Bagley, Willis

  Bailey, Harvey

  Baird, Beulah

  Baird, Juanita

  Baker, Anne

  Baker, Irene

  Baker, Lewis

  Barber, Al

  Barber, Frank

  Barce, Edward

  Barclay, Tom

  Barker, Arthur “Dock”

  arrest of

  background of

  Bremer kidnapping and

  death of

  in Federal Reserve robbery

  Hamm kidnapping and

  manhunt for

  Moran killed by

  Barker, Fred

  background of

  Bremer kidnapping and

  cosmetic surgery of

  death of

  description of

  in Federal Reserve robbery

  grave of

  Hamm kidnapping and

  in Lake Weir shoot-out

  manhunt for

  Moran killed by

  Barker, George

  Barker, Herman

  Barker, Kate “Ma”

  background of

  death of

  FBI and myth of

  Karpis and

  in popular culture

  Barker, Lloyd

  Barker-Karpis Gang map

  Barnes, Bruce

  Barnes, George, see Kelly, George “Machine Gun”

  Barnes, John

  Barr, W. E.

  Barr, Mrs. W. E.

  Barrow, Blanche

  Barrow, Clyde

  attempted ambush of

  Bienville Parish sojourn of

  Bonnie’s meeting with

  Bonnie’s relationship with

  in Commerce, Okla., shoot-out

  death of

  description of

  in Dexfield Park shoot-out

  Dillinger as model for

  film on

  gang of

  grave of

  Hamer’s ambush of

  Hamer’s pursuit of

  Hamilton breakout plot and

  map

  notoriety of

  personality of

  in Platte City shoot-out

  in popular culture

  in Reeds Spring shoot-out see also Parker, Bonnie

  Barrow, Cumie

  Barrow, Ivan “Buck”

  Barrow, Nell

  Barry, Edith

  Bates, Albert

  Batista, Fulgencio

  Baum, Carter

  Baum, James H.

  Benedict, John

  Benedict, William

  Bentz, Eddie -31n

  Beresford, Bob “Brassy”

  Berg, Harry

  Berg, Izzy

  Berg, Ollie

  Birch, Tyler M.

  Bitzer, Ernest

  Blake, Frank

  Bloody Mama (Corman)

  Blunk, Ernest

  Boetscher, Charles II

  Bogue, Meyer

  Boisneau, Eugene

  Bolton, Bryan

  Bonnie and Clyde (film)

  Borcia, John

  Boyard, Chester

  Boyd, Percy

  Brady, “Big” Bob

  Brantley, Dwight

  Bremer, Adolph

  Bremer, Edward

  Bremer kidnapping

  Bremer’s release in

  evidence discovered in

  FBI and

  Karpis and

  police corruption and

  ransom money laundering in

  ransom negotiations in

  ransom paid in

  underworld connections in

  Brenner, Lottie

  Brining, Mary

  Brock, John

  Brooks (bank customer)

  Brown, Elgar

  Brown, Ralph

  Brown, Tom

  Bryant, Win

  Bryce. A. “Jelly,”

  Buchalter, Betty

  Buchalter, Louis “Lepke”

  Buchanan, Buck

  Buchanan, James

  Burdette, Wynona

  Bureau of Investigation:

  powers of see also Federal Bureau of Investigation

  Burke, Fred “Killer”

  Bush, George H. W.

  Bush, Harold

  Bybee, Hilton

  Caffrey, Ray

  Cagney, Jimmy

  Cahoon, Sam

  Campanas, Ana, see Sage, Ana

  Campbell, Cal

  Campbell, Charles

  Campbell, Harry

  Campbell, Jerry

  Capone, Al

  Carroll, Tommy

  death of

  description of

  in First National Bank robberies

  in Fostoria robbery

  in Little Bohemia episode

  in Security National Bank robbery

  Carter, James Earl

  Cartwright, Gladys

  Cartwright, Lonzo

  Casey, Will

  Cassidy, Butch

  Cassidy, Harold

  Catfish, Maggie

  Catfish, Ole “Ollie”

