The evening world. Newspaper, June 6, 1919, Page 23

ot it " eh aa ty 9 _! THE EVENING WORLD; FRIDAY, JUNE 6, GAMBLER INDICTED AS SHOOTER AFTER POLGE FORGOT” Arnold Rothstein Accused of Firing at Detectives Fol- lowing Long Inquiry. Rothstein, the gambler, were handed down to-day by the February Grand Jury which has been for four months investigating a shooting affair at No. 301 West 57th Street on Jan. 19, 1919, Judge Crain issued a bench warrant for Rothstein's arrest and detectives were sent to his home and to Belmont Park race track searching for him. It is charged in the indictment that Rothstein shot Detectives John J) Walsh and John McLaughlin of In- spector Henry's staff while the de- tectives were trying to break into an apartment at the West 57th Street address, The affair created much comment at the time, but there ap- peared to be some police indifference about who did the shooting, and tt was only continual and persistent work on the part of Assistant District Attorney James Smith which brought Nit, nowever, because there cams an urgent need for a man capable of re~ constructing ports. He took charge 0: the work at La Pullice and La Ho- elle and tranaformed these pld ports into modern ones capable of handling the largest ocean liners. For the specd and thoroughness with which he did this work he was decorated with {h Cross of the Legion of Honor and with municipal medais, On the municipal boat * one of the five welcoming the Colonel's wife and daughter and muny public officials, The band of the old 18th was on board and on other tugs were other bands. evidence from ninetecn witnesses upon which the indictments are based. The shooting occurred early on a Sunday morning. Walsh and Me- Laughlin were trying to force the door of a room in which a game of crapa had been going on. Somebody In the room fired two 8 through the door. One bullet struck Walsh in the right hand and the other grazed McLaughlin's left shoulder. Then the door was opened and the two detectives and other policemen arrested more than twenty men, in- gluding Rothstein, on # gharge of mambling. Before he was arrested Rothstein took Walsh to a hospital in a taxicab and had his wound dreamed, The po- lice did not press a charge of assault Jt was found that Rothstein and an- other man had permits to carry re- «| volvers, Rothstein denied that he fired the shots, and the crowd agreed that nobody knew who did, Rothstein and others sald they thought tbe detectives were holdup men. Mey had been informed that armed holdup men were following | them with robbory in view. of being held up had cause move the craps game twice course of the night. 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