Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 159, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 November 1928 — Page 13

NOV. 23,1928

WIDEN SEARCH FOR TWO MEN IN ROTHSTEIN CASE New York Officials Busy Passing Buck Back and Forth Over Killing. BY MAX BUCKINGHAM United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-While Joseph Warren, police commissioner, and Joab Banton, district attorney, were busy laying the Arnold , Rothstein murder case on each other’s doorsteps today, the search widened for two men believed to be connected with the affair. “The case is in the hands of the police,” Banton said. “The case is in the hands of the district attorney,” Warren said. Certain cynics along Broadway ►were beginning to intimate the case was out of hand, for nineteen days after Rothstein fatally was wounded in Room 349 of the Park Central hotel there was only one thin clew to the identity of the murderer. This was furnished by Mrs. Ruth Keyes, who came all the way to tell Ne r York authorities about the th. .0 men with whom she tipped a drink or two in Room 349 on the day Rothstein was shot. Mrs. Keyes, who is as beautiful as “mystery women” in all detective stones are supposed to be, started the police of six cities off on a search for two men. One of them is Jack Diamond, professional bodyguard to Rothstein ana ’’Little Augie” Orgen. Both Rothstein and Orgen are dead. The other man for whom police are looking is known to them only as “Chick.” Police are emphatic in saying they do not believe Diamond fired the shot that killed Rothstein. They want to talk to him, just as they want to talk to George McManus, whose overcoat found in the room where Roth- 1 was killed. Police cling to ' theory that Rothstein was shot, cecause he refused tp pay a debt, perhaps the one of more than $300,000 which he incurred in a poker game at Jimmy Meehan’s apartment on the night of Sept. 29, WINDSLED ‘TOTES’ MAIL Troublesome Route to Be Overcome by Invention. Bn United, Press BEAUDETTE, Minn., Nov. 23. A hugh windsled with a 110 horsepower airplane motor is under construction here for use this winter in carrying mail, freight and passengers between Beaudette and Northwest Angle. The route has proven troublesome during past winters since there is no beaten road to follow, and Harry Mitchell has conceived the idea of the surface windsled to overcome the difficulties.

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