The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-07-26
SUSPECTS IIlD|
ACTIVITIES or N. Y. polio 9 DEARI
SOME FRUIT IN UNRAyEL- Is )
ING CRIME.
MURDERERs AT LARGE.


4, NOW 1OTk, N. 4. NJ LOUIS (Bf10&lo)
Weber, keeper Of an uptown resort
and Sam Paul, head Of the "Sam Paul
Association" at the outing Of which
last Sunday threats were made to
get" Herman Rosenthal. the gambler,
were arrested on the charge Of sus-
picion of homicide in connection with
the killing of Rosenthal last Tuesday
night. Jack Sullivan, alleged "gobe-
tween" between Police Lieutenant
Charles Becker and ''Bald Jack" Rose,
the latter already under arrest, was
taken in custody as a material wit
ness.
The arrests were the result Of the
activities Of Deputy Police Commits
sioner, Dougherty who has assumed
active charge Of the police hunt for
the murderers of Rosenthal.
More arrests are expected at any
moment, the commissioner asserted,
but as to the nature of these arrests
he would say nothing. When piled
with questions as to the real signif1-
canoe Of last nights work, the COM
missioner was reticent.
So much he said definitely:
"Webber and Paul are not charged
with being in the murder car at the
time the fatal shots were fired, nor
are the men who actually did the
shooting in custody; the arrests do
not clear up the case, by jugfull,'
although the police have made ma
terial progress in solving the problem
which has busted the police depart
ment and the district attorneys Office
for q week."
Whether the evidence obtained leads
toward Lieutenant Charles Becker,
charged by Rosenthal with exacting
tribute from New York gamblers, Com
missioner Dougherty fatty refused to
discuss. Mr.. Dougherty admitted that
Becker was not at police headquar-
tiers but declared that the lieutenant
had not been arrested.
Becker is not involved more now
than he was "a hours ago." said the
commissioner, and with that he dis.
missed the subject. Jack Sullivan is
regarded as the man who can throw
the most light on Becker's participa-
ton in the case. Whether he has
done this already, is matter of con
lecture but Commissioner Dougherty
admitted that Sullivan had told him
he left Lieut.. Becker's automobile in
the vicinity Of Broadway and Forty.
second street one hour and half be-
fore the assassination on Tuesday
morning. Sullivan was also in "Bridg
ie' Webber's place. Whether the
other men who are implicated were in
Webber's the commissioner refused to
say. Sullivan is said to have admit
ted that he was with BALD Jack
Rose on Monday evening in Sam
Paul's place. Rose is now locked uI
in the Tombs charged with completely
in the murder.
While Commissioner Dougherty hal
been busy with his end Of the investi
cation, District Attorney Whitman has
been working on Independent lines
Mr.. Whitman has been out Of town
for two days and it has been gener
ally believed that he was in secret
conference with the head of the pr
vate detective force hired to work OF
the case.
Chicago-Acting on advices receiv
ed from the New York police, detec
tives searched Chicago for two mel
believed to have been implicated IL
the murder of Herman Rosenthal, tn.
New York gambler alleged informer
Whitley" Lewis and Lefty Lew!
are the men being sought by detec
tives here. They are believed to hav'
come to Chicago from New York sew
eral days ago. although no trace o
them has been found, 1t is said.