Speaker 1: Your faithful friend with muscles aching pain, present.
Speaker 2: Gang Busters, Americans to War on the Underworld.
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Speaker 1: of leading law enforcement officials of the United States.
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Speaker 3: on the.
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Speaker 1: real America's crusade against crime.
Speaker 4: Now, for those of you who are familiar with the
Speaker 4: name schwartz Cough, just an editorial note, we'll get right
Speaker 4: back the program. Colonel Schwartzkoff, who oftentimes interviews the lawman
Speaker 4: who brings in the story to Gangbusters, is of course,
Speaker 4: in actuality, the father of H. Norman Schwarzkough, General of
Speaker 4: the United States Army, and so this is kind of
Speaker 4: interesting to hear him portrayed his father portrayed as a
Speaker 4: law enforcer. And also interesting there's the character of the
Speaker 4: law man, a sheriff, I'm sorry, a judge who comes
Speaker 4: on the program. Judge Miller is played by none other
Speaker 4: than Bill Johnstone, who about the same time was playing
Speaker 4: the Shadow on the mutual network. So there's a couple
Speaker 4: of interesting voices to listen for here.
Speaker 1: Now for our part's the interview between Colonel Schwartzkoff and
Speaker 1: Judge L. D. Miller of Chattanooga, Tennessee Witchhaw setting as
Speaker 1: a special office turned over the Gangbusters by Commissioner Lewis J.
Speaker 3: Valentine of the New York City Police. Colonel Schwartzkoff, Judge Miller,
Speaker 3: I understand that Charleson and Rogers, the Nickel and Dime bandits,
Speaker 3: were hunted by the police of six states. Yes, Colonel Schwartzkoff,
Speaker 3: actually eight different police departments were after them within a
Speaker 3: period of thirty days. But why do you call these
Speaker 3: particular criminals the Nickel and Dime bandits.
Speaker 5: Well, Colonel James Carson, the brains.
Speaker 3: Of the combination had a theory of crime different from
Speaker 3: any criminal in all my experience. I got a new
Speaker 3: plan on stick ups. It'll pay big dividends. I want
Speaker 3: to give me a smart plot, that dose of a gift,
Speaker 3: and we're gonna go to the Mississippi Valley pulling.
Speaker 5: Little shots nickel and DN.
Speaker 3: Yes, when we pulled enough for these nickel and dime jobs,
Speaker 3: we'll have just as much Jack as if we'd stuck
Speaker 3: up a dozen big banks. On December fourth, nineteen thirty nine,
Speaker 3: following a tournament Minnesota State Reformatory, Johnson drove up to
Speaker 3: a roadside tavern near Minneapolis.
Speaker 5: The owner was talking to a customer.
Speaker 3: You're right with there, mister, anything else, sir? Oh, that'll
Speaker 3: be all? Bill? Charge it? Will you? With a fancy
Speaker 3: car like that? You want me to charge it? Fancy?
Speaker 3: Right behind your pal? Turn around? Look up, Bill, he's
Speaker 3: got a gun, A special kind of gun, lister with
Speaker 3: a hat trigger. Come on, both, you back up into
Speaker 3: that hot dog joint before I turn this kind of
Speaker 3: loose on you. I want your dog. Oh, I got
Speaker 3: some change, give it me? Yeah? Are you hoping up
Speaker 3: a cash register? Here? Thirty five bucks? It's all I got.
Speaker 3: I know what. I scoop out that change and stick
Speaker 3: it in my pocket. Nicholas and dying. Huh. I'd like
Speaker 3: to see you for five minutes without that gun. Here's
Speaker 3: a change, thanks, white guy. I get out of here,
Speaker 3: not so fast you hempty a pocket? Sound pretty brave,
Speaker 3: aren't you? With a gun? Yeah? And it's likely a
Speaker 3: waf any minute I was sort off. P's gonna take
Speaker 3: my store. I want your white guy wi you're getting
Speaker 3: away from me, I'll show you a gun. Get hurt. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I guess pretty bad. You go going three of those bullets.
Speaker 5: But I got his gun.
