Porter Murder and Lynching at Lake Station
On November 17 a self confessed murderer was burned by a mob at Lake Station, 700 witnesses watched as fire incinerated the criminal. John Porter was executed by tying to a rail, the crowd formed a circle and prayers were said before the flame. Louise Frost’s father Richard Wade attended the scene as investigators recounted the brutal punishment.
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Colo
Arter
Duise Frost
Lake Station
Apt
Louise
Rost
Linon
John Porter
Lynchers Go Free In Colorado After Limon Lynching
Denver reports up to noon no prosecutions against mob members for burning Porter at Limon. District Attorney McAllister calls leaders’ proceedings futile due to public approval. Clergymen decry the lynching, while some favor hanging or shooting the Negro. Debate on reinstating capital punishment gains momentum ahead of legislature. Preston and Arthur Porter released to return home to Lawrence Kansas. Also notes cigarette law case in Tennessee Supreme Court upholding state restriction.
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Denver
Limon
Thomas
Districtttorney
McAllister
Lincoln County
Colorado
Louise Frost
Preston Porter
Arthur Porter
Lawrence
Kaw
Negro Sentenced to Hang in Brownfield Killing
Brownsfield sentenced to hang after killing a deputy, amid threats of lynching. Accused leader defended by two Black lawyers as troops patrolled the jail. Other items note a separate hanging sentence in Owarteston, a South Carolina dispensary report, and a strike at Aiken Manufacturing with a Spartanburg railway charter.
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Devy
Beagle
Jim
South Carolina
Oconumpra
Legislative Examining Committee
May 8 Court Martial Removals In Newark Case
Washington November 19 The proceedings in Captain McCalla case are in a court of inquiry not a court martial The Navy Department learned trouble arose before Captain McCalla commanding the Newark and Lieutenant Commander John O Chivell formerly naval architect Loudon now executive officer The Admiral Remey is to adjust The inquiry will determine merits and could remove McCalla if required and send him to the United States due to lack of senior officers to form a court martial on the Asiatic station
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Remov
Remey
Iquiry
McAullay
United States
Child Buried to Death in Ohio House Fire
Uxton Ohio November 16 An eight year old child left alone in the house burned to death while Mrs Henry Neal was out on business The tragedy occurred in the Neal residence and the exact cause of the fire is not stated in available report
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Ouarterre
N. C
Opabarruynty
Tha Ov
Wilhem
Henry Seamone
Uxton
Henry Neal
Reformatory Indorsed by Synod for Fourteenth Criminals
RoxeiGu Nov 16 The North Carolina Presbyterian synod has endorsed the proposed state reformatory for youthful offenders.
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RoxeiGu
North Carolina Presbyterian Synod
Receiver Appointed for Gorrii National Bank Newport Ky
Oliver P. Tucker named temporary receiver of Gorrii National Bank of Newport, Kentucky, by the national bank examiner. Officials note reserves were reportedly around 100,000, with no explanation given for the undisclosed amount. Details not yet provided.
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Pu Koptippolatea
WaAsttinatoy
Dayes
Oliver P. Tucker
National Bank Iner
Gorrii National Bank of
Newporty
Offiat
Army engineers schedule final Galveston fortifications meeting
The board of army engineers assigned to inspect Galveston fortifications will hold a final meeting in New York tomorrow to report on the condition and feasibility of repairs or reconstruction. In separate items, Ed Trice, a black resident of the Ga suburbs, killed his mother with a butcher knife and fled. Lynward Mims, 8, died after clothing caught fire, in Maynixa.
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Board of Army Engineers
Galveston
New York
Negro Slinys
Thomastoon
Ed Trice
Trice
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