Johnson, Margaret

  Johnson, Robert L.

  Jones, Gus T. “Buster”

  career of

  Kansas City Massacre investigation and

  Shannon raid and

  Urschel kidnapping and

  Jones, R. L. “Bob”

  Jones, W. D.

  Jordan, Glenn

  Jordan, Henderson

  Joyner, John

  Justice Department, U.S.

  Kansas City Journal Post

  Kansas City Massacre

  Comstock episode and

  convictions in

  FBI investigation of

  Floyd and

  Galatas’s arrest and

  Hamm kidnapping and

  Hoover and

  immediate aftermath of

  Karpis linked to

  Kelly as suspect in

  LaCapra’s confession and

  Nash’s arrest and

  police corruption and

  shoot-out in

  transformation of FBI and

  Underhill’s arrest and

  witnesses to

  Kansas City Star

  Kaplan, Abe

  Karpis, Alvin “Ray”

  arrest of

  in Atlantic City shoot-out

  autobiography of

  background of

  Bremer kidnapping and

  Bremer ransom money and

  cosmetic surgery of

  Cuba sojourn of

  Karpis, Alvin “Ray” (cont.)

  fate of

  in Federal Reserve robbery

  first bank robbery of

  Florida sojourns of

  Floyd’s visit with

  as fugitive

  in Garrettsville train robbery

  Hamm kidnapping and

  Kansas City Massacre and

  Little Rock raid and

  Ma Barker and

  Nitti and

  in Warren payroll robbery

  Karpis, Raymond

  Keady, Burrhead

  Keenan, Joseph

  Keith, Hale

  Keith, John

  Keller, Art

  Kelley, Erv

  Kelly, George, Jr.

  Kelly, George “Machine Gun”

  arrest of

  background of

  death of

  “G-man” term and

  grave of

  Kansas City Massacre case and

  map

  Urschel kidnapping and

  Kelly, Kathryn Thorne

  Kelly, Pauline

  Kendale, Lester

  Kidder, Bernice

  Kidder, Ted

  Killingsworth, Jack

  Kinder, Mary

  Kingman, Loyde E.

  Kinkema, Edward

  Kirkpatrick, E. E.

  Klemperer, Otto

  Koerner, Alvin

  Krock, Arthur

  Krueger, Fred

  Krupp, Paul

  Kuhlmann, Mildred

  Kunkleman, H. C.

  LaCapra, Michael “Jimmy Needles”

  Lackey, Joe

  Ladd, Mickey

  Lake Weir shoot-out

  Lamm, Herman K.

  Lange, George W.

  Lange, Mrs. George W.

  Lansky, Meyer

  LaPlumma, Nugent

  LaPorte, George

  LaPorte, Lloyd

  LaPorte, Louis

  Larson, William

  Lazia, Johnny

  Leach, Matt

  Lee, Edwin W., see Galatas, Dick

  Leibman, Heinie

  Lesly, Harry

  Lester, Pres

  Let ’em Have It (film)

  Lett, Milton

  Lewis, Harry

  Liberty Magazine

  Lieder, Clarence

  Lima News

  Lindbergh, Charles

  Lindbergh kidnapping

  Lindbergh Law

  Link, Samuel

  Little Bohemia episode

  Dillinger’s Gang’s arrival in

  Dillinger’s Gang’s escape in

  FBI in aftermath of

  FBI mobilization in

  shoot-out in

  women captured in

  Lives and Times of Bonnie and Clyde, The (Milner)

  Lockerman, Allen

  Lockerman, Doris

  Loeser, Wilhelm

  Long, Opal

  Long, Ray B.

  Longnaker, Mary

  Luciano, Charles “Lucky”

  McAllister, Fred

  McArdle, Fred

  McCarthy, Joseph

  McCord, Roy

  McCormack, Dwight

  McDade, Tom

  McDermott, Hugh

  McDonald, Cash

  McGinnis, Art

  McIntire, Kenneth

  McKay, James

  McKee, Sam

  McKellar, Kenneth

  McLaughlin, Jack

  McLaughlin, Jimmy

  McLaughlin, John “Boss”

  McLaughlin, John T.

