Name not reported
A man of Mexican nationality, whose name the sources do not give, was reportedly taken from the jail in Weslaco, Texas, by a mob and lynched on or about November 11, 1922. The Mexican embassy, as reported by the Associated Press, made representations to the State Department about the alleged lynching and asked for guarantees for the Mexican consul in Hidalgo, Texas, whose life it said was threatened. The embassy's account is the only source. The sheriff's and jailers' response to the mob is not recorded in the sources.
Cause of death, as reported: Taken from custody and lynched. The Mexican embassy, as reported by the Associated Press, says a man of Mexican nationality was taken from the Weslaco jail by a mob and lynched.
Reported by: Mexican embassy, as reported by the Associated Press.