New-York tribune., 1911-12-11
McManiusl to Tell All.

These facts were learned to-day after 4
| canvass of those who have had much TO
do with tho Mcnamara case here and who
will continue to work on IL. Partial con-
firmstion came from McManigal himself
al the county jail to-day when he said:
"I'll tell any grand jury anywhere every
thing that ! know. ] have nothing TO cor
ceal. and I shall consider IT my duty 10
give the authorities all Information in my
possession
McManigal will be accompa MED when he
leaves here BY Malcolm McLaren, tho de-
tective who arrested him in Detroit last
April. and who has been with him since,
spending days at a time with him. The
two have become good friends. II is to
McIaren that McManigal has given his
real confession.
There arc many things McLaren said
tonight. (which McManigal would not
think important In our talks, but Vhch
have furnished the detectives back Fast
some busy times. Repeatedly McManigal
could not remember the name OF the hotel
where he stopped i'm certain cities, but he
could pretty nearly point II out on map
as his remembrance Of tho location at least
would be good We would then make a
search Of the hotels I'm these districts,
thereby refreshing McManigals mind
Sometimes he would not remember even
then, as he changed his name by instrue-
tions from John ]. Mcnamara in nearly
every town Although We had To search
the registers of number Of towns, We
have in every instance corrOborated Nc
Manigars story by hotel registers showing
his signatures
Made Many Iona Statements.
McI.aren's report Of what Mechanical was
telling him in tho Jail daily since his ar
rival here on April 26 covered on some oc-
casions as much as three thousand words.
and those statements have been turned
over by the state authorities 10 the govern
| ment.
Mr.. Lavler knows what McManiSal mas
divuJeed and is thoroughly familiar with
the details Of the conspiracy as revealed BY
McManigal For this reason, II is believed.
Mr.. Lawler will go TO Indianapolis TO ques-
ton McManlgal before the grand Jury there
though the point it is said, has not vet
been settled hy the Department NJ Justice.
| McManiGal. after his trips around the
country giving testimony. probably will he
| released. no SfTlOu0 'iJ"''l'h w 'ii' ~
lease Is expected He will be closely guard
ed. however, at all times, and his t1p across
the country will be in secret.
! Twentv-five witnesses are expected "a ap-
pear before the grand jury here this week
Interest will centre in the appearance oi
certain San Francisco labor leaders who
have been subppnaed. but by the end of th'
week all important points In the McNamara
case will have been settled. indictments
are not expected before January s, wheT
1.-The term Of the present grand jury expires.
As far as the government IS concerned
if can make either Los Angeles or Indian
apolis the centre OF its activities but i
is believed that Los Angeles business mel
have asked that the work be done In In
dianapoIls Business men assert the Nc
Namara case has affected The towns pros
perity.
! Tomorrow another phase Of the Nc
Namara case is expected TO he ended fo
the present Burt ". Franklin. charged
with brbing a prospective juror in the
Mcnamara case, will be arraigned for pre-
liminary examination. A few witnesse'
will be put on the stand by the state, bu
the defence probably will not cross-exam
inc. IT is believed Franklin will be bound
over for trial by a justice OF the superior
Court the trial date probably to be sew
| eral weeks off.