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wie OPE OF eit reference. to the: reference ‘Letter ot the Kenses city ore “age > ; ‘thee ‘addressed to the Chicego Office, the writer contacted Chief of Detectives - Robert Kaiser in an effort to ascertain the identity of John Huber and one -.: me ee ", Miller, who provides the. cosh. as seourity for the . bond | ft Mize 1 Urban: ate, ey Ee mea eoariae a ‘ “Gulet Kaleor stated thet on June 11, 1955 hie office arrested Wine ‘Urban at Clayton, Missouri as a fugitive fram justice fran Summit; - Bie, - : where Urban was wanted for a bank robbery; thet at the tim of the arrest |; ‘Urban wae in possession of # Ghevrolet Qoach, bearing Dlinois 195 Licence" #665~875; that he immediately contacted the United States Post Office Inspector’ to ascertain if Urban were wanted by the Government bythe Post Office In- epector was unable to secure ae fugitive compleint and warrant, due to the fact . that an original complaint gnd warrant had not been issued at Chicago, Tllincis “and therefore Urben was arraigned in’ the State Court as a fugitive from summit," Illinois and for an extradition hearing, this erraignment being on June 135,564. 1953; that on the last mentioned date Urban appeared in the State Court and = _ fought extradition and his bond was thereupon fized at $10,000.00 returnable’ June 27, 1035, which bond Urben executed and was released end the bond has deen . continued from time to ? ime, the last date ede Tired for the month of Angust, re me ns Chief Kaiser further stated that Thomas te hove, - Ste Louds *, attorney, represented Urban and during the negotiations for Urben’s Sere igmant " om the extradition hearing, attorney Rowe etated that Urban wae to surrender '.-:~. et Des Moines, Towe. on Bis appeal dond, this statement of Mr, Rowe being nats on June 12 or 13, 1953 and. was prior to the Kanmo City shoot ings Chief “ Kafser was of the opinion that Urban surrendered at Des Moines in order that bie appeal dond would not be forfeited and in order to best the Semit, Ti- pois *rap*, and others, as by the time he was released on. the Des Hines charge - te the other < cases would be "too cold", ad, ar % ve aa mre, ype With reference ‘to ‘the Mdonti $y of John Huber end Miller, Chief. --- Kaiser stated that apparently Miller is Jamea #, Willer, a justice of the peace vo . ,. OF tho 6th district, and residing at 1442 Cass Aves; that he has known Miller’ - 7" for about SO years; that Miller fomerly operated a saloon -in ‘pre-prohibition, _ Gays in the vicinity of 14th ani Cass, which wes a hangout for criminals and ©: ‘c. QUestionable characters; thet, however, Miller had not been in.eny trouble with - the police or other law enforcement officials, and that et any time the pors ®. 0: - Cepartment desired the arrest of any person hanging out et Miller's ‘place,’ 22." 1¢ was only necessary to call Miller and he would bring the desired person te” the poliee station; that after prohibition Miller 41d nothing that ne ae of - and later engaged in politics, being at the present time a wan bo nda. politician; thet in hie opinion Miller was the contect man for the eler oe and Miller gang and provided their bonds, the gang being his henchmen and political strong-arm men, With reference to John Huber, Chief stated that thie man ie | afea