Died in jail or a lockup
Name not reported
According to a column in the labor newspaper El Internacional, two men held in a Tampa jail were taken out late at night by a mob during the 1910 labor conflict. The column says their bodies were exposed to crowds the next morning. The column describes the killings as lynch law used against striking workers and calls the two men innocent.
Cause of death, as reported: Taken from custody and lynched. A labor newspaper column says a mob took two men from a Tampa jail at night in 1910 and hanged them, and it calls the killings lynch law against striking workers.
Reported by: El Internacional (labor newspaper column).