Evening Star Newspaper, January 1, 1930, Page 7

DECLINE IS SHOW NI, LYNGHNES Three White Persons Among! 10 Victims of Mob Vio- lence in 1929. " By the Assoclated Press. TUSKEGEE, Ala, January 1.—Ten | persons, seven colored and three white, | were lynched in the United States in | 1929, according to a report made public yesterday by Dr. Robert R. Moton, colored educator and principal of the ‘Tuskegee Normal and Industrial In- | stitute. § This was one less than in 1928, six less than in 1927, nine less than in 1926, and seven less than in 1925. Lynching by States in 1929 was re- ported as follows: Florida, 4; Kentucky, 1; Mississippi, 1; Tennessee, 1, and Texas, 3. | Offenses charged against the lynched persons were reported as follows: Crim- al attack, 3; writing insulting notes, | 32; murder, 1; wounding man in alter- | cation, 1; ‘'wounding officers of law, 2; charge not reported, 1. Six of the per- sons lynched were taken from the hands of the law, five frem jail and one outside jail. Dr. Moton also reported that there | were 27 instances during the year #1 which officers of the law prevented lynchings hree of these," his report said, “were in Northern Staes and 24 in Southern States. In 24 of the cases the prisoners were removec. or the guards augmented, or other pecautions | taken. In three other instances armed | force was used to repel the would-be ynchers.” Marriage Licenses. | Edward Williams. 45, d P T i HNP\' d“;. g’ni!;‘t““ ani rane:s Brooks, lowa r imith, 37, and Addi o N 96 Ret Waiter . Brooks, ¢ » Kinard - Woodson: 35, this dty. and . 18, Gainesville, Va.; Rev. S. Davis: 45. this city. ane Blawna | E, Darvou imore, Rev. J. L. 8. Lewis Chestnut. 31. and Luvenia Betha, v. W. D. Jarvis. arsmuel . Bilbrough, 27, Madison. d Irene ;3% E Rev. A. J._Jackson W villiam_E. an. kin. 26: Rev. Nevin V. Hepner. son. 22: Rev. Patri Elisha A. Moore. cityy and Phany | lir Qu “|Rev. H. W. Millie A White. 26. and JHeley G. Bail 31; Rev. ‘Walter H. Brooks 1 i ol E. d_Virginia as. ander. 27; Rev. Clarence R. Bush. o Ree win, L reston L. Ashion. 31; Re: Harvey B. G ¥ E. LaDow, d Marguerite “this city, ‘and Kath- 19. " Baltirore.,” Md.: Rev. tor Samuels. 21, and es Baker, th of Richmond, Va Allan F. | Brown. 36. Raburg. Md. and | . 34. Golar. Md.: Rev. J. 2. Rev. S. J. Pe | P." Phillips. 31, and Alice E. Smoot. of Baltimore,” Md.: Rev. Henry W. e H._ Butler. 38 and Virginia 27 Rev. J. R. Mathews. dges. 33. ths citz; Mi. Rainie. \ s A. Peeples. 21. any P oth of Hopewell, Va.; fev. J. Harvey 7. Baltimore. Md.. and | nce, Va, Rev. John S. 2. and Beulah Reid, s mms stle Shannon, Pa.. and Pittsburzh, Pa.i Rev chmidt, ir. 25, Baltimore, Smith, 26, St ‘Louls, Mo : | er forrill. Nebr.. and | city. ‘Rev. Henry i nd Virginta | Rev. R An | Bolling. 22, alla Murray, A Tyier. | TWO MEASURES VETOED. 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