Wootton Deportation Trial Ends in Not Guilty Verdict
The Wootton case concludes with a not guilty verdict after a lengthy deportation trial. Jurors faced delays due to illness and substitutions as testimony centered on self defense versus necessity. County Attorney French expressed professional disappointment but praised opposing counsel for their conduct while noting no personal bitterness.
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Gourmuea
Courtland
Tad
C. F. Burnett
Webb
Burnett
S. M. Bull
Lusk
Jesse Amalong
el Dorado
John H. Sabin
Fairbank
Marca
Wootton
Fred W. Brown
Wotton
Brown
Bisbee
LW. W, Sac
Warrem
Pattee
French
Mr. French
Barnes
Curley
Gilmore
Claubet
Burges
Tye
Warren
Ox Jong
Fred Brown
Ceom
Eunthe
Maytine
Anil
J. Calhoun
Douglas
Calhoun
Tee Jarymen
Nic
Wooten
Mo Jo
West
Wooton
J. C. Calhoun
Amos Gretton
Sailer and
Tinker
Andrew Mortenson
McNeal
Whitewater
Colonia Morales
Mexico
Hisbee
Antane Eise
Deportation verdict cited by Captain Wheeler in Bisbee trial
The front page recounts Captain Harry Wheeler taking responsibility for a deportation during the Bisbee unrest. Jurors describe the trial as square and fair, with verdicts and legal points shaping future blanket cases. Wheeler defends necessity, stating the action was to protect homes and lives amid national and local danger.
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Courthone
Harry Wheeler
Wheeler
Weton
Bisbee
Deporta Mareen
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