Governor Campbell s message to the president included a full report of the proceedings at Bisbee during the last 36 hours. Without State troops at my command, local communities are dependent on themselves for protection and without Federal assistance it may be looked for that action similar to that at Jerome and Bisbee will be taken.
Business is suspended while the whole community engages in the hunt for agitators.
Those who refuse to go back to work or to account for their idleness are searched, interned in the ball park and finally sent East with their destination a secret on a train of cattle cars. W. B. Cleary, the agitating radical attorney of Bisbee is caught in the rabble and sent out of the district. Sheriff Wheeler is asked by Governor Campbell and by the war and justice departments by what authority men are being deported. His proclamation, issued prior to the round-up is broad statement of the utter weariness of the county at I. W. domination and determination to get rid of this menace. Announcement is made in Washington that governors of States are authorized to call in and use Federal troops in labor emergencies.