  McLaughlin, Mrs. John

  McLawhon, Arthur

  McMillen, George

  McNutt, Paul

  McRae, Colin

  Madala, John

  Magee, David

  Magee, Walter W.

  Maginnis, Art

  Makley, Charles

  Manhattan Melodrama (film)

  Manning, Joe

  Manson, Charles

  maps

  Mareno, Soap

  Martin, R. N.

  Mason City Globe Gazette

  Master Detective

  Mathias, Betty

  Mathias

  arrest of

  FBI’s pursuit of

  interrogation of

  Mattern, James

  Matterson, Earl

  Matterson, Mrs. Earl

  May, Clayton

  Meade, William Elmer

  Means, Gaston

  Melvin, T. G.

  Menotti, Manuel

  Merchants National Bank robbery

  Meredith, James

  Metcalfe, James J.

  Methvin, Ava

  Methvin, Henry

  Methvin, Iverson

  Mikus, James

  Miller, George

  Miller, Verne

  background of

  Halloween escape of

  Kansas City Massacre and

  manhunt for

  Milner, E. J

  Milwaukee Sentinel

  Mitchell, Edward J.

  Monahan, Freddie

  Monroe, Coolie

  Montgomery, Glenn G. “Curly”

  Moore, Bobbie

  Moore, Vincent, see Miller, Verne

  Moran, Bugs

  Moran, Joseph

  murder of

  Morgan, Frank

  Morley, Elizabeth

  Morley, William

  Morris, Connie

  Morris, John

  Mortenson, Nels

  Mullins, Jimmy

  Mulloy, Frank “Fritz”

  Mulvihill, Lloyd

  Murder, Inc.

  Murphy, H. D.

  Murray, Edna “Rabbits”

  Murray, Jimmy

  Murray, William

  Murray, William “Alfalfa Bill”

  Muskogee Daily Phoenix

  Muzzey, Alexander

  Nalls, Rosser L. “Rusty”

  Nash, Allanna

  Nash, Frances

  Nash, Frank “Jelly”

  Natalsky, Etta

  Nathan, Bruce

  Nathan, Harold “Pop”

  Bremer case and

  Cowley eulogized by

  Hammi’s criticism of FBI and

  Kathryn Kelly case and

  retirement of

  Neff, Richard

  Negri, Joseph “Fatso,”

  Nelson, “Baby Face”

  background of

  Backman’s betrayal of

  Backman’s personality conflict with

  in Chicago suburbs shoot-out

  Dillinger envied by

  Dillinger’s partnership with

  film on

  final hours and death of

  first bank robbery of

  in First National Bank robbery

  grave of

  Kidder murdered by

  in Little Bohemia episode

  manhunt for

  map

  in Merchants National Bank Robbery

  nickname of

  in popular culture

  in Security National Bank and Trust robbery

  Van Meter’s confrontation with

  Nelson, Darlene

  Nelson, George

  Nelson, Ronald

  Newby, Bob

  New Deal

  Newman, Jay

  New Orleans Times-Picayune

  Newton Brothers

  Newton Gang

  New York Evening Journal

  New York Times

  Nichols, Lew

  Nippert, H. T.

  Nitti, Frank

  Nixon, Richard

  Noonan, Frank

  Noonan, Roy T.

  Norris, J. Frank

  Northrop, Vernon W.

