Deportation trial jury pool in Cochise County court
Proceedings in the Cochise County Superior Court focused on assembling the jury for the H L E Wootten deportation case. About 260 reported, 63 remained after exemptions, and 7 more needed from the remaining 63 to reach 24 jurors. The session saw juror challenges, including a union secretary questioned for support of witnesses, and a 70 year old juror examined for fitness.
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Cochise County
Swettier Court
Wootten
McDonal
Pattee
Patee
E Po & SW. Railroad Company
G. M. Roark
A. A. Worsley
French
Los Angeles
Roark
Jos Hansen
T. A. Tyler
Metal Mine Worker's Union
Douglas
A. F
Trial drama as Bowie barber excused from jury over loyalty doubt
In yesterday's trial, Chastain a Bowie barber faced questions about loyalty. he admitted a wartime arrest and a guilty verdict in a related case. Judge Pattee halted proceedings to consider the bias challenge as officials prepare to reconvene Friday with a larger jury pool.
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H. E Woorten
Chastain
Bowie
Curley
Venireman
Chas
Worsley
Pattee
Murray Methersyl
Douglas
Fors
Jury Panel Grows as Exemptions Trim Pool in Pattee Court
In a tense session Judge Samuel Pattee edged toward completing a 24 member jury pool from 300 drawn as 119 were subpoenaed and 45 answered. Weather and reach issues reduced available jurors. 42 remained for final selection with more jurors to be drawn tomorrow and in-chambers sessions planned to speed examination.
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McDonald
Patt Pany
North Henson
Terday Me
RT Lewis
Douglas
J.B Seal
Lewis
Pau
Judi Patter
Time Bay
J. E. James
HF. Matesom
Ernest Wetenkemp
Edward S. Groves
W. F. Kelly
Dean
Warren
Bob Ruvdaset
R. C. Mallehan
W. Peress
CP Douglas
Brown
Jury Ruling Highlights Afternoon Court Session
The court trial of H. E. Wootten featured clashes between attorneys amid juror examinations. Only 19 of 24 veniremen were ready by 3 40, with potential salesmen still to be called. The panel faced postponement as the court debated drawing 500 jurors, while Worsley faced challenges from the defense.
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Cobb
Atiow
M. P. Cosby
Pomerene
Das Anderson Douglas
Baptine Caretto
Bisbee
M. Armstrong
Naco
J. W. Haverty
Garces
Bailey
Warren
A. Redus
Willcox
J. W. Daniels
Nele Okestrom
J. R. Gary
Pearce
John Woods
J. T. Pfifitt
Benson
Joe Weignman
H . B. Miller
Sulphur Spring Valley
Frank Lopez
Pirtleville
J. J. Quill
A. Werquist
J. Minors
John H. Wakefield
Louis McElroy
Dos Cabezas
John H Watson
E . Needle
Jake Sample
Lowell
R. G. Wells
Elfrida
Norton E. Siggins
Courtland
W. Weist
Douglas
H. E. Wootten
Wm. A. Lythe
T. C. Haney
A. A. Worsley
R. &. Thompson
E. P
S. W
Rich Legislators Won't Accept Pay
Phoenix February 16 reports a humorous yet sharp take on lawmakers dodging salaries. Deputy M. S. Stanley laments wealthy legislators fleeing to avoid payments while auditors chase recalcitrant taxpayers who skim vouchers off official books. The piece mocks the yearly scramble to settle state pay as adjournment nears.
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Phoenix
Jesse
Boyen
Mexico
M.S. Stanley
Stanley
Sone
Special session cost just $2583 in Phoenix
Deputy Auditor M S Stanley reports the February 12 special legislative session cost 2583 dollars. Members received 250 dollars each plus mileage. clerical hire added 25 dollars. Waters exempted for bereavement but paid. Little and Sullivan absent, no pay or mileage. Three copies of suffrage ratification resolution sent to Washington.
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Phoenix
M.S. Stanley
Charles R. Waters
MM. Little
J. W. Sullivan
East Phoenix
Washington
Secretary of State
Senate
House
Governor Scon to Sign Ratification in New Mexico
The New Mexico House voted 36 to 14 to approve the federal woman suffrage amendment. The Senate had passed it 17 to 0 yesterday. Gov. Alo Larra will sign on Saturday, completing New Mexico as the 22nd state to ratify. The brief special session began Monday with mixed support but rallied after widespread calls from citizens and clubs.
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New Mexico
Santa FE
N. M
Larrazolo
National Guard
Pun
Padilla
Bernadillo
House of Representatives
N. Mexico
Senate
Alo. Larra
Antic
Individuas
Arizona Gazette Editor John Hall Dies of Influenza
Phoenix Feb 16 John Hall editor of the Arizona Gazette died due to pneumonia after illness linked to influenza. He served about six years with the Tucson list as city editor and later as managing editor. Survived by his wife and one child.
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Phoenix
John Hall
Arizona Gazette
T Jay Nto
Tucson Iist
Tudsor Warn
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