The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-14
ARNSTEIN ILLNESS
HALTS TRIAL HOUR
Messenger Gluck Revises His
Talk With Two Detectives
About Bond Robbery.
CLASH ON JURISDICTION
Promises of Immunity to New
York Witness Stir Pris-
Oners' Counsel.
CLASH ON JURISDICTION
Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., Dec. Is. 5
Jules w. (Nicky) Arnstein, alleged
master mind in the Wall Street bond
thefts, suffered a temporary physical
collapse to-day at the trial of the prin-
cipals in the case before Justice Gould.
1t occurred just after court reconvened
following the noon recess and caused the
proceedings to be suspended for about
an hour
physician was not called, it being
explained that Arnstein was subject to
heart attacks Testimony then was re-
sumed. Joseph Gluck being the witness.
rs 1t not fact" asked w. j. Fallon,
Arnstein's attorney. that John I. Doc
ling told you in the District Attorneys
office in New York that If you turned
States evidence he would recommend
to the court that you be let off, and did
he not say that for twenty years the
court had never disregarded recon-
mendation he made in behalf of men
who turned States evidence?
Gluck denied that this language was
used. He did say Mr.. Dooling reminded
him It might go hard with him and his
family il he refused to testify.
Mr.. Fallon then questioned the wit
ness about testimony he gave before Mr..
Dooling and the United States Commits
sioner who Intercepted him in New
York Gluck could not recall the exact
testimony he gave. but said Mr.. Dooling
got some OF 1t wrong and it had to be
corrected after the witness was brought
10 this city.
Clash ON GIuck's Trial Place.
tilt arose between Mr.. Fallon and
Assistant District Attorney Archer over
why Gluck has not been put on trial in
this Jurisdiction The witness was in.
dicted Jointly by the Federal Grand
Jury for fraud in transporting stolen
securities to Washington. He is here
on a write OF habeas corpus from the
New York prison. II was explained, ana
while thus here could not be put on trial
against his viii.
but he could submit to trial unless
he had some other motive to serve" in
sisted Mr.. Fallon.
Judge Gould took "A hand here to OBJ
serve that whatever Glug was promised
in New York would have no bearing on
Nllt AN ltA VI M AA0A'Ai anu Nii' pAli'l w
PENDANTS here.
Two Washington detectives interro-
gated Chuck for two days in the Federal
Court In New York. according 10 the
witness. Some OF the statements he
made az that time were read in court
to-day by Attorney T. Morris Wampler.
who represents the local defendants.
David w Sullivan. Norman Il. Bowles
and W. w. yesterday. but Gluck denied
making them.
The attorney insisted that Gluck on
that occasion said he could not recog-
nize sullivan when Arnstein. Gluck.
Nick Cohn and sullivan met at the
pennsy lVania station ia New York.
Chuck said Sullivan was about five feet
away from them at the time and he
had hard work to recognize him. The
Identification Of Sullivan Is important
IN the prosecutions case because that
defendant u accused OF having set up
brokerage office here 20 receive and dis
pose OF stolen bonds and stocks.
New York Reporters Testify.
Two New York newspaper men were
called this afternoon 20 be- Identified by