  Catlett, John

  Central National Bank robbery

  Central Park Gang

  Cernocky, Louis

  Chaffetz, Max

  Chase, John Paul

  Cherrington, Arthur

  Cherrington, Patricia

  Cheyne, Herbert

  Chicago American

  Chicago Daily News

  Chicago Daily Times

  Chicago Herald

  Chicago shoot-out

  Chicago Times

  Chicago Tribune

  Chiolek, Mike

  Chiolek, Steve

  Christiansen, Carl C.

  Christiansen, Carl J.

  Clark, Bernice, see Long, Opal

  Clark, Russell

  Clegg, Hugh

  Beth Green interrogated by

  in Little Bohemia debacle

  Cleveland Plain Dealer

  Cochran, Frank

  Coffey, Daisy

  Coffey, Holt

  Cohen, Delos

  Coker, Sam Cole, John

  Cole, Otis

  Coleman, Cass

  Collier, Rex

  Collier’s

  Colvin, Ralph

  Commerce, Okla., shoot-out

  Comstock, A. W.

  Conforti, Mickey

  Congress, U.S.

  Conkle, Ellen

  Connelley, Earl

  Barker manhunt and

  Cowley replaced by

  Dillinger manhunt and

  fate of

  Gibson shooting and

  Karpis manhunt and

  in Lake Weir shoot-out

  in Little Rock raid

  Conroy, E. J.

  Conroy, Ted

  Cooney, Dennis

  Cooper, Courtney Ryley

  Copeland, Harry

  Copeland, Royal

  Corman, Roger

  Corry, George

  Coughlin, Philip

  Coulter, Rufus

  Cowley, Lavon Chipman

  Cowley, Mathias

  Cowley, Samuel P.

  death of

  Dillinger ambush and

  Dillinger manhunt and

  eulogy for

  Hoover’s promotion of

  in Nelson manhunt

  Purvis’s demotion and

  Cox, J. W.

  “crime corridor”

  Crime Doesn’t Pay (vaudeville show)

  Crosby, Lydia

  Cross, Gilbert

  Crown Point jail break

  Crowson, M. H.

  Cuba, S.S.

  Cullen, Frank

  Cullen, Thomas

  Culp, Frank

  Cummings, Henry

  Cummings, Homer S.

  Cunningham, Miles

  Dahill, Thomas

  Daily Argus-Leader

  Daily Oklahoman

  Dallas Times-Herald

  Dalton Brothers

  Damron, B. L.

  Davis, Ed

  Davis, Volney

  Deaderick, Kelly

  Deandre, Phil

  Deere, Father

  Delaney, Delores

  Delaney, Jean

  Detective

  Devereaux, W. J.

  Dewey, Thomas

  Dexfield Park shoot-out

  Dickman, Lillian

  Dillinger, Audrey

  Dillinger, Hubert

  Dillinger, John

  in American Bank and Trust robbery

  Audrey Dillinger’s correspondence with

  background of

  in Central National Bank robbery

  in Chicago shoot-out

  Dayton arrest of

  death of

  in East Chicago bank robbery

  in escape from Crown Point jail

  in escape from Lima jail

  Estill’s photograph of

  fame and legend of

  family visit of

  first bank robberies of

  first murder of

  in First National Bank robberies

  Florida sojourn of

  in Fostoria robbery

  Frechette’s arrest and

  Frechette’s relationship with

  in gang reunion

  grave of

  Green’s capture

  gunshot wound of

  Hamilton’s death and

  homosexual experience of

  legacy of War on Crime and

  manhunt for

  map

  media and

  in Merchants National Bank robbery

  as Navy deserter

  Nelson’s envy of

  Nelson’s partnership with

  O’Brien-Mulvihill killing and

  Piquett as attorney for

  Piquett’s rift with

  plastic surgery of

  Polly Hamilton and

  popular perception of

  at Probasco hideout

  Purvis on

  Purvis-Sage conspiracy against

  as role model for Clyde Barrow

  in St. Paul shoot-out

  in Security National Bank and Trust robbery

  in South St. Paul shoot-out

  Tucson arrest of

  Dillinger, John Wilson

  Dillinger, Mollie

  Dillinger Days (Toland)

  Dillon, David

  Dirty Dozen Gang

  Dodd, Christopher

  Dodd, Thomas

  Donegan, T. J.

