Suit Seeks Over Three Million Dollars in Bisbee Deportation Damages
A flood of lawsuits totaling over 3.4 million dollars was filed in Cochise County court arising from the July 12 Bisbee deportation. Twenty defendants including El Paso & Southwestern Railroad and Phelps Dodge companies are named, with plaintiffs led by W. B. Cleary of Phoenix seeking 10,000 dollars each in many cases and 26,000 dollars per suit for others. The actions accuse the defendants of using armed force to remove a resident, causing loss of residence, business and mental anguish, with possible venue changes ahead as more suits are filed.
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Bisbee
Cleary
Corkise
F.C. Struckma
W. BL Cleary
Phoenix
W. B. Clary
el Paso & Southwestern Railroad Compans
Phelps Dodge Mersuniite Company
Copper Queen Consolidated Mininie Company
Phellis Lodge Corporation
Calumet & Arizona Mining Company
Shastuck Arizona Copper Company
Walter Douglas
M. J. Cunningham
Harry C. Wheeler
Cyr W. Alles
James R. Henderson
Ben Frankenburg
Sam Frankenburg
Meee Newman
Grant H. Dowell
John Angids
Arthur Netman
Lem Shattack
J. E. Curry
Florian B. Kine
el Paso & Sout Railroad Company
Arizona
Phelps Dodge Mercantile Company
Copper Queen Consolidated Oting Company
Phelps Dodge Corporation
State of New York
Calumet and Arizona Mining Company
Michigan
Shattuck Arizona Copper Company
Iss
Minnesota
Cochise
County of
Sas
United States
Allee
Strucker
Th James
John Reppez
Sune Jaljkovich
Richart Manner
Chris Johnson
John Maki
Pred Johnson
Sierman Lindquist
Grant
M. W. Ragan
Andrew Pin- H. A. Vaughan
Frank Carlson
J. Hunt
Bill Kozal
Perfecto A. Cortez
Homer Cody
Michael Mirka
D. Mareacel
Wilfred Kerptome
Albert Mancherist
James J. White
J. L. Phillips
Joe L. King
John Sullivan
Joel Holman
Richard Ladgdon
William .R. Rogers
Thos. Pahey
Harry Hagan
Tohn Isaacson
Peter Toomey
John Lehtimen
Geo. Rien
Dom Gassino
Hugh Soderheim
Scott Melville
J. W. Eastborn
Frank Sakrasen
Gust Carlsen
Thos, Lonergan
Francis Maidment
Risto Tabalovich
John Ken
New Defense Council To Organize Monday In Phoenix
The first meeting of the new defense council, formed as a recall of a special senate session, will be held in the governor’s office Monday at 11 o’clock. Ten of fourteen gubernatorial appointees have been approved, with the council to take over duties from the present organization and establish headquarters in the Old Central School Block. Names listed include Geer Apache, Nagle Navajo, Bitt Coronado, Cooling Mohave, Wood Yavapai, Heard Maricopa, Edwards Yuma, MacDonald Pima, Mrs Lee Graham, and Clarnool Gila. Adams Pinal and Marsh Santa Cruz yet to be approved.
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Phoenis
Council of Defense
dvatMi
Siersisore Fre Lourca
Hant
Rounel
Defense
Olf
Stansil Geer
Apache County
William Nagle
Navajo
David Bab Bitt
Coronino
A.C. Cooling
Mohave
Homer Wood
Yavapai
Dwight R. Heard
Maricopa
James L. Edwards
Yuma
D. T. MacDonald
Pima
J. D. Lee
Graham
W. F. Clarnool
Gila
Charles E. Addams
Pinal County
Theodora Marsh
Santa Crus County
Bisbee Visit of County Treasurer H S Ross
County Treasurer H S Ross traveled to Bisbee on a brief official trip yesterday to review local fiscal matters and discuss county finances with officials.
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H. S. Ross
Bisbee
Attorney General Candidate Visit in Tombstone
ALS Hawkins a well known Phoenix attorney and Democratic candidate for Arizona Attorney General visited Tombstone today. Former Texan, he has practiced nine years in Arizona and campaigns on his record. He declares no fixed backing and will continue campaigning to Bishs to promote state betterment.
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Als
Hawkins
Phoenix
Arizona
Tombstone
Tolay
Ier Cdluzon
Lance
Bishes
Tax Commission Works on Mine Assessments in Arizona
Arizona tax commission begins revising mine assessments for producing and nonproducing properties. Final figures due Monday. mining property values are central to state rolls. Hearings on assessments will occur periodically ahead of the state board of equalization meetings from August 5 to August 12.
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Phoenix
Stat Tax Commission
Coun Nies
Arizona
Commission
State Boat of Equalization
State Board of Equalization
195th Ammunition Train Wins Silver Cup at Camp Kearny
The 195th ammunition train captured the division transportation contest awarded at Camp Kearny after last Wednesday's event. Major General Frederick L. Strong, commander of the 41st division, presented the silver cup to Lieutenant Colonel Donkers of Yuma, Arizona, commander of the train.
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Camp Kearny
Cal
195Th
Frederick 3. Strong
Donkersty
Yuma
Aziz
Sugar import controls amid border sugar trade surge
Telegrams from the federal food administration urge county and deputy food administrators along the Mexican border to curb sugar shipments to Mexico. Reports show Santa Cruz county used most sugar for soft drinks, with large exports to Mexico at double the domestic price, prompting an investigation into profiteering and regulatory changes at Nogales.
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Te Sugar
Arizam
Ublers
Prist Ay Nowa
Santa Crag
Dart
Maricopa County
Santa Cruz
Cochise
Eukage
Mexico
Nogales
United States Food Administration
Washington
Federal Food Administra
Soldiers Voting Law Faces Collapse Without Addresses
The Soldier Voting Bill, approved by the recent legislature, hinges on relatives providing current addresses for service members. An official telegram says the adjutant in Washington cannot supply addresses due to changes and limited clerical staff. As of now only a few Cochise County soldiers may vote, with August 1 as the looming deadline for mailing ballots if addresses are not furnished.
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Cochise County
Uncle Sam
United States
Washington, D
Ray Krebe
West Board
Tomberore
Ac Fo Berger
Board of Supervisors
Pest expert Roscoe Wells to visit Arizona stockyards
Arizona livestockmen will host a Bureau of Entomology specialist, Roscoe Wells, in July for demonstrations on controlling screw worms ticks lice and mites affecting cattle sheep poultry horses and horn flies. County agents will arrange meetings and visits to farms to share best control methods and prevent pest damage.
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Arizona
Roscoe Well
Bureau of Entomology
Department of Agriculture
Wells
Douglas Woman Learns Brother Lt Chamberlain Is Dead
Mrs Wolf Vent Slyke of Douglas, Cal residents, received a letter from her father in Arcada stating her brother Lieutenant William F Chamberlain was killed in action in France. He joined the aviation corps after war declaration, trained at Fort Sam Houston, and was sent to France from San Francisco.
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Douglas
Wolf Vent “Slyke
Arcada
Cal
William F. Chamberlain
France
Uncle Sam
Aviation Corps
San Francisco
Fort Sam Houston
Matthews of Arizona Named N E A Treasurer
Pittsburg July 5 George W Strayer of Columbia University was elected president of the National Educational association A J Matthews Tempe Arizona was named treasurer Secretary Lane forecast two million troops would join the one million already in France within a year and said the nation is at war for the preservation of Christian civilization
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Pittsburg
George W. Strayer
Columbia University
National Educational Association
A. J. Matthews
Tempe
Arizona
Lane
France
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