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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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