Speaker 3: You're gonna need a Dutch. What do we do with
Speaker 3: this guy? Lock him in the washroom. You'll make it
Speaker 3: all as sure. I got the special gun. You're right,
Speaker 3: heat back my money? All right? He come on, you
Speaker 3: had a washroom. You'll never get me to jail. Insight punk, Okay,
Speaker 3: I'll lock it and I'm going the police. Don't get
Speaker 3: nable this bill being bad our operator? Get me the
Speaker 3: police sit ull, what's the the what's from window there?
Speaker 5: What fuck?
Speaker 6: They? God, he's in his.
Speaker 5: Car, not ross show.
Speaker 3: It's jam that guy's special pistol champ and saved this
Speaker 3: all life the drag gud Miller for the victim to
Speaker 3: turn on at the sailing that gunpoint and disarm him.
Speaker 5: Here it is, colonel.
Speaker 3: Fortunately the wounds of the tavern owner were not serious.
Speaker 3: Johnson made a dash for Chicago, where he went into
Speaker 3: partnership with another criminal named Joe Rogers. Together, they stole
Speaker 3: a late model car and started south lazing a trail
Speaker 3: of robberies from Illinois to Louisiana. On the ninete December seventeenth,
Speaker 3: in Blytheville, Arkansas, Johnson and Rodgers committed an unusual robbery
Speaker 3: showing a peculiar obsession Blitheville Luck robbery.
Speaker 6: Two men broke into a house and stole a large
Speaker 6: collection of pistols, automatic shotguns and rifles. Seen escaping in
Speaker 6: blue or black dots to Dan, don't ify all gun
Speaker 6: dealers to be on lookout for unusual weapons of foreign bank.
Speaker 3: A few days later, Colonel Johnson and Rogers were in
Speaker 3: Minneapolis waiting in the stolen new Buick sedan across the
Speaker 3: street from a small apartment house. Boy, this is the
Speaker 3: life where Rogers here set at Charles, Cops and newspapers
Speaker 3: screaming about us some head in New Orleans. Nothing for
Speaker 3: us to do but sit back and take it easy. Shure,
Speaker 3: I got drink right now, and so would. I wish
Speaker 3: that baby is would hurry up. That's only ten Pat eleven.
Speaker 3: I told her the snake out a quarter past.
Speaker 5: She made up a mind to come with us.
Speaker 3: Hope. So you know me Rogers, white woman and song, Yeah,
Speaker 3: I know, But when are we gonna quit this small
Speaker 3: town stuff and go after something big like what banks
Speaker 3: spaghetta Rodgers knock over a bank and every cop in
Speaker 3: the States after you, just thinking that though we could
Speaker 3: pick up in banks. Oh, we've been getting the places
Speaker 3: you pick his chicken feed. Nothing but nickels and dimes.
Speaker 3: There's nothing you can't fight with nickels and dimes, Rogers,
Speaker 3: if you got enough of them.
Speaker 5: Sure, but we could.
Speaker 3: There's no butts to it. It adds up, see and
Speaker 3: the wrap for little jobs, there's nothing like it is
Speaker 3: for a bank. On in one bank job, we listen,
Speaker 3: sap hey ticket, eat with you. Banks have gods, and
Speaker 3: the gods have guns and tear gas. They have balconies,
Speaker 3: the ambush bank bandits. They have brig alarms to call
Speaker 3: the cops. Let's just see we can get as much
Speaker 3: in the flank our gas stations as we could in
Speaker 3: a dozen.
Speaker 5: Banks and no risk.
Speaker 3: Ah maybe a right the way I figure it becomes
Speaker 3: your girlfriend. Oh hello baby, Hello Jim, Jim.
Speaker 5: I'm glad to see him.
Speaker 3: You and need both get in the car. It's my pile,
Speaker 3: Joe Rogers.
Speaker 5: Place to nature, how I Oh, what's up? Where are
Speaker 5: we going?
Speaker 3: We're going south? Kid?
Speaker 5: How do I to go with its south?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 5: Gee, I'd love to, but what about my folk?
Speaker 3: Send him a postcard, just say having a wonderful time.
Speaker 3: I wish you were here.