  Doolin, Bill

  Dowd, Ed

  Doyle, Earl

  Doyle, Jess

  Duffy, Eddie

  Dunkel, Helen

  Dunlop, Albert

  Dunn, William

  Dunning, Milton

  Durham, Clarence

  Durkin, Martin

  Dyer Act

  Dyke, Stewart

  East Liverpool Review

  Eberle, Walter

  Engel, Frank

  Erwin, William

  Esser, Mrs. A. R.

  Estill, Robert

  Eye, Charles

  Eyman, Frank

  Factor, Jake “The Barber”

  Fanning, Mike

  Farland, A. E. “Gyp”

  Farmer, Elmer

  Farmer, Herbert “Deafy”

  Fashions of 1933 (film)

  Fay, Frank X.

  FBI Story, The (Whitehead)

  Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

  abuse of suspects by

  Dillinger manhunt of

  early history of

  Frechette arrested by

  G-man team and

  Green confession and

  Hanni’s criticism of

  Hollywood depiction of

  Hoover’s reorganization of

  Kansas City Massacre investigation of

  Kansas City Massacre and transformation of

  Kelly captured by

  Kelly pursued by

  Little Bohemia debacle and

  Ma Barker myth and

  Mathias pursued by

  public relations by

  Scotland Yard as model for

  secret office of

  Underhill arrested by

  Urschel kidnapping and

  Van Meter’s death and

  weapons-trained agents hired by

  Federal Reserve robbery

  Feeney, Al

  Feller, Marvelle

  Ferguson, Helen

  Ferguson, Jim

  Ferguson, Mildred “Ma”

  Field & Stream

  Fields, W. C.

  First National Bank robberies

  Fisher, Chuck

  Fisher, Harry

  Fitzgerald, Charles

  Fitzgerald, Maurice

  Fitzsimmons, Juliette

  Fitzsimmons, Robert

  Fletcher, Chapmon

  Floyd, Bradley

  Floyd, Charles Arthur “Pretty Boy”

  background of

  death of

  description of

  final hours of

  grave of

  Kansas City Massacre and

  Karpis’s visit with

  Killingsworth kidnapped by

  media and legend of

  in popular culture

  Floyd, Jackie

  Floyd, Ruby

  Ford, Dallas

  Fortenberry, S. L.

  Fort Worth Star Telegram

  Fostoria robbery

  Francis, Roy

  Francis, Mrs. Roy

  Frankfurter, Felix

  Frechette, Evelyn “Billie”

  arrest of

  background of

  Dillinger’s relationship with

  fate of

  interrogation of

  Freemuth, Frank

  Fritsch, Roy

  Fryman, Joe

  Fultz, John H.

  Galatas, Dick

  arrest and interrogation of

  Galatas, Elizabeth

  Gallagher, William P.

  Garrettsville train robbery

  Gault, Manny

  Geraghty, J. L.

  Gibson, Clara

  Gibson, Russell

  Gilbert, Dan “Tubbo”

  Gillespie, Robert G.

  Gillis, Helen

  Gillis, Joseph

  Gillis, Lester, see Nelson, “Baby Face”

  Gillis, Mary

  Girardin, Russell

  “gits” (getaway maps)

  Gloeckner, Kirk

  Glynn, Jack-35n

  G-Men (film)

  Goetz, Fred, see Ziegler, “Shotgun George”

  Goldstein, Grace

  Good, Margaret

  Goodman, Leona

  Graham, Harold

  Graham, William

  Grapevine, The

  Grayson, Ben

  Great Crime Wave of 1933-34

  “gits” used in

  professionalism in

  technology and

  see also War Against Crime; specific criminals

  Great Depression

  Green, Beth

  Green, Eddie

  capture of

  in First National Bank robbery

  Green, Edward

  Grey. E.

