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77. GEORGE WRIGHT, RACIAL VIOLENCE IN KENTUCKY 119-20 (1990); Vincent Mikkelsen, Coming Back from Battle
to Face a War: the Lynching of Black Soldiers in the WWI Era 100 (Ph.D. diss., FLA. ST. UNIV.) (2007);
Williams, supra note 3, at 223.
78. Williams, supra note 3, at 223; Negro Soldier Hanged by Mob, OKLA. CITY TIMES (Dec. 16, 1918);
Mikkelsen, supra note 77, at 100.
79. Negro Soldier Hanged by Mob, OKLA. CITY TIMES, (Dec. 16, 1918); Soldier Lynched: Kentucky Mob Takes
Man from Hickman Jail, WATCHMAN AND SOUTHRON (S.C.) (Dec. 21, 1918); Negro Soldier Lynched, THE WIL-
SON TIMES (Dec. 17, 1918); Williams, supra note 3, at 223.
80. Williams, supra note 3, at 223-24; Mikkelsen, supra note 77, at 101-02 ; KY Mob Lynches Negro Ex-
Soldier, THE WASHINGTON TIMES (Dec. 17, 1918); Negro Soldier Hanged by Mob, OKLA. CITY TIMES, (Dec.
16, 1918); Soldier Lynched: Kentucky Mob Takes Man from Hickman Jail, WATCHMAN AND SOUTHRON (S.C.)
(Dec. 21, 1918).
81. Barbeau, supra note 43, at 177.
82. Nip It in the Bud, TRUE DEMOCRAT (LA.) (Dec. 21, 1918).
83. Negro Couple Lynched Near Pickens, Miss., EL PASO HERALD (May 10, 1919).
84. Lynch Negro Ex-Soldier, RICHMOND TIMES-DISPATCH (July 17, 1919); Mikkelsen, supra note 77, at 126.
85. Mikkelsen, supra note 77, at 12 (citing CRISIS 82 (Dec. 1919)).
86. Former Colored Soldier is Lynched for Having a White Sweetheart, N.Y. AGE (Oct. 4, 1919).
87. Mikkelsen, supra note 77, at 134-35.
88. Whitaker, supra note 57, at 48; DALLAS EXPRESS (May 31 1919); Negro Burned at Stake, EVENING MISSOURIAN
(May 22, 1919); Burn Negro at Stake, TOPEKA STATE JOURNAL (May 22, 1919); DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL (May
28, 1919).
89. Mikkelsen, supra note 77, at 131, 133 (citing CRISIS 243 (March 1920); NEW YORK POST (May 23, 1919);
SHREVEPORT JOURNAL (May 22, 1919); CINCINNATI ENqUIRER (May 22, 1919); CRISIS 183-86 (Feb. 1920);
ARKANSAS GAzETTE (May 22-25, 1919)); Shillady to Governor Charles Brough, NAACP Anti-Lynching Papers,
Reel 8/300-304 (May, 23, 1919)).
90. Burns Negro to Death,ALEXANDRIA GAzETTE (May 23, 1919).
91. Id.; Mikkelsen, supra note 77, at 131 (citing ANSONIA SENTINEL (May 22, 1919); NAACP Anti-Lynching Papers,
Reel 8/309).
92. John Shillady to Governor Charles Brough, DALLAS EXPRESS (May 31, 1919); Mikkelsen, supra note, at
133 (citing John R. Shillady to Governor Charles Brough, Little Rock, Ark. (May 23, 1919), NAACP
Anti-Lynching Papers, Reel 8/300-304)
93. Mikkelsen, supra note 77, at 134.
94. Mikkelsen, supra note 77, at 110-13.
95. Florida Governor Resents NAACP’s Protest Against Lynching: Decries the Possibility of Punishing Lynchers
in his State, THE DALLAS EXPRESS (Apr. 12, 1919).
96. Mob Kills Negro Bogalusa Woman Brands Assailant,NEW ORLEANS TIMES-PICAYUNE (Sep. 1, 1919).
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