Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-22
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 On cross examination of the witness Burges evoked an admission that Wootton was not present at the ses- sion of the kangaroo court" It was apparent, those who are familiar with the deportation say. that the defense allowed the testimony in without ob- Jection to prove that Wootton had nothing to do with the court. and thus place a stumbling block in the way of the prosecution when it attempts to show a conspiracy to disintsgrate or ganized labor, to which conspiracy French has said he would prove the defendant was party, unless WoottOn is first connected with this conspiracy the evidence along these lines fill not be admitted, according to the ruling Immediately after the ruling was ms de by the court the state recalled Mrs Alfred Brown to the stand and SSked her how long the deportation tf min CTS continued after July F. Tpon Burgess objection, the witness YVES not allowed to answer this question a1 q she was taken from the sta Id
 Deny Violence.
 All three of the other witnes essas who testified at the morning session de- nied that there was any lis1lly of v:o- lence on the part of the strikes CT pickets. They also agreed that tbe strike was called without their vote and that they personally. or through a grievance committee, never ask ed Il @ company officials for better ,CLdi- tions.
 Ex-pugiist Lectures
 Referring to the depOrtees as sun thugs and asserting that thc C,si ;ot was in 9 state of anarchy, John Me Cullough, University of Ari ;cnu ,aw school student and ex-puyili;t, uccu- pied the stand for more than 3,i lt UT this afternoon, lecturing W. r Bu ees chief counsel for the lefense, on Economies. The court continually warned the witness to confine .-m- self to answering questions an VI en he insisted on arguing the case from the witness chair, Judge rattee in formed him that he was in court room and not or a street corner. If you want to make a spec n, 90 cut side in the hail." the court adrl, -, h. ed him
 According to McCullough'; te II, mony. he was picked up by armel "an- archists or gun thugs" and laced in the line of deportation. While at the ball park he escaped and, | f"w r.2vs after the deportation, ne y1s pItLod up again at the railroad starjol ard brought before the "kanglcoO C Lrt !" Miles Merrill and Bassett Watkins, the witness said. informed him that he Tod better leave town. He left few oays later for Philadelphia. Pam, and re- turned to Bisbee when his fatfer died.
 '' vas stopped at Osborne by Er m- h.r lr gun thugs, who at i-st refc ed to allow me to enter the city" the witness said. After mad huted my father, two strangers came to me and again warned me to leave the city
 Because he did not recognize the men or connect them with those who had conducted the deportation, this portion of his evidence was ordered stricken by the court.
 On cross examination. Mccullough was asked if Merrill or Watkins had used physical force on him 10 which he replied in the negative. When asked why he did not appeal to the coul: the witness said that "becaIse the c.ty was in a state of anarchy. l did not consider the courts functiorirg." HC Cullough has been assisting the state in gathering evidence since the gre liminary hearings started n poue las last year.
 Captain Harry C. Wheeler. who re peatedly has offered to shoulder al of the blame for the deportation, wa! called to the stand by the State ant questioned concerning a statement h, is alleged to have made before E. T Mccoy. a labor union official in Bis bee after the deportation. According to Mccoy, Wheeler asserted that "H' would not again go through with wha he had just gone through for mil lion dollars" Wheeler could not re member the conversation he had witl Mccoy but believed he had said some thing like that. He also admitted tha he had told Mccoy that Loyalty anC patriotism were dominant in his de cision to conduct the deportation"
 That was my personal reason al though the fear of property destruc tion hastened my actions" Captain Wheeler added.
 Miles Merrill. one of the defendant who took an active part in the drive also was called to the stand by tn State. He was asked if he had no told Mccoy, at the Y. NJ. c. A. or