Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-28
WILSON ORDERS
 INVESTIGATOR :
 TO COOPERATE
Secretary of Labor Instructs
 Densmore to Work With
 Governor Stephens in Cali
 fornia Tangle
Ry Review Leased wire)

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-The re- port alleging irregularities in the Mooney case, which was made recent ly to Secretaory Wilson by John B. Densmore, director general of the fed eral employment service, is to be fur nished to Governor Stephens of Cali | fornia and MT. Densmore is to place himself at the governors disposal in connection with any investigation the California executive may order.
 This announcement was made to- night by Secretary Wilson who made public a copy of telegram sent to Governor Stephens. Mir. Wilson's tele- gram revealed that the grand jury at San Francisco which is investigat- ing Mir. Densmore's charges had asked for a complete copy of the director generals report together with all in- formation MT Densmore has bearing on the charges.
 Mir. Wilson did not grant this re- quest, informing the governor that 1t had been his original purpose to furnish a copy of the report to him and he would now carry it out de spite the fact that the report had received "unintended and partial pub licity" The report was published November 22 and was said to have dealt largely with the case of Mrs. Rena Herman Mooney, wife of Thom- as J. Mooney, under sentence of death as the result of the preparedness day bomb explosion in San Francisco,
 In the report as published it was al legged that evidence against Mrs. Mooney was manufactured" and men ton was made of former justice of the California supreme court, mem Der of the public prosecutors office and other persons connected with the cases growing out of the explosion. Mrs. Mooney was indicted with her husband and three others on ten counts charging murder She was ac- quilted on one count, four were dis missed and she is now at liberty on bail awaiting disposition of the other counts.
 In his telegram to Governor Steph- ems today Secretary Wilson criticized investigation of Densmore by the San Francisco grand jury, saying that this body does not seem the impartial and appropriate instrument of investiga- tion the situation calls for inasmuch as the inquiry concerns the district attorney who is legal adviser of the grand jury.
 Secretary Wilson's telegram fol- lows: Fl,l
 Am in receipt of wire from fore man of the grand jury of the city and county of San Francisco requesting me to instruct Mir. John B. Densmore, director general of the United States employment service now outside of San Francisco to return to San Fran cisco for the purpose of assisting the grand jury in the investigation of cer- tain charges of corruption contained in his report to you, published in the San Francisco Call on November 22, 1918. Will you also instruct him to turn over all information in his pos session regarding said charges so that a thorough investigation may be made?
 "The report referred to was intend ed by me to be submitted to you for such attention as the facts therein re- veal made appropriate and was not intended to have publicity unless you so desired. The fact that the report has received unintended and partial publicity should not modify the pur- poses I had in mind. Any further ac-