Salt Lake Telegram | 1914-09-16 | Page 12 | Understood Negro May be Sent for Soon

UNDERSTOOD D N NEGRO E G R 0 MAY BE SENT fOR SOON Jack Johnson May ComeBack Come ComeBack Back to Explain Some Things to Uncle Sam V WASHINGTON Sept 16 Jack Johnson the pugilist indicted for whito white slavery at Chicago is to be brought back to this country by the department department de do- of Justice and a new investigation gation is to be made into the manner of his bail baU jumping and his escape from the tho jurisdiction of the tho Illinois federal court Agents of the tho department have Ila learned that hat Johnson is in En England Ho He left France when it became dangerous to remain ju in Paris because of too tIie advance ad vance of the German troops The En Eng Eng- lish laws it itis is 18 said make mako it possible to force tho the return o or J Johnson under his indictment There Ther is ig intimation that Johnson ma may boj bo induced to return voluntarily under of light punishment in return lor tor c evidence dence showing how his bis flight was IS and who engineered were The department of justice is most mott desirous of getting eUin this information information information tion because of rumors that have ha been heen current since Johnson got away from Chicago connecting federal officials with ith complicity in the defeat of justice Johnson stated elated some somo time timo a ago o that it i t cost him or to make his hia away get in addition to the tho bail money moner he gave o up tip Sol So Lowin was bondsman lor tor Johnson lI lie iTo disappeared shortly after J Johnson wa made e his escape and has lias kept hidden fr from m the department depart ment mont of justice agents Mrs ohn his bis wife is reported hero to have haye returned to Chicago where she has been interviewed by department department depart depart- ment investigators Thero is an ti fled d rumor that she ho claims she was told by someone connected with ith tho Chicago du district tr ct attorneys attorney's office that she must not give ie testimony concerning matters connected with the bon bonding Ilg and aud escape of J Johnson