  Griffin, Jack

  Griffith, Walter L.

  Grisso, Horace

  Grooms, Bill “Red”

  Gross, Charlie

  Gross, George

  Grossman, Reuben

  Grubb, Maude A.

  Guinane, Ed

  Gunn, Joe

  Hall, Clayton

  Hall, Mrs. Clayton

  Hall, Tex

  Hamer, Frank

  Hamilton, Floyd

  Hamilton, Joe

  Hamilton, John “Red”

  in American National Bank robbery

  in Central National Bank robbery

  death of

  in East Chicago Bank robbery

  in First National Bank robbery

  in Little Bohemia episode

  in visit to Anna Steve

  Hamilton, Polly

  Hamilton, Raymond

  Hamm, Theodore

  Hamm kidnapping

  Kansas City Massacre investigation and

  Karpis and

  police corruption and

  Purvis and

  ransom negotiations in

  ransom payouts in-10n

  Touhy trial and

  Hancock, Audrey, see Dillinger, Audrey

  Hancock, Emmett

  Hancock, Fred

  Hancock, Mary

  Hancock, Norman

  Hanni, Werner

  Hansen, Wilbur

  Harder, Howard

  Hardy, Sam

  Hardy, Tom

  Harmon, Paula

  Harper’s

  Harrison, Mrs. William

  Harrison, Willie

  Hartman, Al

  Harvey, R. G.

  Hauptmann, Bruno Richard

  Hayes, George

  Heberbrand, Art

  Heller, Nate

  Helmer, William

  Henderson, Ray

  Hermanson, Frank

  Hermanson, Hobart

  Hermanson, Mrs. Hobart

  Herron, James

  Hettrick, Sylvester J.

  Higgins, Thomas

  Highfill, George

  Hillyard, Frances

  Hinton, Ted

  in Bonnie and Clyde ambush

  Bonnie and Clyde pursued by

  Hiss, Alger

  Hoffman, John

  Hole-in-the-Wall Gang

  Holley, Carroll

  Holley, Lillian

  Hollis, Genevieve

  Hollis, Herman “Ed”

  death of

  Homer, Leslie

  Hoover, J. Edgar

  after-the-fact memos of

  appointed Bureau director

  background of

  Bremer kidnapping investigation and

  Cowley promoted by

  Dillinger manhunt and

  Dock Barker’s arrest and

  fate of

  FBI reorganized by

  firearms competency upgraded by

  Floyd manhunt and

  Kansas City Massacre investigation and

  Karpis’s arrest and

  legacy of

  Little Bohemia debacle and

  Little Rock raid and

  Ma Barker myth and

  management style of

  preeminence of

  public relations and

  Purvis demoted by

  Purvis’s relationship with

  Roosevelt administration and

  Senate testimony of

  sexual orientation of

  Urschel kidnapping investigation and

  Van Meter killing reaction of

  Houk, Kenneth “Butch”

  Hovious, Beryl

  Howe, John

  Howe, Louis

  Hudak, John

  Hudiberg, Joe

  Hughes, Charles Evans

  Hughes, Vincent W.

  Hull, Henry

  Hunsicker, Horace

  Hunter, Freddie

  Huntington, Forrest

  Hurt, Clarence

  Indianapolis News

  Indiana State Police

  Internal Revenue Service

  Irey, Elmer

  Israel, Lon

  Jackson, Lucy

  James, Frank

  James, Jesse

  James, R. L.

  James, Thomas R.

  Jarrett, Walter

  Jarrett, Mrs. Walter

  Jenkins, Jim

  Jenkins (prison inmate)