Deportation Trial Proceedings in Cochise County
Report from Cochise County Superior Court on the ongoing kidnapping trial of H E Wootten in Bisbee era deportations of July 1917. Jurors sworn, defense and state outline issues over admissibility and cross examination while witnesses discuss guard actions, arrests, and the Warren district strike context.
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Cochise County
Superior Court
HE. Wootten
Fred W. Brown
Brown
Bisbee
Deefmdant
Gisbee
theState
Crow ‘Nh
Crouch
Tate
Harry Wheeler
Wm. D. Haywood
Vincent St Stohns
Mary
United States
Rmany
Warren
Warren Gistrot
Mies
Arizona
Riser
Fred Brown
H. E. Woolmode
Witten
Deportation trial adjoins main defense strategy hearing
Court reconvened as Judge Pattee weighed the defense plan in the Bisbee deportations case. The state rested its case after Greene and other witnesses, with Curley pressing to admit 1 WW evidence, and French opposing. A recess was ordered to 10 tomorrow for further arguments and references.
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Sault
Pattee
F. E. Curley
French
Chambers
FE Curley
W. W.ixane
Greene
Curley
RN. French
Green
Worsley
Harry Wheeler
Douglas
Navy
Freeh
Queston
TeRis
France
Natapapermen
Fred W. Brown
Freeman Crouca
Brown
Defense of self defense and necessity in Bisbee deportation case
In Bisbee on July 12, 1917, H Burgess argues the defense of self defense and necessity for Wootten and co defendants amid clashes over deportations. He contends a community right to defend itself when threats and violence jeopardize public safety, with law extending to collective action against an armed threat. The trial adjourned to Monday as authorities present authorities and outline the defense theory.
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Labove
H. E . Wootten
Hebes
Lhareod
Pred
W. Brown
Woottes
Wis
ME Wootten
Fisbee
H. Burgess
Jurispru
Burgess
RN. French
Stone
Hargess
Pattes
Burgess Court
Pattee
WH Burness
Bisbee
Ortein
United States
Wootten
Biante
Min
Wentten
Embree
Canada
Mexico
Wetton
Weire
Bishop
Hilburn Post
Geo
Roark Douglas
American Legion
Robert N. French
Fred Hillburn
George Bowrk
Roark
Wit
Altorneys
Tombstone
Hréuink
Bieber Post
Ts Bisbee
Clarence Ingraham Dies in Bisbee
The case involves Varenee Ingremant and the Wootten matter where deposition from the dying man was taken in Bisbee at 11 PM. The defense seeks Brown’s testimony alleging improper removal attempts. the deposition will be entered in the Wooten case.
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Clarence Ingraham
Bisbee
Incralasa
Brown
Deportes
Brihat
Wooten
Orders Transfer Of Profiteering Cases In Prescott
Judge David L. Dyer in March 10 orders transfer of all alleged profiteering cases to Judge Sawtell in Prescott for April hearings. Dyer indicated he might follow Judge Faris on constitutionality questions and avoided taking the issue to his district to avoid embarrassment. He noted Sawtell will handle denials and related matters when court sits in Prescott.
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Prescott Mdar
David PL Dyer
Jon
Sawtelle
Dyer
Asige Paris
Faris
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Sawtellill
Prescott
Mines in Mexico Ordered to Pay Taxes or Face Confiscation
Owners of mines in Mexico were notified by advices from Mexico City that taxes must be paid by March 11 or their properties will be confiscated. The government reportedly plans no immediate forced sale except in aggravated cases. Many mining firms say they are paying double tribute to both rebels and the government.
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Washington
Mexico
Mexico City
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Andrew Mortenson
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Frank 4. Brown
Willcox
Curtis
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Clifford R. Weese
Vid
Apache
W. L. Patteson
Benson
John J. Jones
West Huachuca
Henry Richards
Hereford
Jesse Amasong
Eldorado
B. K. Riggs
Cattleman
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Wielock
Hermanas
Turgess
Dousins
H. BE. Woo
Bisber
A A. Worsley
Thomas J. Greene
Ayeay
Mr. Burgess
Mayer—Arizona Copper & Mining Corporation
Mayer Estate
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