Double Murderavenged in Carrollton Mob Lynching
Carrollton Mississippi August 2 The murder of Mr and Mrs Taliaferro culminated yesterday at 5 PM with a lynching of Betsie McCray and her son Belfield and daughter Ida McCray all colored. About 500 white citizens marched to the jail demanded the keys bound the victims and carried them to the town limits where they hanged them from a public roadside tree and riddled the bodies with bullets. Judge W F Stephens and W B Hill pleaded for law and order on the jail steps and even followed the mob to the cell doors with arms around the leaders pleading to let the law work, but to no avail.
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