Yesterday was an exceptionally busy day for the local police force. While most of the colored people celebrating Emancipation Day in our city were peaceful, there were a few troublemakers who caused problems and ended up in jail. By 1 o’clock this morning, about thirty Negroes were in jail, mostly for minor offenses. Eight of them were crowded into a single cell only about six feet square. If they can pay their fines, it will significantly boost the city’s police court finances.
The Moberly Weekly Democrat Moberly, Missouri · Friday, August 10, 1906. Newspaper made available courtesy of The State Historical Society of Missouri.
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