Speaker 5: What are you guys gonna do?
Speaker 3: We got special ideas, swell clothes, good liquor, and plenty
Speaker 3: to keep us busy. What do you say? I say,
Speaker 3: what are we waiting for? Baby?
Speaker 5: You're gonna be perfect.
Speaker 3: Let's go rogers. Where to back to New Orleans where
Speaker 3: it's nice and warm. We're gonna make some stops in
Speaker 3: the way and where we stopped, nobody's ever gonna forget us.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be a joy right to remember? That was
Speaker 3: near midnight, Colonel on December twenty first, nineteen hundred and
Speaker 3: thirty nine.
Speaker 5: Three days later, Chief c R.
Speaker 3: Bryan of the Chatanoo Liviutenancee Police were sitting in his
Speaker 3: office when Police Captain Homer Edmondson walked in with a
Speaker 3: message in his hands. Morning Captain, Good morning, Chief Ran.
Speaker 3: It's just came in on a telegype I would you
Speaker 3: like to look at it? From sweet Water yeshir.
Speaker 7: Or as two men wanted dear for robbery who wrote
Speaker 7: Sianka famous morning free in.
Speaker 3: One man about.
Speaker 7: Twenty weight, one fifty, blue wise, light hand, the other
Speaker 7: one older weight about one forty, dark haired slender, both
Speaker 7: bandits wearing leather jackets.
Speaker 3: That's a pretty complete description, Chief, These bends took sixty
Speaker 3: dollars in currency, cigarette sliquor in a large amount of
Speaker 3: nichols and dimes. Heavily armed, large amount of nichols and dimes.
Speaker 3: That sounds familiar. You are right, Captain. This is the
Speaker 3: sixth three port in the last few days that used
Speaker 3: those exact words. Yes, and each report was near Chattalogan.
Speaker 3: If you broadcast this message to the patrol cars, yes, sir,
Speaker 3: right after came in. Set it out again. Captain. It's
Speaker 3: the first good description we've had of those men. They
Speaker 3: try anything here on whatever you meant the forced to
Speaker 3: be waiting for them, right, Chief, Wait a second, Chief,
Speaker 3: primes being some cops over quick, Chief, I've just been rocked.
Speaker 5: Who's this?
Speaker 8: Jack Parker?
Speaker 3: I got a filling station at Maidland Watkins. I just
Speaker 3: ope enough ten minutes ago and two guys walked in.
Speaker 3: Hold on of man. Captain has been a hold up
Speaker 3: over at Mainland Watkins the filling station. Send a patrol
Speaker 3: car over there right away, right away, Chief, Go ahead,
Speaker 3: mister Parker. What happened? These two guys walked in cheap?
Speaker 5: They're both four eleven jackets. They had four guns between them.
Speaker 3: And they cleaned out the cash riches.
Speaker 5: How much they get?
Speaker 8: Seven bucks? Almost all small change?
Speaker 3: Nicholson banshuh.
Speaker 8: Well, no, it don't sound like much cheap, but it's
Speaker 8: a lot.
Speaker 3: To me, mister Parker, I don't care if it was
Speaker 3: seven cents or seven million dollars. If these bandits are
Speaker 3: the men I think they are, they're going to try
Speaker 3: to pull some more jobs like this here in chattanoog Ah,
Speaker 3: and we're going to get.
Speaker 5: Them the next after noon.
Speaker 3: Colonel. The woman man and you have a small drying
Speaker 3: goods store in Chattanooga. This aren't two men, apparently customers
Speaker 3: walking into her store.
Speaker 5: Now I help you, gentlemen.
Speaker 3: Yeah, let me see some shirts the best of your guy,
Speaker 3: and I want to see some socks.
Speaker 5: And sting me right over here?
Speaker 3: What size shirt, fifteen color, thirty four sleeves and on
Speaker 3: one size eleven socks?
Speaker 5: Yeah, just take your pick. That's just what we're gonna do.
Speaker 3: Sisters, Stick them up, hold take it easy, sister, one
Speaker 3: peep out of in Australia. Get out on the floor
Speaker 3: behind that counter and don't move if you want to live.
