240:, Schleimer was one of the major forces in the United States advocating for the U. S. recognition of Obregón's government. It began prior to his assuming his duties as a state senator, when as a member of the Nogales Chamber of Commerce, he pushed for putting together a train of Arizona businessmen to go to Obregón's inauguration. During 1921 and 1922 he traveled the country speaking in front of state legislatures and chambers of commerce, attempting to get them to draw up declarations in support of the Obregón presidency. As a state senator, he authored the proclamation in the state senate wherein Arizona became the first state in the union to recognize the new government. Then he got numerous other states and organizations to do the same. He became known as "Obregon's original booster". In 1924, when a plot was uncovered to overthrow President Obregón, Schleimer was in Los Angeles, helping the Mexican government handle the conflict.
255:. He held the position at least through 1938. In 1936, he became embroiled in a bitter divorce with his wife. Gertrude claimed that Jack had forced her to sign away her rights to their property in Bardsdale, while Jack filed a cross-complaint that Gertrude was having an affair while he had been away in Panama on business. The cross-complaints for divorce were initially denied in California's Superior Court in October, but Jack Schleimer refiled and was granted a divorce in December 1936. In the divorce decree, in what was called an "unusual decision", Gertrude was given custody of their teenage daughter, while Jack was given custody of the two minor boys. Schleimer died on December 9, 1953, in
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221:. After the death of Dunbar, Schleimer formed another real estate development company with his brother, Albert, The Border Investment and Realty Company. One of the first projects the Border Investment Company engaged in was the development of a 20-acre tract fronting Crawford Street.
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