The Washington times., 1913-07-02
SUBMIT REPORT
ON KAHN INQUIRY
House Judiciary Members Ask
to Have McReynolds' Case
Motion Tabled.
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ed by the judiciary Committee in the
white slave and Western Fuel Com
pany cases has been previously made
public by the President in the state
ment issued from the White House
last week, which contained the de-
partments explanation Of the order
Of postponement.
In the report Of the House commit
tee on the Caminetti-D -Diggs case. the
following statement is made:
1.-The subcommittee met with the At
torney General at the Department Of
Justice on Saturday evening last There
General and the members Of the sub.
committee, Assistant Attorney General
Harr and Assistant Attorney General
GRAHAM. The Attorney General was rel
guessed; as the chief law osr, officer OF the the
benefit Of his opinion as to whether
or not the file OF the Department Of JUS
ttce In this case might be published
without detrimenk to the Government
In the prosecution Of the case. The
personally he had no objection to the
publication Of evA-lything in the flle, but
expressed the belief that certain por-
tons Of some OF the papers should not
oS puDASHcu DeCdube IL EuBut De OetIl-
mental in the prosecution Of the case.
Your committee Is Of opinion. and
| 80 report, that the statement Of facts
| OF this case in the report Of District
| Attorney McNab to the Attorney Cen
eral under date Of May q. 1913. should
| not be published because such publica-
| ton would be Incompatible with tho
| public interest.
Your committee is also of opinion.
and SO report that the reports Of the
special agent of the Department Of
Justice should not be published at this
public interest, except the copy Of the
letter signed Clayton Herrington.' on
the first page thereof, which copy is
hereto attached.
All Papers Examined.
TN view Of the fact that the COM
mittee has examined all the original
papers and documents covered by the
resolution and has made copies Of the
same. which are hereby made a part Of
this report. except as above stated.
your committee is Of opinion that the
purpose Of the resolution has been ac-
complished, and therefore 30 reports
and recommends that the resolution do
lie upon the table"
Substantially the same report IL made
by the Judiciary Committee In with
holding certain documents In the West
ern Fuel Company case.
The Harrington letter referred to
reads:
General Passenger Agent South
- ern Pacific Co,
Flood Building, San Francisco.
Sir: VIII you please secure the
signed portions Of tickets sold ats
your depot ticket Office. Sacramento.
Cal, and used on train which left
Sacramento for Reno at 12:40 a m
Monday morning. March 10, 1913?
These tickets were bought by Maury
/. Digs for himself and Mr.. Camin-
etti, Martha Warrington, and Lola
Norris. The party Travelled together.
j. Soccupyink the same compartment in
the standard Pullman on that train.
This may enable you to identify these
particular tickets. rsa
would also Hike to have the name
and address of the conductor who
handled this train into Reno; also
the name and address Of the Pullman
conductor and Pullman porter Of
that particular car.
The information is needed by the
Government. and would appreciate
! Il II you would secure this at the
earliest possible moment. using the
wire IL necessary, Respectfully.
CLAYTON HEFRINcToN;
Copy of this report furnished to: