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subordinates. Dunn attempted to disperse the crowd, but they ignored his warning and marched on. Thirty police officers were guarding the courthouse when the marchers arrived. By 4 p.m., the crowd had grown much larger. Members of the crowd bantered with the officers until the police were convinced that the crowd posed no serious threat. A report to that effect was made to the central police station, and the
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automobile. It was dragged through the streets to
Seventeenth and Dodge Streets, four blocks away. The oil from red lanterns used as danger signals for street repairs was poured on the corpse. It was burned. Members of the mob hauled the charred remains through the business district for several hours.
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October 8. After a six-week session, the grand jury issued a report that criticized the Smith administration for ineffective leadership and police incompetence. Army witnesses testified to
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The lawlessness continued for several hours after Brown had been lynched. Both the police patrol and emergency automobile were burned. Three times, the mob went to the city jail. The third time its leaders announced that they were going to burn it (but never did). Meanwhile, Omaha officials requested
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of 19-year-old Agnes
Loebeck on September 25, 1919 triggered the violence associated with Will Brown's lynching. The following day, police arrested 41-year-old Will Brown as a suspect. Loebeck identified Brown as her rapist; however, during questioning, Brown stated that Loebeck did not make positive
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The major meatpacking plants hired blacks as strikebreakers in 1917. South Omaha's working-class whites showed great hostility toward black strikebreakers. By this time, the ethnic Irish—the largest and earliest group of immigrants—had established their power base in the city. Several years earlier,
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It is a shame that it took these deaths and others to raise public consciousness and effect the changes that we enjoy today. When I discovered that
William Brown was buried in a pauper's grave, I did not want William Brown to be forgotten. I wanted him to have a headstone to let people know that it
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trial corroborated this claim, stating "Several reported assaults on white women had actually been perpetrated by whites in blackface." They went on to report that the riot was planned and begun by "the vice element of the city." The riot "was not a casual affair; it was premeditated and planned by
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The mob dragged the mayor into Harney Street. A woman reached out and tore the noose from his neck. Men in the mob replaced it. Civilians wrestled the mayor from his captors and placed him in a police automobile. The throng overturned the car and grabbed him again. Once more, the rope encircled the
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The mob continued to strike the courthouse with bullets and rocks, and many civilians were caught in the midst of the mayhem. Spectators were shot while women were thrown to the ground and trampled. Blacks were dragged from streetcars and beaten. Many members of the mob even inflicted minor wounds
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By 7 p.m., most of the policemen had withdrawn to the interior of the courthouse. There, they joined forces with
Michael Clark, sheriff of Douglas County, who had summoned his deputies to the building with the hope of preventing the capture of Brown. The policemen and sheriffs formed their line of
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to dispel the crowd, but they responded with a shower of bricks and sticks. Nearly every window on the south side of the courthouse was broken. The crowd stormed the lower doors of the courthouse, and the police inside discharged their weapons down an elevator shaft in an attempt to frighten them,
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At about 2 p.m. on Sunday, September 28, 1919, a large group of white youths gathered near the
Bancroft School in South Omaha and began a march to the Douglas County Courthouse, where Brown was being held. The march was intercepted by John T. Dunn, chief of the Omaha Detective Bureau, and his
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Louis Young, 16 years old, was fatally shot in the stomach while leading a gang up to the fourth floor of the building. Witnesses said the youth was the most intrepid of the mob's leaders. Pandemonium reigned outside the building. At
Seventeenth and Douglas Streets, one block from the courthouse,
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Sheriff Clark said that black prisoners hurled Brown into the hands of the mob as its leaders approached the stairway leading to the county jail. Clark also reported that Brown moaned "I am innocent, I never did it; my God, I am innocent," as he was surrendered to the mob. Newspapers have quoted
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Sheriff Clark ordered that female prisoners be taken from the building due to their distress. They ran down the burning staircases clad only in prison pajamas. Some of them fainted on the way. Members of the mob escorted them through the smoke and flames. Black women as well as white women were
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Smith was suspended in the air when State Agent Ben
Danbaum drove a high-powered automobile into the throng right to the base of the signal tower. In the car with Danbaum were City Detectives Al Anderson, Charles Van Deusen and Lloyd Toland. They grasped the mayor and Russell Norgard untied the
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President Woodrow Wilson's having been
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Meanwhile, the plight of the police in the courthouse had become desperate. The fire had spread to the third floor, and officers faced the prospect of burning to death. Appeals for help to the crowd below brought only bullets and curses. The mob frustrated all attempts to raise ladders to the
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Will Brown had been captured. A few minutes later, his lifeless body was hanging from a telephone post at
Eighteenth and Harney Streets. Hundreds of revolvers and shotguns were fired at the corpse as it dangled in mid-air. Then, the rope was cut. Brown's body was tied to the rear end of an
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Committee on Judiciary in October 1919 to call for an investigation of urban, industrial and racial problems. The committee members recognized lynchings as a justified cause of bitterness in the black community, and enumerated the riots of 1919 and lynchings as among the factors for its
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By 5 p.m., a mob of between 5,000 and 15,000 people had crowded into the street on the south side of the Douglas County Courthouse. They began to assault the police officers, pushing one through a pane of glass in a door and attacking two others who had wielded clubs at the mob. At
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On the second floor of the building, three policemen and a newspaper reporter were imprisoned in a safety vault, whose thick metal door the mob had shut. The four men hacked their way out through the courthouse wall. The mob shot at them as they squirmed out of the stifling vault.
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condemned the play for using the device of fictional African-American blackface performers as the story's narrators. He called for a black boycott of the play. Nonetheless, the play performed to sold-out houses and later enjoyed productions in other cities.
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near South Omaha. Dennison's scheme was corroborated by police reports that one white attacker was still wearing the make-up when apprehended. As in many other Dennison-related cases, no one was ever found guilty for their participation in the riot. A later
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was because of people like him that we enjoy our freedoms today. The lesson learned from his death should be taught to all. That is, we cannot have the protections guaranteed by the Constitution without law. There is no place for vigilantism in our society.
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Three slips of paper were thrown from the fourth floor on the west side of the building. On one piece was scrawled: "The judge says he will give up Negro Brown. He is in dungeon. There are 100 white prisoners on the roof. Save them."
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The mob in the street cheered at the last message. Boys and young men placed firemen's ladders against the building. They mounted to the second story. One man had a heavy coil of rope on his back, and another carried a shotgun.
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Sheriff Clark led the 121 prisoners to the roof. Will Brown, for whom the mob was howling, became hysterical. Fellow prisoners allegedly tried to throw him off the roof, but Deputy Sheriffs Hoye and McDonald foiled the attempt.
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in Omaha doubled during the decade 1910–1920, as they were recruited to work in the meatpacking industry. In 1910, Omaha had the third largest black population among the new western cities that had become destinations following
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for inflaming the situation. He was reported to have said, "It is the belief of many that the entire responsibility for the outrage can be placed at the feet of a few men and one Omaha paper." The inflammatory
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added to the terrors of the men imprisoned within the flaming building. Several jars of the chemical had burst on the stairway, and its deadly fumes mounted to the upper floors. Two policemen were overcome.
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but this further incited the mob. They again rushed the police who were standing guard outside the building, broke through their lines, and entered the courthouse through a broken basement door.
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or the city's labor unions, Smith wearily worked through his reform agenda. Following several strikes throughout the previous year, two detectives with
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and teamed with the Omaha Business Men's Association, created a formidable challenge for the moralistic administration of first-term reform mayor
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were stolen that night. The mob shot at any policeman; seven officers received gunshot wounds, although none of the wounds were serious.
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alleged leaders of the mob as saying that Brown was shoved at them through a blinding smoke by persons whom they could not see.
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identification, which Loebeck later refuted. There was an unsuccessful attempt to lynch Brown on the day of his arrest.
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Association of Southern Women for the Prevention of Lynching
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Shots were fired as the mob pillaged hardware stores in the
2096:"Tom Dennison, the Omaha Bee, and the 1919 Omaha Race Riot"
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and saturated the lower floors with the flammable liquid.
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Rioting, race riots, protests, looting, attacks, lynching
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False accusations of rape as justification for lynchings
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in charge sent fifty reserve officers home for the day.
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National Museum of African American History and Culture
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last resistance on the fourth floor of the courthouse.
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List of incidents of civil unrest in the United States
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in 1929. There were also violent strikes in the Omaha
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Racially motivated violence against African Americans
2362:"Harvey Newbranch and the 1919 Omaha Courthouse Riot"
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19:"Willy Brown" redirects here. For other uses, see
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2831:List of riots and civil unrest in Omaha, Nebraska
2534:Nebraska studies teachers notes on the Omaha Riot
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2019:
1716:in the early 20th century. There were attacks on
28:List of riots and civil unrest in Omaha, Nebraska
26:"Omaha riot" redirects here. For other uses, see
16:Racial violence in Omaha, Nebraska, United States
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5898:Thomas Moss, Henry Stewart, Calvin McDowell (TN)
2556:Minstrel Show; Or, The Lynching of William Brown
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1826:Minstrel Show; Or, The Lynching of William Brown
1059:officers and civilians, including the attempted
2244:, Metropolitan Community College, Omaha, p. 17.
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3086:Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition
2427:Congressional Record, January 20, 1900 p. 1021
2016:
1842:Minstrel Show or the Lynching of William Brown
1585:On October 1, 1919, Brown was laid to rest in
1333:It was at this moment that Marshal Eberstein,
4292:List of lynching victims in the United States
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4223:Riots and civil disorder in the United States
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2826:Timeline of racial tension in Omaha, Nebraska
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2454:, Vol. 19, No. 2 (Winter, 1982), pp. 183–186.
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6706:African-American history in Omaha, Nebraska
6328:Emmett Till Unsolved Civil Rights Crime Act
3586:Racial Incidents during the 1919 Red Summer
3449:St. John African Methodist Episcopal Church
1424:noose. The detectives brought the mayor to
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6144:Henry Hezekiah Dee and Charles Eddie Moore
5874:Elijah Frost, Abijah Gibson, Tom McCracken
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6736:White American riots in the United States
6620:"The United States of Lyncherdom" (Twain)
6080:Thomas Harold Thurmond and John M. Holmes
4858:William "Froggie" James and Henry Salzner
4228:White American riots in the United States
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2292:Rucker, Walter C. & Upton, James N.,
1898:Mass racial violence in the United States
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123:Learn how and when to remove this message
4026:Texarkana, Texas riot of 1919 (August 6)
3544:List of African-American historic places
2864:Civil Rights Movement in Omaha, Nebraska
2317:Lesson Plans for Omaha Race Riot of 1919
1908:Civil Rights Movement in Omaha, Nebraska
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928:Texarkana, Texas riot of 1919 (August 6)
6449:National Memorial for Peace and Justice
3285:Omaha Blues, Jazz & Gospel Festival
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3429:Pearl Memorial United Methodist Church
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2231:Garrison, C. (2006) "Potter's Field",
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6086:Roosevelt Townes and Robert McDaniels
5992:Lynching rampage in Brooks County, GA
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6661:Lynching deaths in the United States
5791:Samuel Bierfield and Lawrence Bowman
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2350:University Press of America. p. 249.
1945:This article incorporates text from
1211:with nearly 16,000. It was ahead of
240:survived, not running for reelection
61:adding citations to reliable sources
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6701:History of Downtown Omaha, Nebraska
6322:Justice for Victims of Lynching Act
6098:O'Day Short, wife, and two children
5880:T.J. House, James West, John Dorsey
3419:Calvin Memorial Presbyterian Church
3265:Carver Savings and Loan Association
2559:, The Plays of Max Sparber Web page
2295:Encyclopedia of American Race Riots
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246:became established in Omaha in 1921
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1325:5:15 p.m., officers deployed
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6751:1919 murders in the United States
6222:American Crusade Against Lynching
5868:Nevlin Porter and Johnson Spencer
2859:Racial tension in Omaha, Nebraska
2785:Great Plains Black History Museum
2539:Omaha's Riot in Story and Picture
2527:
2497:Eisenberg, Jeff (5 August 2009).
2401:Wilson, Woodrow (July 26, 1918).
1903:Racial tension in Omaha, Nebraska
1777:Senate Committee on the Judiciary
1712:The event was part of an ongoing
1707:
6731:Murdered African-American people
6726:History of South Omaha, Nebraska
6696:History of North Omaha, Nebraska
6434:America's Black Holocaust Museum
6217:American anti-lynching activists
6189:Nadir of American race relations
5779:Steve Long and two half-brothers
5715:Great Hanging at Gainesville, TX
3139:Logan Fontenelle Housing Project
2810:St. John's Greek Orthodox Church
2790:Little Ukrainian Catholic Church
2612:Ethnic groups in Omaha, Nebraska
2403:"Statement Deploring Mob Spirit"
2140:Swiercek, Nicolas (April 2008).
2010:The Forging of a Black Community
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1530:and Lake streets in North Omaha.
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6686:1919 riots in the United States
6640:Wilmington insurrection of 1898
6274:National Conference on Lynching
5832:Juan, Antonio, and Marcelo Moya
5709:Marais des Cygnes, KS, massacre
5050:Mary Turner and her unborn baby
3715:National Conference on Lynching
3222:List of people from North Omaha
2565:, Waymaker Productions, YouTube
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1977:, 5 Oct 1919, Retrieved 5/26/08
1971:"For action on race riot peril"
1883:Wilmington insurrection of 1898
1801:, in a 1919 draft of his novel
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1634:Industrial Workers of the World
1246:. With little support from the
48:needs additional citations for
5756:Gallatin County, KY, race riot
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3352:Central Park Elementary School
3275:Omaha Black Music Hall of Fame
2881:History of slavery in Nebraska
2800:Omaha Black Music Hall of Fame
2466:"'Lest we forget' our history"
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6761:Anti-black racism in Nebraska
6656:