◆ SpookStack

¥ a Bie Te dye 18 f oy i. a aes 1 Et a ei tee reer ert ete | * ' pot es eee orcas cant dee co @i x =~ being driven by e man, also had @ woman in it, and the car was being driven at an excessive tate of speed. Mr. Hughes 41d not notice the license tage, ‘nor could he furai sh e deecr iption of the man and woman in the said care - n ~ fa * i™ i Do paty eritt Lockr age thformey that! the witness *Teyl o: told, the same story to Sheriff Hogin, and.on instructions fran Sheriff ais. be, ' Gheriff Lockridge, telephoned the dnformetion te the State Division ef -“«.. Criminal Identification & Investigation at Sacrament, California. Bow the word "Yentura” got into the teletype, which was later ‘broadcasted, no one . in the Sheriff's Office could explaine oe a AT TURLOCK, CALIFORNIA: Auge 26, 1035, Effort. to locate a party by the nane of “Taylor*, sho maswered the | deecription of the wnid individual, through the onset of. pie E. W. Gaddy, we unsuccessful. i ) \ 1 ar. wortsTo, CALIZORILA: aes zs, 1933, Sheriff G. M. Hogin, whe interviewed repeated substantially the .----. seme facts as related to Agent by Deputy Sheriffa Lociridee and Eughes. However, Sheriff Hogin 414 not recall whether the witness’ name was “Taylar*, er sane other name, . --- Sheriff Hozin assumed, uben he saw the witness td king with Deputy Sheriff Huches on Aug. 10, 1935, that the said person was a friend of Depty Sheriff Eughes, end Was well mow to hin. A agent, ecooupasi at by Deputy Sheriff Hughes, called on Postmater Walter M. Brom, who,after some conwrseation, was able to identify the name of the gE TURLOCK, caL TORN} sug. 28, ies. ) ( }. < 5 i ‘perecn heretofore referred to as “Taylor”, ae in fact, A. J. Baker, who resided about &-1/2 miles'south of Turlock, California, on Highway 99, eho Feceived his mail et Route 1, Bor 657. Mr. A. J. Beker was interviewed in the presence of Deputy Sheriff B.D. “Bughes. Mr. Baker stated he formerly know Chas. A. Floyd, alias “Pretty Boy", about four years ago when Floyd, who was called “Eid” Floyd, worked as a driver on a enatehetem, for the Pacific Bouthwost Construction Company, on poad construction jod Between La Jimta and Las Animas, Colorado. © Mr. Baker etated he was superintendent on this job, hence got to know Chas. a Fioyéa fairly wells eae The next tine lr. Bak er ean Floyd was abut a 6 year after the completion of the above job. He sew him at Manhattan, Kensas, driving a Yom touring cer with a crowd of young folks, who were attending a dance at Saline, Kansas. Mr. Balter clains he next sew Floyd on Aug. 6, 1933, sitting in e Stutz 16 walve convertible coupe, which was parked near the entrance of a large cenetery in Glendale, Californie. He described the car as maroon in color,