Speaker 5: Yes, pretty fancy looking socks. Pound, get some for me
Speaker 5: and the shirts.
Speaker 3: You're getting silk the most expensive I can find. It
Speaker 3: means fast. Okay, he's here, looks swell green silk.
Speaker 5: You ready?
Speaker 3: Power?
Speaker 5: Yeah, let's go.
Speaker 3: Hey, sister, where's your cash register?
Speaker 5: Then back of the concert. But there's only I know,
Speaker 5: I know, there's only a little change. That's what they
Speaker 5: all see.
Speaker 3: How much pale and bucks and about five and change.
Speaker 3: Thanks for the service, lady. We should have tell our
Speaker 3: friends about you. And remember, sister, if you move off
Speaker 3: that floor before or out of this store, it will be.
Speaker 5: The last time you ever moved.
Speaker 3: Exactly forty four minutes later, colonel in the Chattanooga liquor
Speaker 3: store on the other side of town. Will that be all, gentlemen,
Speaker 3: just the three bottles of whiskey? No, that ain't all, mister,
Speaker 3: Reach for the ceiling. What do you want?
Speaker 5: Don't shoot him?
Speaker 3: Pella cups? Why here you get all right? Keep them covering?
Speaker 3: N What are you gonna do? I'm gonna teach you
Speaker 3: not to be so nosy. That'll teach you to ask me.
Speaker 5: What I want.
Speaker 3: I please, please, come kick me again. Come on, pell
Speaker 3: let's get out of here. Get the dough. Okay, take everything,
Speaker 3: even a small change. How much is it?
Speaker 5: That is about ninety bucks in it? Hey, here's something
Speaker 5: else down, a nice new get for your collection.
Speaker 3: Say, not so bad? Different from money I got? Maybe
Speaker 3: I gotta try it out on this wise guy.
Speaker 5: No, no, please, okay.
Speaker 3: Mister, but just so you won't run after it, here's
Speaker 3: something more to remember it. But oh, that brutal hold
Speaker 3: up was the third. The Nickel and Dime band is
Speaker 3: committed in the heart of Chattanooga within twenty four hours.
Speaker 3: If redoubled the average of the needs to catch Charleston
Speaker 3: and Rodgers and resulted in the gun battle that Chattanooga
Speaker 3: will long remember. Law enforcement officers within a radius of
Speaker 3: fifty miles of Chattanooga cooperated in a special meeting of
Speaker 3: police representatives at the office of Chief C. R. Brand.
Speaker 5: All possible angles were discussed.
Speaker 3: Fortunately, men, we have a complete description of these two
Speaker 3: bammits and definite identification clues. When are they? Chief Brian
Speaker 3: the first thustman. There's the nickel and diamond angle, So
Speaker 3: anyone seen spending an unusual amount of silver is a
Speaker 3: definite suspect. Then there's the gun angle. The gun angle.
Speaker 3: It's this Fraser. These men are crazy about guns. They
Speaker 3: take pride in them, not just as weapons, but as
Speaker 3: items to collect. So the bandits might just show off
Speaker 3: their guns, sometimes without staging a whole of them, particularly
Speaker 3: if they've been drinking. That's still another clue, Chief Brian.
Speaker 3: They amount of liquor they consumed, judging by the mouth
Speaker 3: they've stoled. And the girl with them, the one that's
Speaker 3: been seen in their car, now we have her description,
Speaker 3: all right, Captain Edminson. These are all valuable clues. Man,
Speaker 3: And we have one other advantage from what these bannets
Speaker 3: have said to their victims. They don't expect the police
Speaker 3: to go after them seriously, just because the facts have
Speaker 3: been relatively small exactly. That gives me an idea, Chief
Speaker 3: for us at Edmondson. Maybe we can get these bandits
Speaker 3: through a weakness on their own system. How Catton, Let's
Speaker 3: give these clues to every reliab of citizens in the
Speaker 3: vicinity of Chattanooga, every small star keeper. Then when the
Speaker 3: bandits do show up again, they'll be spotted immediately. Good. Yeah, Well,
Speaker 3: when it's understood, every available man is to stay on
Speaker 3: duty till these ballots are behind bars. I want them
Speaker 3: and custardly before somebody gets killed. Within one hour after
Speaker 3: that meeting, Colonel merchants, filling station employees, make a Star, proprietors,
Speaker 3: business people, all of which Attanooga.
