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Lindsey, Milton

Authoritative Name:

Lindsey, Milton

Biography:

A white Argenta patrolman attacked for blocking a group of black people from entering a funeral home. On the evening of October 6, 1906, John B. Lindsey, a farmer, and Milton Lindsey, his son, were ambushed as they walked in front of the Colum establishment. The elder Lindsey died from eleven gunshot wounds, and the younger suffered injuries.

Associated Subjects:

Lindsey, Milton

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Argenta Race Riot

Creator:: Bradburn, Cary
Date of Original:: 1906
Collection:: Encyclopedia of Arkansas History & Culture
Contributing Institution:: Encyclopedia of Arkansas History & Culture