Edward Franklin Flanery

Deputy U.S. Marshal

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In memory of

Edward Franklin Flanery

1928

Killed that day
March 28, 1928, aged 54

Their life

Deputy U.S. Marshal Edward Flanery and Federal Prohibition Agent Oscar Hanson were killed when their vehicle was struck by Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha Railway passenger train No. 80 at the Route 38 crossing two miles east of Humboldt, South Dakota. It is believed that the driver of the vehicle could not see the approaching train as a result of heavy snowfall at the time. The officers were en route from Sioux Falls to Salem and Carthage in order to serve several warrants. Deputy Marshal Flanery had served with the United States Marshals Service for several months and had previously served as the town marshal in Alvord, Iowa.

Survived by

He was survived by his wife, seven sons, two daughters, mother, two brothers, and two sisters.

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