Byrnes Blames Negro Propaganda for Riots in Washington
Representative Byrnes charged a driven propaganda drive in newspapers and magazines for race riots in Washington and Chicago. He cited editorials from the Crisis and The Messenger supporting I W W influence and urged Negroes to join the Industrial Workers of the World.
Negroes Urged to Lead Police Rooms in City Turmoil
A magazine issued calls by Representative Byrnes urging negroes to assume police leadership roles in major cities and warning that black communities act as “magazines of race prejudice dynamite” ready to explode, citing riots in Washington and Chicago and urging swift action when lynching is discussed.
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