  Notesteen, Edward

  Nye, Henry

  Oakley, Prentiss

  O’Brian, Pat

  O’Brien, Al

  O’Brien, Bobby

  O’Brien, Joie

  O’Brien, Martin

  O’Dare, Gene

  O’Dare, Mary

  O’Donnell, Klondike

  O’Leary, Arthur

  Olson, Floyd

  Olson, Leo

  O’Malley, Patrick

  O’Neil, Timothy

  Owens, Ron

  Palmer, Joe

  Parente, Louis

  Parker, Billie

  Parker, Bonnie

  background of

  Bienville Parish sojourn of

  burn injuries of

  Clyde’s meeting with

  Clyde’s relationship with

  death of

  in Dexfield Park shoot-out

  film on

  grave of

  Hamer’s ambush of

  Hamer’s pursuit of

  Hamilton breakout and

  map

  in Platte City shoot-out

  in popular culture

  in Reeds Spring shoot-out

  see also Barrow, Clyde

  Parker, Mrs. (mother)

  Parker, Paul “Lefty”

  Parquette, Paul

  Parsons, M. W.

  Patterson, Charley

  Patton, E. J.

  Patton, Shimmy

  Patzke, Anna

  Paulus, Theresa

  Pavlak, Leo

  Pawlowski, Joseph

  Pearson, Drew

  Peifer, Jack

  Pendergast, Thomas J.

  Perkins, Grace

  Perkins, Helen

  Perkins, Jack

  Perkins, Jackie

  Perrin, H. C.

  Persons in Hiding (Hoover)

  Peterson, Theodore

  Peterson, William

  Pfauhl, Russell

  Phillips, John Neal

  Piehm, Minnie

  Pierpont, Harry “Pete”

  Pinkerton Agency

  Pinkston, Joseph

  Piquett, Louis

  arrest and conviction of

  in conspiracy against Dillinger

  as Dillinger’s attorney

  Dillinger’s flight and

  Dillinger’s rift with

  fate of

  Pittenger, Judd

  Platte City shoot-out

  Portley, Ed

  Potter, Claire Bond

  Potts, Grover

  Powers, Homer

  Powers, Richard Gid

  Pratt, Arthur “Fat”

  Pritchard, Steve

  Probasco, Jimmy

  Prohibition Bureau

  Public Enemy (film)

  Public Enemy’s Wife (film)

  Public Hero Number One (film)

  Purvis, Alston

  Purvis, Melvin

  background of

  Chicago office of

  demotion of

  on Dillinger

  Dillinger ambush and

  Dillinger manhunt and

  fate of

  Floyd’s demise and

  Hamm kidnapping and

  Hoover’s relationship with

  Kelly pursuit and

  Little Bohemia debacle and

  media and

  Nelson’s demise and

  resignation of

  Ramsey, Geneva

  Ramsey, Langford

  Randall, Duke

  Randall, Stanton J.

  Raney, William

  Ranlows, Mrs. J. A.

  Rayan, Jeff

  Reagan, Ronald

  Reams, Frazier

  Reams, Glen

  Reed, Otto

  Reeds Spring shoot-out

  Reich, Paul

  Reilly, Pat

  Reinecke, Harold H.

  Reinhart, Lloyd

  Reno Evening Gazette

  Reppert, Eugene

  Rice, Julius

  Rich, Carroll

  Rich, Joe

  Richetti, Adam

  capture of

  Kansas City Massacre and

  Killingsworth episode and

  trial of

  Richetti, Joe

  Richter, Charles M.

  Roberts, S. X.

  Robiend, Ralph

  Rogers, Doris

  Rogers, Stanley

  Rogers, Will

  Roosevelt, Franklin D.

  inaugural address of

  Roosevelt administration

  Rorer, William

  Roscoe, Joe

  Roth, Herman

  Russ, Audrey G.

  Ryan, Emmett

  Ryan, Joseph

  Ryan, William

  Saab, Elias

  Saager, Edwin

  Sadowski, Philip

  Sage, Alexander

  Sage, Ana

  St. Paul Daily News

  St. Paul Pioneer Press

  St. Paul shoot-out

  St. Valentine’s Day Massacre

  Sanders, George, see Floyd, Pretty Boy

  San Francisco Examiner

  Sarber, Jess

  Sarber, Lucy

  Sawyer, Francine

  Sawyer, Gladys

  Sawyer, Harry

  Sayers, Sam

  Schmid, Smoot

  Schmidt, Jacob

  Schroeder, Dorothy

  Scoma, Marie Barrow

  Scotland Yard

  Scott, Harry

  Sells, Melvin L.

