N&O Index Card Listings

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Lynchings
  • Ljinch defendants freed by S. C. Jury.
  • May 22-7: 1.
  • Greenville lynching trial ends with mixed reaction. May 23-7: 1.
  • Manhunt In Northampton fails to locate negro taken by mob. May 24-7: 1.
  • N.C. Has dealt sternly with would-be lynchers. May 24-7: 1.
  • Northampton l#nch scene and some of the nrincl-nals in case. May 2k-kj' 3.
Lynchings
  • Officials say negro fled after removal from Jail. May 25-4-7: 1.
  • Northampton negro escaped Lunch mob and is in State Prison. May 26-4-7: 1.
  • Kidnan charges -planned if lynch mob members arrested. May 27-4-7: 1.
  • Degrading Spectacle. May 27-4-7: 4-. (Ed.)
  • Seven arrested on charges in Northampton
  • lynch mob case. May 2S-4-7 1.
Lynchings
  • Governor, Attorney General, Judge to confer on lynching. Aug. 12-7: !-
  • Sven men- fadt re4arredt rin North Hampton mob case. Aug. 15-7: 1
  • Seven men arrested again in Northampton mob case. Aug. 17-7: 7: 1.
  • Judge Frlzelle to hear Bush evidence. Aug. 31-47: 1.
  • 1893 Statute paved way for Horthampton case. Sept. 1-47: 3.
Lynchings
  • Preliminary hearing ordered by Governor for Rich Square men. Sept. 2-47: 1.
  • Mob charges to be heard in Warren county. Sent. lK-kJi 1.
  • Warren Grand jury gets Lynch bills todsy.
  • Sent. 15-7: 1.
  • Warren Jury gets reauest for mob case
  • indictments. Sent. 16-7: 1.
  • Jury action in mob case slated in Warren Set. 17-47: 1.
Lynchings
  • Northampton mob trial scheduled for this week. Aug# 3-I17: l. Grand Jury gets mob case bills.
  • Aug. 5-7: 1.
  • Gov. Cherry reonens mob case when Grand jury falls to indictj Buddy Bush also freed of rane charge. Aug. 6-4-7: 1.
  • Governor will confer with Judge, solicitor in Northampton case. Aug. 7-7: 1.
Lynchings
  • Group here praises Arnall's Lynch stand. Aug. g-4-65 10.
  • Negro in South Carolina taken from Jail, lynched. Feb. lg-7: 1.
  • Three men held in S. C. lynching case. Feb. 19-7: 2.
  • Twenty-three men admit part in slaying negro. Feb. 21-7; 1.
  • Thirty-one Greenville men implicated in killing of s. C. negro. Feb. 22-7: l.
Lynchings
  • Seven to face trial soon on Lynch attem-nt charges. May 29-7: !
  • Further arrests expected in Northam-nton mob case. May O-kJ' 1.
  • Negro tells story of lynch escane. May 30-M-y: 1.
  • Probe continues in Jackson case. May 31-14-7: 1.
  • Meeting rlanned on Bush seizure. Je. l-J-7: 9.
Lynchings
  • Lynching.
  • Cherry -reflects Morrison's attitude toward lynching. Je. 1-47 1-lV.
  • Wife of officer defends mob members as heroes. Je. 4-47 12.
  • No Federal laws violated by Northam-cten lynch mob. Jo. 5-47: IS.
  • Federal Lunching Law? Je. 7-47s4.(EA.)
  • Federal move hinted In S. G. Ignching case. Je. 1&47; 1.
Lynchings
  • Mbo case to remain oren despite action in Warren. S
Lynchings
  • Oak tree, scene of Surry County's last lynching stands in middle of road,right-of-way, Nov. 15-1+9: 5,