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EDDIE CUDAHY AND PAT CROWE
Bibliography


Reports

  • "A Really Spectacular and Truly Named Desperado: Pat Crowe and the Cudahy Kidnapping Case," by Garneth Oldenkamp Peterson, Nebraska History magazine, Fall 1976
  • "The Cudahy Kidnapping Case," by Harry Dice, University of Omaha dissertation, May 1964

Books

  • Pat Crowe: His Story, Confession and Reformation, Pat Crowe, C.W. Dillingham Co., 1906.
  • Spreading Evil: The Autobiography of Pat Crowe, Pat Crowe and Thomas Regan, Branwell Co., 1927
  • Come Into My Parlor, Charles Washburn, Knickerbocker Publishing Co., 1934

Newspaper Articles

  • "Snatching of Eddie Cudahy Stirred Omaha, Brought a Nation-Wide Manhunt," Omaha World-Herald, Sept. 29, 1935
  • "Crowe 'Confesses' in East; Famous Outlaw Goes to New York, Where He Breaks Into Print," Omaha Bee, Aug. 24, 1906
  • "Golden Ransom Brings the Kidnapped Boy Back Home," Omaha Bee, Dec. 21, 1900

Website

Douglas County, Neb., Historical Society







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CHAPTERS
1. Snatched in Omaha

2. Cudahy Money from Meat

3. The Ransom Note

4. Should He Pay?

5. Into the Dark Countryside

6. 'Nation's Leading Thrill'

7. Scribes Find Hideout

8. A Suspect Surfaces

9. Hunt for a 'Desperado'

10. Chief Pleas, Pols Act

11. 'Slipshod Hobo' Collared

12. Crowe Writes, Disappears

13. 'I'm Ready to Reform'

14. A 'Stunning' Trial

15. The Famous Summation

16. New Role: Crime Curiosity

17. Postscripts

18. Bibliography

19. The Author


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