The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-06-25
WASHINGTON IS
EXCITED OVER
N'NAB CHARGES

to the developments and revelations
that have followed so colsey on tht
heels OF the sensational statements
made in connection with the resig.
nation OF United States Attorney
McNabb of San Francisco, and the
denouements connected with the
| White Slavery case wherein McNab
claims the wheels OF justice have
been clogged by the newly appointed
commissioners. of immigration whose
son, Drew Caminetti. and Maury /.
Diggs are the defendants.
President Wilson has called for
all the papers in the case which
| now has become cause eelebre.
One OF yesterdays most remark
| able deve opments in the unusual
| episode was the receipt by the presi
dent of telegram from Clayton
Harrington, special agent for the
Department OF Justice in charge OF
the federal bureau of investigation
at San Francisco, demanding the re-
moval from office of Attorney Gem
eral McReynolds. Officials declared
that the question OF summary action
in Herrington's case probably would
be taken up by the attorney general.
The Department of Justice was in
ignorance of the special agents pro-
test until its publication. 1t was
then called to the attention of the
attorney general. Early in the day,
before Herrington's action became
known at the department Officials
were somewhat mystified and later
amused by the receipt from another
special agent applying for the va
cancy" at San Francisco.
While no action has yet been taken
on the McNab resignation, White
House officials let it be known that
the president was looking for a, sue
|cessor. Thavtesated that thesrharac.
ter of the new district attorney
would soon show whether there
could be any manipulation of the
case by the Department OF Justice
through political influences. asI
charged by District Attorney Me
Nabb.
Diggs is the son of a family rich
and powerful in the Sacramento
valley. He was state architect un-
til recently and lived in Sacramento
where he had rooms in down town
block. He was "a years old and
lived gay, free life.
Caminetti is the son OF A. Can't |
netti, former state Senator, and who
was recently made commissioner
general of immigration He was a |
n-commissoned officer in the Ma |
tional Guard of California, and was
a clerk in the office OF the state |
board of control until March 9Th |
last. He was % years old and the
bosom friend of Diggs
Gf's Are Young.
Here is a picture of the victims
of these young men, as they appear
ed the day before they left Sacra-
mento.
Lola Norris, aged nineteen years:
height S feet 71s inches; weight
l15 pounds: slender build; very
pretty; even teeth; eyes blue; hair
wore little fancy straw hat
with navy blue crown and bright
green ribbon bow In pacK; dressed
in navy blue serge suit with red 1
flannel collar and cuffs, long black
coat of mixed rough goods wore tan
shoes and had amber barrette of
bow knot shape.
Martha Warrington age twentyl
years, height feet 4 inches, weight
lis pounds, eyes blue, wore white
shirtwaist and was dressed in white
plaid dress; wore black gunmetal
shoes and long black coat of rough
goods; also had black silk dress in
grip.
Men Both Married.
The fact that Caminetti had a
wife and two children, one a five
weeks old baby and that Diggs had
a wife and a five-year-old girl, does
not appear to have been the least OBJ
struction in the systematic course
which the men began.
Under the names of Fisher and
Caminetti and Diggs be-
gan to court the girls and under
these names presented themselves at
the Norris and Warrington homes.
Finally, things went so far that
when the real identity of the men
was discovered by the girls the rela-
lions of the four dfd not break off
Ii was after this that the plan to
cave the city began to take shape
the journey that was to land the
Two couples in the federal court un-
Ter the white slave law.
Once upon the train the girls gave
themselves up to the plans for the
alopement and ceased to rebel. The
four travelled in one stateroom.
On arrival at Reno in early MORN
ng the party went TO the Riverside
Hotel. Diggs registered for himself