of typerritten reports he sends in reekly. I informed Mr. . Vetterli that I cesired to forvard this information to the Attorney General, ...... with my recommendation, if there is insufficient work ‘et Omaha to keen Mrs. ees Caffrey occupied, that she be placed in the United States Attorney 5 office’ ee there. - ¥ ey " Me on weunarain nor’ PILED IN / h. a ae les I instructed that as soon as Ur. Harvey can be relteved oem duties at Kansas City, without intefering vith the case, he proceed to Phile- ve delrhia. ” ur. Vetterli stetealthet he sent to the ured zesben’iy’ itera tion upon which to issue en 1.0. for Farmer, anc thet today they would forward hed been ascertained thatipraley is in the penitentiary at the present ‘time, tut as yet it had not been escertained rhere°Sherrill is at the present; however, it had been ascertained that Sherrill hed been in Leavenworth, escaped once, . and was transferred to Atlanta in 1926, his maximum sentence to expire in 2990. Mre Vetterli stated they rere checking further on this matter. Er, Vetterli - further recelled thet the informant in Henderson, Kentucky had steted he ras ~ in Leavenvorth when Sherrill sas brought in all shot up, but the records show °° - thet Sherrjll vas received at the penitentiary before the informant was ever there. He acvised they had found a house rhere a mumber of the men ere supposed to have been henging out; that ther have a fingerprint expert out there today taking | sore lntent fingerprints, anc that they rould senc these ‘Printe ‘in to the Burcen AS soon £8 possible.