Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-29
FOUR REGIMENTS OF
 TROOPS M0BILlZED
Five More Negroes and Two Whites Slain, 30 Wounded,
 Scores Unconscious; Many
 Are Pulled From Street Cars

ing newspaper will place the num-
 Der of dead at 13, eleven blacks
 and two whites. The city news
 bureau places the dead at seven.
 CHICAGO, July 29.-Major
 Fred Haynes, of the First Hi
 nois Infantry, was found with a
 broken back in the center of the
 riots here this morning. He was
 not on duty. A corporal and a
 sergeant who were members of
 the Illinois reserves were wound
 ed during a clash with negroes.
 Reports from hospitals indicat-
 ed dozen wounded men would
 die.
 CHICAGO, July 2S.-Seven persons were killed and more than two score wounded, many of them seriously, in renewal of race riots in the Chicago "black belt" tonight.
 For more than five hours the five mile area on the south side was a bat tween whites and blacks and between the ground of scattered fights be- policemen and negroes, who fired from house tops, from dark alleys and other points of vantage.
 Four Regiments Mobilized
 The call for loops to quell the out breaks resulted in four regiments of National Guardsmen being mobilized, but at late hour tonight they had not been dispatched to the district dis turbed
 Five of the dead are negroes and two are, whites.
 There was no concerted battle by the blacks, the outbreak dotting a large area.
 Every police station on the south side was flooded with reports of deaths and injuries.
 Chief of Police Garrity, at a late hour, said that it was impossible to make an exact estimate of the casual ties, because of the contradictory re- ports.
 The riots, which started yesterday on the South Side beaches, were re- newed when negro laborers began leaving the big industrial plants and by dusk more than a score of sepe- rate outbreaks had occurred. Whites began dragging negroes from street cars, the negroes retaliated with stones and knives. Street cars in the heart of the "black belt' were tied up and the windows smashed.
 A flying squadron" of blacks mounted a tourinb car and riding at full speed trough the section known as No can Land, sent volley of shots at a group of whites. One white woman was injured, but not fatally. The negroes were overtaken after a long chase and placed under arrest.
 Mob of Blacks Forms
 Shortly afterwards a mob of several hundred blacks formed at Thirty-fifth street and began stoning a policeman. In a twinkling gun fire was opened and four of the negroes fell, all mor- tally wounded.
 A white man in the same neighbor- hood was dragged from a truck and to death.
 A negro chauffeur was killed by whites a few minutes in the same block
 Scores O faTrests were made, but where the rioters were found to be they were released.
 Negroes Loot Stores
 Negroes began footing stores of whites in one district shortly after the firing of revolvers by a squad Of Do. licemen in an effort to break up a fight over a small purchase of gro ceries.
 The police soon emptied their guns. the footing continued until a special squad of police, armed with rifles. ar. rived. They fired low. felling half a dozen blacks.
 A white woman was pulled from a street car by a negro. He was soon lying against the curb, left for dead by the whites.
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