Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-26
30 DEPORTATION
 CASES DROPPED
(Continued From Page One) taking him to the ball park at War Ben.
Was Taken Out of Line.


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 Was Taken Out of Line.
 Before he was deported said Chase he was taken out of a line of men who were deported, and put back | each time by fat Texan, because he would not agree to go to work. The last time he was taken out, said Chase, the fiat Texan" did not ac- tually tell him to get back in line but looked mean" at him, so he, Chase, got back in without further comment. Questioned as to his ac- tions after returning to the Warren district from Columbus, Chase said he was arrested several times for vagrancy and once on a charge Of having thrHatened another man. This charge said Chase, was made by two men who "swore to a lie" Chase used a prolific amount of profanity [ in explaining this incident and divert | ed from the facts in the case long enough to declaTe that anybody who | charged him with ever threatening to ' take the life of anyone would be | swearing to " A - lie."
 Prefecto Cortez, the second witness for the state, testified that he had seen Jack Black and Leonard Warm
 ington, armed, with other armed men, at the Bisbee depot on the day of l deportations On cross examination I he admitted that, as far as he knew, Black and Warrington had said or done nothing to the deported men while he vas watching them, but walked around with the crowd, and ,l M I ,d track toward Lowell with a crowd of guards and deported men. This |, was the only time he saw them on the day in question, said Cortez.
 Champion Witness on Stand.
 Dominic Catero, who established a reputation as the state champion long distance nonstop witness during the first group of hearings, was the third witness to mounc the stand. A |, ripple of laughter swept over the !. audience of defendants as Catero' s . name was called for the silver tongued orator from the shores of sunny Italy. Taking the witness chair in the center of the stage, Dominic started off. With the aid of copy of the blanket warrant, on which he should mark the names of defendants whom he claimed to have seen taking part in the deportations
 Dominic called out seven defendants
 One by~one these marched up to the stage and took chairs opposite the witness. The first man up was Mayor
 Jake Erickson of Bisbee, followed in order by Col. John c. Greenway
 Tom Hargis, Tom Jewel, John Jef , fries, Faank Johnson and Tom Mur
 phy. all forenen or shift bosses ir
 the Warren district mines.
 Greets His Former Boss.
 Dominic appeared to be enjoying himself immensely. As Murphy passed him to take his seat, Dominic ? looked up, smiled and said, 'I aint f goin' 10 break no more rock in the : box for you. Tom." and was rewarded - for the greeting of his formhr shift
 boss by being directed by the court T to confine his talk to testimony. Al of the men before him, Dominic said l he Tad seen on the left "han side dc l eunmau line" at the baseball park a / WarIIen. He said that. just befor, the train left for Columbus, he had 9 seen Col vGrcenwaY standing neal
 the caboose giving orders. Durinl - cross examination, he was question 2 ed as to what he had heard Greenwal - | sav to anvone that sOunded like aI