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Kansas City Massacre — Part 37
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Director, #3 February 21, 1034.
On February 10, 1934, Kansas State Highway Police Inspectors
Dever, Wallace, Christenson, Preston, and Silverthorne arrived in
Houston in an endeavor to locate Clark and Delmar. Inepector Dever
informed Agent Murphy that they had been working with Post Office
Inspector Geo. Hill at Tulsa, Okla., and a cover on the mil of Mra.
Johnson, alleged mother of Leona Defer at Nelagoney, Okle., and Cedar-
vale, Kan., had developed that Mrs. Johnson had recently received a
letter from Houston which letter stated that "Francis would heave an
Operation soon, but Jimnfe was all right. That they intended to remain
in Houston and ifrs. Johnson could write to her in the name of Leona
Defer, General Delivery.*
A check of all the hospitels in Houston failed to develop any
information of any person being operated on that might suit the description
of Frank Delmar, it being assumed that the Francia referred to was probebly
Frenk Delmar.
The Kansas State Highway Police working with Agent Murphy at
Houston received advices that James Clark and Framk Delmar had been posi-
tively identified aa participating in a fbank robbery on Feb. 9, 1934, at
\Goodland, Eensas, and that Jim Clerk had been ehot in the foot during this
robbery. It ie possible that this is the reason that Clark end Delmar
have not contected the women in Houston.
In cooperation with the Houston Police and the Kansas State High-
way Police «a close surveiliance is still being maintained on the women at
Houston, Texas.
It is noted that the Identification Order on Jim Clark has never
been reinstated since his apprehension at Tucumcari, New Mexico, and advice
is requested from the Division as to whether or not it is desired that this
office should continue to teke the lead in any further attempts to locete
end apprehend Clerk. Of course, it is the policy of this office to render
81] police and law enforcement agencies assistance in the matter of ap-
prohending any major criminals, however, in the Clark matter we bave been
taking ths lead.
- Lhnwe
Gus T. Jones,
ec Special dgep* in Yharge.
Oklaboma City
Kansas City
El Paso
Dellas
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