Speaker 5: Were planning to cooperate with the police. Cooperate with police this.
Speaker 3: I'm staying right here at the store.
Speaker 9: If those Bannets come back this way, I'm going to
Speaker 9: be ready for him.
Speaker 3: Didn't Nichol and.
Speaker 5: Dime Croup come anywhere near me? I'm gonna call the police.
Speaker 5: I'm more than five.
Speaker 3: Or seven m again.
Speaker 5: I'll be glad to clock rate.
Speaker 3: I've got a score to settle with those rights, and
Speaker 3: I'd like to see them both behind bars if they
Speaker 3: ever come into my face.
Speaker 9: Nichols and don say, I get it. If those buzzards
Speaker 9: stick their noses in.
Speaker 5: My place, I'll be waiting for him.
Speaker 3: You can count on.
Speaker 8: Me that night.
Speaker 3: Coonel December twenty sixth, nineteen thirty nine, at the rock
Speaker 3: Castle Route House, ten miles west of Chattanooga, the cashier
Speaker 3: Bill Reaper was standing behind his counter. That's here, Yes, sir,
Speaker 3: I want to follow with sep Oh, I'm sorry.
Speaker 9: So we're not allowed to sell liquor in bottles except
Speaker 9: the guests.
Speaker 3: Of rock Castle. Oh I guess here, me and my
Speaker 3: power and one of the cabins right next story.
Speaker 5: Oh, I beg your pardon.
Speaker 9: Sure here that'll be one sixty five please, I have
Speaker 9: to take it.
Speaker 3: And change change friscopal twenty here twenty five thirty fifty
Speaker 3: five sixty.
Speaker 5: Five right, thank you, sir?
Speaker 3: Your better is right? Said? What are you staring at? Oh?
Speaker 3: Why I see anything wrong with me? No?
Speaker 9: I was just thinking what a good looking green silk
Speaker 9: chuch you have on?
Speaker 3: Oh that? Yeah? Yeah it is good looking. Everything I
Speaker 3: got is good looking. Look at this? Hey, hey what God,
Speaker 3: don't be scared. I ain't gonna use it. And your boy,
Speaker 3: that's some pistol, who bet your life? It is special automatic,
Speaker 3: only one like it in that country.
Speaker 9: Yes, sir, Well, is there anything else you want?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah, sure, I almost forgot. Give me Give me
Speaker 3: some of those fox lunches, you guys man? How many
Speaker 3: let's see now?
Speaker 5: Were three?
Speaker 3: Three?
Speaker 5: Here they are?
Speaker 3: If you want me to carry him for you? Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's right then getting a little rocky.
Speaker 9: Hey, Joe, take over, will you.
Speaker 5: I'll be right back.
Speaker 3: Let's go. So, and which cabin is it? Second one
Speaker 3: of the letter.
Speaker 5: Mister cabin?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, Hey, come over up, come on, come on,
Speaker 3: come on over it up, it's me come on, hike down.
Speaker 3: Let me in weds Bay reckon.
Speaker 5: I'll be getting along mint Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, sure, sure, I see you later.
Speaker 10: Any yeah, I'll see you later, operator, Operator, get.
Speaker 4: Me the police.
Speaker 6: Police headquarters.
Speaker 9: Chief, Listen, this is Bill right out at rock Castle.
Speaker 9: Those two nichol and Dime cooks you're looking for, but
Speaker 9: they're here.
Speaker 8: How do you know?
Speaker 9: I'm positive, Chief, every single clue you giving me the
Speaker 9: Nicholas and Dimes, the guns, the liquor, everything checks you.
Speaker 3: Notice the car, Yes, sir, it's a.
Speaker 9: Big black new nineteen forty billy in a cowboy.
Speaker 3: Right next on. Three of them, So, two men and
Speaker 3: the girl. That's what I'll find.
