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Sek a aml i Oy a a aie emit tea cce mt oe gn fy aT toate tor i ee 7 - - . * SUITE L FEDERAL BUILDINO KaNSaS OITY > ‘cen c. ium with th slices 3 cog! Menirendun for Tite 6 eg-760%! Beg Be gi =] ¥, Macias a cot rn “late ‘ie the afternoon of ooteber is, ‘jess “joting’ speotei sgeas 7 ta Charge Davis of San Antonio, Texas Office telephoned, advising the: 7 undereigned thet Mr. Hughes of the Division at Washington had called bin ' on the same date concerning the disposition of Robert°sredy and J in“olerk. : recently epprehended et Tucumcari, New Kkezico. Mr. Hughes inetructed: |: thet the Kansas City Office should get in touch pith the officers of “the, “State Pent tentiary et Lansing, Kenses ena have them make ‘errengements to. “ F4 -. peturn’ Brady end Olerk te that institution as escaped Convicts vith Abe | 7. BAAD. emderetanding that, if the Government later desired to prosecute Brady =: ‘ _ in connection with the Union Station massacre, he would then be turned < _ over to the Government or the Stete of Kiseourl for such prosecution. = ~ wate. aye ccege dat oy, =e Te remeron iuhedalinahenaic setae tw « oe a cov cre ene ae 2 anerte ni PS rina, “thine: moye Davie advised that State authorities of ‘Eaneas, in ‘pooking | “ gustoay of Brady and Clark, should get in touch with Judge Barker, |i": . United States Attorney at Santa Fe, Rew Mexico; further stating thet. . > fm the event Kanses authorities met any difficulty extraditing Brady "and Clark, Judge Berker would @° before the Sovernor of ew Kerio 4 ae tqoilitete spect tigne ‘ces LAS a aa ee : aT ” devis-turther advice tbat ot .the preseit. tine Brady exe pot. sufficiently recovered to be removed, but that he would recover and hie’ _ , removal could be effected within the next few daya. Davis is being i a advised of Bredy's condition by Judge Barker and will keep the Kansas oe oy Office Sodephonically a advices ae to Brady's gond! toms :, i a gps cra a BA! fy ae > pe. gays ahs me: i Bees & as. “<q being in April 1933. - iis the ‘atted Staten Commissioner in ‘Rew i Pe. Mexteoo fe somewhat oranky, United States attorney Barker filed’s ee "fugitive complaint against Brady, but bes not filed the certified copy ; ‘x-° Qf Indictment end warrant with Uni ted States Gomntostoners retein: ing me “ , bhose certifications in hie office.’ Mee ae ‘ es Davis emphasized that the Kenses authori thes in ‘eoeking ° - vis custoty of Bredy and Clark should contact Judge Barker; further Stating © that Barker would not permit Bredy and Clerk to be released to any other authori ties. a a Davie etated that Hughes suggested that by sotocotve B Brady and Clark to the Kensas State authorities, further investigation coulé be .