The Washington times., 1913-06-24
WILSON To ORDER
IMMEDIATE TRIAL
McNab Makes New Charges in
Row Over caminetti- -Diggs
Cases at Frisco.
Continued from First Pase9


he charges that Washington has inter-
fered with his work.
Six women were admitted to bail on
direction Of Assistant Attorney General
Harr, according to McNab, when they
had been denied freedom by Federal
Judges and ordered deported. They
were women of the lowest type said
the San Franciscan, attacking the De-
partment of Justice
McEab, during the course OF his cor
respendence with Mr. Harr, infimated
that while the women were in the tolls
of the Federal law at San Francisco.
bribery had been attempted In their
behalf. Af. McNab vigorously opposed
their being admitted to BAH pending
deportation
But 1t was ordered by the department
here. according to Mr.. McNab, that
he cease opposing the oaillns OF the
women -They are now engaged in IL
lcity TRAFFIC in this city," concludes
MeNab. stingineiy.
Consider Condemnation.
Dispatches from San Francisco tell,
also. OF the meeting OF the Federal
grand jury to consider resolutions con-
demnine the Department of Justice
This grand jury which indicted Young
Caminetti and Diggs is presumed 10
be meeting as individuals the same
men who composed the grand jury as
such before it was dismissed.
The meeting Of the Cabinet today, tne
first since the Caminetti case developed,
Was watched with more than usual IN
terest. Attorney General McReynoids
WAS greeted at the White House with
an ordinary cordiality by his colleagues.
NJ McReynolds, Secretary Bryan, See.
retary Daniels and Postmaster Generai
Burleson were the first to arrive. Mr..
General McReynoid's shoulder, and
drew him to eae side for conference,
the other two Cabinet members being
beckoned into the discussion Tnen the
other members Of the Cabinet came up
and ell greeted Mr.. McReynoios as
hitherto.
Wilson to Talk.
II vas after the Cabinet. meeting at
a few minutes before p m. that MI
McReynolds. approached by a newspA-
Der man. told of the Presidents intention
to make a statement ON the Cam:netu
case. Said the Attorney General curt
ly:
IT have nothing to say about these
charges. The President viii make an
swer at the proper time.
II was inferred from MT. MeReynoids
statement that the President announced
this at the end Of the discussion at ths
Cabinet meeting.
Mcantime, at the Capitol, ChairTian
CLAYTON of the Judiciary COMMITTEE OF
the House, was announcing that ne
weuld call a meeting of his commit.ee
Thursday afternoon to consider tne
resolution for investigation offered oy
Congressuler. Kahn and Hinebaugh- Tne
important part of this announcement
lies in the fact, IL is declared. that the
meeting itself win be In the nature OF
a hearing, those fayoring probing the
matter to the depths presenting what
evidence they now have. and argument
being made In addition to submission or
evidence
An Letters.
CONGRESSMAN Kahn's resolution Calls
for the submission by the Department
Of Justice Of all the correspondence IN
the Diggs-Caminetti and the Western
Fuel Company cases. Mr.. Hinebaugns
resolution is for an investigation BY the
Judiciary Committee
Mr.. Kahn this afternoon announced
that II the Judiciary COMMITTEES seeks
to pieeon-hole his resolution. he will
take the nelst to the hoor of the House.
L am not interested In MI. Hine-
baugh's resolution said the California
Coseressman. because before the COM
mietee can decide whether the matter
merits an investigation. II should have
all the papers before IL Ny resolution
seelrs 10 uncover the evidence, and then,
when we have that evidence before Is,
It viii be time enough to determine
wh>ther an investigation by a special
commitfee should be ordered
Prosressives are expected to rally TO
the support of the Hinebaugh resolution
Hsnebaugh 10 an Illinois Progressive
Secretary Lane in the fourth CABINET
member to have his name mentioned
IL, the California fmbroglto- Mr.. Lane
in reported TO have acted in minor
vsx fu the Western Fuel Company case.
II n reported that he forwarded to the
Attorney General a letter from one OF
the indicted Western Fuel Company
officials. This letter asked postpone
Tnent Of this case. Ar. Lane indorsed
the letter 20 the effect that he knew the
writer as a reputable lawyer. Assistant
Attorney General Hsrr assumes re-
sponsibility for the delay In the trials
of the Western Fuel Company men
A Camsnefti, the father OF Drew
Caufnetfi, indicted with Maury Diggs
on the charge of Turing two young
women out of California. Is political
follower Of the Secretary of State. ana
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