Speaker 6: Cooperations though, sip tecton. Don't say a word to anyone.
Speaker 3: I'll send the emergency squad out.
Speaker 6: The right away.
Speaker 3: Fifteen minutes later, Colonel Captain Homer Edmondson with a group
Speaker 3: of picked men from the Kattanooga Police force, including Detective
Speaker 3: Shipley and Carson Nick, members of the County Uniform Police
Speaker 3: under Captain Dyer outside the rock Castle roadhouse. The cashier
Speaker 3: Bill Raper was waiting for them. Which cabine They and
Speaker 3: mister Raper that one with the lights on. Captain Edmondson,
Speaker 3: all right, mensess on on the phrasing. You stick with me.
Speaker 3: All right now we will go to the front of
Speaker 3: the house. Shipley, you and Carson couple them back with
Speaker 3: Captain Dyer. They got that's our plan again, simply to
Speaker 3: close in and get those bandits. We can't start shooting,
Speaker 3: and we're absolutely sure these are themen we want. But
Speaker 3: if they show the slightest resistance, open fire with the
Speaker 3: laft guns immediately ready, Yes, sir, let's go watch you.
Speaker 3: They turned out the lens. Got to stand back. I'll
Speaker 3: knock open up police. That's a minute. Hurry it up,
Speaker 3: all right, proping, come and get it. Come back, man,
Speaker 3: cap'n just losing those bullets and bounce all right, man,
Speaker 3: open over their riot guns right cutting, Get down a
Speaker 3: little baby. Those cops are using riot guns. I'll take
Speaker 3: the kimmy, I'll lo you pick it. Yeah, come to
Speaker 3: the back door. I'll come to the front. Okay, Chelson,
Speaker 3: come on, drop it, try and take it. You'd better
Speaker 3: give up from there.
Speaker 8: You're surrounded.
Speaker 3: We'll give him hot. Let give me another cat, babe,
Speaker 3: this one's empty. Hey, I Jimmy hounds in the back.
Speaker 3: Rogers hand sae hi. It's too dark out there. They're
Speaker 3: all around it. Jimmy shallow baby, Oh babe, your head,
Speaker 3: Oh my head told you to keep down, all right. Copper,
Speaker 3: your gout right, cow. I'll tell you tak it away
Speaker 3: with that taro Taroson is a copper creeping up in
Speaker 3: the back. You'll cover the front, Rogers. I'll get that cop.
Speaker 3: He's coming right up in the back door.
Speaker 5: What are you gonna do?
Speaker 3: Jimmy, shut up, babe, I'm running the show. Hold in
Speaker 3: your hand, Oh, pay you. I'm waiting for your coup.
Speaker 3: Give me kill I'll say I kill him. I got
Speaker 3: his gun to it. Yeah, they got Rogers night on
Speaker 3: on the four, Babe, I'll get.
Speaker 5: Him for that, all right, cover it.
Speaker 3: I got one here, wouldn't.
Speaker 5: They killed Shipley?
Speaker 3: Shipley? How he broke in the back door, shot down
Speaker 3: before he had a chance. The dirty dogs. Give me
Speaker 3: a rat canhas yes, my tempty.
Speaker 5: Captain.
Speaker 3: I'm going after him. I wait, don't go up there.
Speaker 3: It's probably a trap. They're going one of them. Not
Speaker 3: that's head door stop ropire, you're going for the woods.
Speaker 3: I can't see him there between those big tweets. Missed
Speaker 3: him so dark I can't see. We'll never find him
Speaker 3: in the darkness.
Speaker 5: Before we do Keaton, he might be hurt.
Speaker 3: Dia, you and Carson follow him. I am going to
Speaker 3: get some bloodhounds. What's with the dots? Happened where they stopped? Too?
Speaker 3: Dark room? I'm afraid they lost the trail fraser Ford
Speaker 3: after we've followed their banner for almost eight miles. It's
Speaker 3: all right, sessmen. Those bloodhounds have told me just what
Speaker 3: I want to know. Uh, that'll get you, Kim. For
Speaker 3: the last two miles the bandit's trail has followed right
Speaker 3: along these railroad tracks. That's right. But now we've lost it.
Speaker 3: I can't see what Then are headed toward Chattanooga, not
Speaker 3: away from it. Doesn't that mean anything to you?
Speaker 5: Men?
Speaker 3: Am thought maybe the bannerood jump afraid away from Chattanooga, now, sussmen.
Speaker 3: I thought he'd had four Chattanooga, but I couldn't be sure.
Speaker 3: Now I know he's gone back to the city where
Speaker 3: we can lay our hands on him.
Speaker 5: With one of the Nichol and.
Speaker 3: Dime bandits, Joel Rodgers dead colonel the bandit's girlfriend in
Speaker 3: a prison hospital.
Speaker 5: The Chattanooga police combed the city for.
Speaker 3: The remaining bandit, now definitely identified as James Charhnson.
Speaker 5: Later that night, after visiting hundreds of rooming.
Speaker 3: Houses, two police officers patrol them, Prey and Sussman climbed
Speaker 3: the stairs of a cheap rooming house an hour after midnight.
Speaker 3: What number the landlady saved racer room six? And it's
Speaker 3: room number six right up there they have the stairs.
Speaker 3: You know my land lady set her new boarder arrived
Speaker 3: an hour agone? Had you gone ready? But I will?
Speaker 3: Sussman turned on your Flasklan, I'll try the door right.
Speaker 3: It isn't right, it's lucky. Careful now easy see there
Speaker 3: he's a bad sound asleep. Wonder if he's a guy
Speaker 3: he wone. He's pretty young for abandon Let's make sure.
Speaker 3: Susman pulled down the covers. A pistol laid his right
Speaker 3: hand and another one next to him. He started to
Speaker 3: wake up. Grabb Will you.
Speaker 5: I can't do nothing.
Speaker 3: I got an put the places all Charlie, and you're
Speaker 3: all through. You come to the Queen. I'm not to
Speaker 3: cut your line. Oh General right, Fraser h let's see
Speaker 3: those too gone. I don't prove nothing coming. I didn't
Speaker 3: come a buddy.
Speaker 5: I like gun, see it?
Speaker 3: I collect them? Eh, well, this is one gun you
Speaker 3: never should have collected, Charleson. It's the gun you took
Speaker 3: from Detective Shipley after you killed him. And that's the
Speaker 3: last gun you're ever gone to collect. And so Conry Schwartzko,
Speaker 3: whose splended police work an excellent citizen cooperation, the criminal
Speaker 3: activities of James Charleston came to an abrupt end. Placed
Speaker 3: on trial in my court for robbery and murder on
Speaker 3: February twenty seventh, nineteen.
Speaker 5: Forty, he was quickly found guilty.
Speaker 3: I sentenced him to life imprisonment in the Tennessee State Penitentiary.
Speaker 5: He's aunt this very moment.
Speaker 3: And what happened to the girl who was with Charleston
Speaker 3: and Roger Judge Moway for months?
Speaker 5: She hurried between life and death. With a bullet touching
Speaker 5: her brain.
Speaker 3: Doctor said her mental faculties would be impaired indefinitely, and
Speaker 3: under the circumstances she was freed in the custody of
Speaker 3: her parents. Back Judge Miller for a fine case. I'm
Speaker 3: particularly pleased with the way you brought out the great
Speaker 3: value of public cooperation with the authorities. When the police
Speaker 3: thus frankly solicit help from our law abiding citizens, and
Speaker 3: those citizens promptly and comprehensively cooperate, no criminal can escape.
Speaker 3: Every time the police and the people work together, the
Speaker 3: end is inevitable.
Speaker 8: Crime does not pay.
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Speaker 6: feet five inches, one hundred and thirty five pounds, dark
Speaker 6: brown hair, slicked back, brown eyes. This man with tall
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Speaker 6: several days ago. Refrigeration engineer near San Antonio, Texas. Maybe
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Speaker 8: eight five feet eight inches, one hundred and sixty pounds,
Speaker 8: brown hair, gray eyes, occupation farmer.
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Speaker 8: With field slaying last week Indian Head section of Fayette County, Pennsylvania.
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