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- records failed to show any cablegrams for the dates men- ‘peported that a cablegram containing 260 odd words had - been found, relative to the Jack Johnson matter. The ‘company, however, refused to turn over the copy, or di- “office by Division Superintendent Bruff, containing & _eabdlegram relative to the Johnson case. I brought the ‘ contents of this cablegram to the attention of the Western Union Telegraph Co,, and while they would not _admit directly mix that the copy they had located was the same, they intimated strongly to me that it was. ' Arranged with the Western Union Co, to produce the said : the result of my conversation with the Western Union Co, , to Asst. Div. Supt., who communicated the same by tele- ‘graph to the Chicago office of Bureau. Breroet Panne Me t - 1 PERMUD FOR Oo. 7 WO ap 1. ; |New York City =. 2/14/14, : TNE 00 CASE AND CPFENLE CHARGLD OM MATURE OF MATTER UNDER IevESHISATION a - U.'S. VS. JACK JOHNSON, i White Slave Case. ATATLMENT OF OPERATIONS. THIDENCE COLLECTED WANTS AND ADOMIASES OF PERSONS INTE AVIEWLE. Puaces vistTED ETC Bean 1 oe. This morning the Commercial Cable Co., and the French Cable Co, reported to me that a search of their . tioned in subpoena served upon these companies yesterday. The Western Union Telegraph Co., Late this afternoon, . + vulge its contents, other than before the Grand Jury. A clipping from the ‘Chicago "Examiner" had been sent this copy on Friday morning, before the Grand Jury. Reported i } core oF ts RAPPORT vUdNisNEO TE. New York office e . . “S Div. Supt. Bruff, Chicago, Ill. . _ = Zu — URL abate TEE Tae