The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-13
ON TRAIL
Of BIG GANG OF
SAFE-BLOWERS
Certain They Have Two Mem
bers In Pair Arrested in
Flint
CONNECT THEM WITH
SUNDAYS DETROIT JOBS
Jewelry Found In Jail Following
Arrest. Identified a. Part Of
Kern Loot

Detectivss Of the Central bureau.
Flint police, and the Ptnkerton I.
tscttve bureau are fairly launched on
crusade against . big gang OF safe
oloweu. with live wires" In Detrois,
New York. and two under arrest In
Flint. a. the result Of Investigation
Of two safe jobs In the lattes city.
sunday night, right on the heels OF
the safe cracking at No. las Jeffer-
son-ave.. whom safes OF Ogusky &
Spaniel. and Rudolph NJ. Kern. manu-
featuring jewelers.. were ri1led Of sew.
eral thousand dollars worth Of jew.
elry.
Harry Fell and Sam Goldberg, alias
Saunders. under arrest In Flint.
charged with opening the safe 0f the
KooaCker furniture store. and blowing
the safe OF the Boston store, In Flint,
obtaining cash and checks amounting
| TO about $4,000 from each place. are
connected With the Detroit "jobs." the
police are satisfied. since Rudolph M.
Kern has Identified . pair Of cuR but
tons. and two pendants for women's
|levallieres, 90 patterns Of his own de-
signing and manufacture. The cuff
buttons were found In q vault In the
Flint jail. after Goldberg and Fell
were taken there. The pendants were
found In cuspidors In the Jail.
Fell had no cu4 bottoms In his
shirt, Il was discovered. after the
Kern jewelry was found.
Detective william Black, Of che
central bureau. brought the jewelry
| to Detroit, and took It to Mr. Kerr.
He laid the pieces beside designs he
had himself drawn. and they Tailed
EXACTLY.
Black searched q room at No. 103
Cassave., occupied by three men. be.
lieved to be Goldberg. Fell and one
other, the actual worker, IL 10 thought.
who pr1ed open the safes in the JET.
fsnlonrAXe. store and found gloves
EXACTLY Ike those left by the Detroit
sale crackers. q telegram referring
10 the remittance Of $50 by one MAX"
Ia New York. to one Charles Blanc.
ht the Cass-ave. address. The tele-
gram had been torn up and placed In
the dresser drawer.
Another telegram to New York.
sent from the Flint depot. shortly a.
ter the Flint robberies, caused the
arrest OF the two men. They were
waiting for IN answer when police.
Matching the depots for the safe blow
prs, closed In on them.
0oldbsrs, alias Saunders. had sent
The following telegram: go.
Chaftes Rosin; 46e Nenterst..
New York: Send mo6oy, pfe9..
den hotel. Tell Charley to wire
money to Henry. Wire me when
you seud Il.
Pinkerton detectives took mp that
hngle Of the case. and have their men
working on Il.
Fell and Goldberg told conflicting
bt0ries Of their movements. Saturday
knd Sunday. Fell said that they went
10 show, Saturday, and that he later
went to his room on HrewSter-st.
G0ldberg told Detective Black that
pfter coing to the show, he and Fell
vent to the Cass-ave. room. and play
bd cards together.
Detective Fred Hessler II satisfied
that Fell ID one Of the two men he
br Tered away from the D. Z G. docks,
early Sunday morning. A moment
later, q nre alarm was turned In, pre-
bumably to call the attention Of the
batr0lman away from the store that
vas being burglarised. on Jefferson
I've.
The landlord of the Cass-ave. room
ing hospse, says that his three guests
were most mysterious. always lock-
n9 the door when they went to their
loom. He lifted the suit case Of one.
when he made little Investigation