Riot At East St Louis Illinois Hearings Before the Committee On Rules House
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They were made up in the northern part of the State of Illinois. I do not know where they came from. The colonel in charge, Col. Tripp. Is now under investigation and is facing a court-martial. An effort was made to have martial law declared at the time, but Col. Tripp said it was not necessary; that he could handle the situation. He took no adequate steps to handle it, however.
On Sunday I was at Atlantic City. Mr. Joseph Nester, the presi- dent of the O'Bear-Nester Glass Co. , told me that on...e of the men employed by his company told him that he was shot by a militiaman. That was an honest, law-abiding, and reliable colored man who had worked for Mr. Nester for 30 years.
Mr. Maurice Joyce, who, as I said a moment ago, will probably be our next Federal judge, told me last week that when they started to attack a colored laboring man, whom he happened to know, he went forward and interceded, and the poor fellow ran for protection toward eight militiamen, and those militiamen turned their bayonets on the poor devil and made him run back into the mob, and the mob killed him, and they also threatened to kill Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were made up in the northern part of the State of Illinois. I do not know where they came from. The colonel in charge, Col. Tripp. Is now under investigation and is facing a court-martial. An effort was made to have martial law declared at the time, but Col. Tripp said it was not necessary; that he could handle the situation. He took no adequate steps to handle it, however.
On Sunday I was at Atlantic City. Mr. Joseph Nester, the presi- dent of the O'Bear-Nester Glass Co. , told me that on...e of the men employed by his company told him that he was shot by a militiaman. That was an honest, law-abiding, and reliable colored man who had worked for Mr. Nester for 30 years.
Mr. Maurice Joyce, who, as I said a moment ago, will probably be our next Federal judge, told me last week that when they started to attack a colored laboring man, whom he happened to know, he went forward and interceded, and the poor fellow ran for protection toward eight militiamen, and those militiamen turned their bayonets on the poor devil and made him run back into the mob, and the mob killed him, and they also threatened to kill Mr.
What to read after Riot At East St Louis Illinois Hearings Before the Committee On Rules House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Congress House Committee On Rules to read onlineMoreLess
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