Lynch Law Controversy Across States Sparks Debate
The piece argues South Carolina Governor Cole Blease defends lynch law with raw rhetoric, tracing mob spirit to several states. It compares Blease to Theodore Roosevelt in mob sentiment, critiques third degree police torture, and warns that southern lynch fear shapes justice and politics.
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Clease Qade
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Lyneh Law
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Mr. Blease
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Theodore
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Tyne
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Witnesses Endorse Dean's Kidney Pills by Sturgis Letter
Monroe resident S. B. Sturgis testifies to backache relief from Dean's Kidney Pills. He notes family use over years for kidney disorders and recommends the medicine. Price 50 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, props.
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Mother and Three Sons Killed in Crossing Crash
Chesterton Indiana dispatch reports Mrs John Teda and her three sons were killed when their automobile was struck by a New York Central train at a grade crossing. The tragedy occurred today and involved a local family.
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