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**Calls Resignation, July 10** United States District Attorney John L. McNab, for the district of northern California, announced today that he has resigned his office. The resignation follows an exchange of telegrams from Washington regarding the condition of the local federal prosecutors office. McNab's resignation, the acceptance of which he requested by wire, is contained in a long telegram to President Wilson. McNab says in the message that he feels forced to resign because of orders from the attorney general tying his hands in the prosecution of the Diggs-Caminetti white slave cases and the indictments against officials of the Western Fuel company. He states he received orders to postpone action in these cases by telegraph yesterday, and in spite of his protest and statement to the attorney general that efforts to tamper with government witnesses in the cases had been made. "In bitter humiliation of spirit" the message says, "I am compelled to acknowledge what I have heretofore indignantly refused to believe, namely, that the department of justice is yielding to influence which will cripple and destroy the usefulness of this office." Maury I. Diggs, former state architect, and Drew Caminetti, son of former State Senator A. Caminetti, of Jackson, California, who recently was appointed commissioner of immigration by President Wilson, eloped to Reno, Nevada, last winter with two high school girls of Sacramento, leaving. They were brought—