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| Source Type: | Newspaper |
| Author: | n.a. |
| Publisher: | Chattanooga Press |
| Place of publication: | Chattanooga, TN |
| Date of publication: | 5/6/1904 |
| Transcript: | The new executive of Alabama, Gov. Cunningham speaks in no uncertain terms about lynch law. A negro named Ruben Sims was lynched in Baldwin county, and in writing to W. S. Anderson, circuit judge, says: “I trust you will yet see your way clear to the calling of a special term of your court, and thus leave nothing undone that looks to the breaking up of lynching in our otherwise fair state.” |
| Citation: | “Locals In Brief: Alabama.” Chattanooga Press (Chattanooga, TN), May 6, 1904. |