  Security National Bank and Trust robbery

  Senate, U.S.:

  Hoover’s testimony to

  Racket Investigating Committee of

  Shanahan, Ed

  Shanley, William

  Shannon, Armon

  Shannon, Ora

  Shannon, Robert “Boss”

  Shannon raid

  Sharp, Wilbur

  Shaw, William

  Sherman, Chet

  Shipley, John C.

  Shouse, Ed

  Silvers, Al

  Silvers, Irwin

  Simmons, Lee

  Sinatra, Frank

  Singleton, Ed

  Slaby, Alex

  Slick, Betty

  Slick, Tom

  Smith, Chester

  Smith, Douglas O.

  Smith, Edward

  Smith, Frank

  Smith, Zane

  Sopsic, Peter

  South St. Paul shoot-out

  Spark, Welton

  Spear, M. C.

  Spencer, Walter

  Springfield Press

  Starr, Henry

  Steffen, Emil

  Stege, John

  Stephenson, R. L.

  Steve, Anna

  stock market crash of 1929

  Stone, Harlan Fiske

  Story, Frank

  Stretch, Glen

  Strong, Larry

  Sullivan, Daniel P.

  Sullivan, William

  Sundance Kid

  Suran, Ray

  Surran, Carl

  Suydam, Henry

  Tambini, Louis “Bones”

  Tamm, Ed

  Ten Thousand Public Enemies (Cooper)

  Tewksbury, Merle

  Thomas, Grace

  Thomas, Lowell

  Thompson, Edwin R.

  Thompson, Mary Walker

  Thompson, Tommy

  Thompson, William “Big Bill”

  Tic, Arthur

  Time

  Toland, John

  Tollett, Raymond

  Tolson, Clyde

  Touhy, Roger

  Trainor, Walter

  Travelers Insurance Company

  Trent, Bill

  True Detective

  True Detective Adventures

  Truman, Harry

  Tyler, Ethel

  Underhill, Wilber

  arrest of

  Unger, Robert

  Union Station Massacre, The (Unger)

  Untouchables (television show)

  Urschel, Berenice

  Urschel, Charles F.

  Urschel kidnapping

  debriefing of Urschel in

  FBI and

  hunt for Kelly in

  Kelly and

  ransom negotiations in

  ransom paid in

  Shannon raid and

  Urschel released in

  Utah, U.S.S.

  Vande Houton, Albert

  Vande Houton, George

  Van Meter, Homer

  background of

  cosmetic surgery of

  death of

  in First National Bank robberies

  gunshot wound of

  in Little Bohemia episode

  in Merchants Bank robbery

  Nelson’s confrontation with

  in St. Paul shoot-out

  in Security National Bank robbery

  Vetterli, Reed

  Vidler, William

  Viosca, Rene

  Von Beulow, Count

  Voss, Henry

  Voss, Ruth LaPorte

  Wagner, Howard

  Wakelin, Joe

  Walker, P. E.

  Wallis, Michael

  Walsh, Thomas

  Walters, Tom

  Wanatka, Emil

  Wanatka, Emil, Jr.

  Wanatka, Nan LaPorte

  Warner Brothers

  War on Crime

  assessment of

  end of

  in FDR’s inaugural speech

  final roundup in

  Hollywood version of

  in Hoover’s Senate testimony

  Kansas City Massacre and

  legacy of

  origins of

  public reaction to

  public relations effort in

  Roosevelt administration and

  Warren payroll robbery

  Washington Post

  Wawrzyniak, Helen

  Weatherford, Ed

  Weaver, William

  Webb, Walter Prescott

  Welles, John R. “Jack”

  West, Lottie

  West, Mae

  Westberry, Mrs. A. F.

  Weyland, Grover

  Wheeler, E. B.

  White, George

  White, James “Doc”

  White, Thomas

  White, Willie “Three-Fingered”

  Whitson (FBI agent)

  Wilcox, Mildred

  Wiley, Ralph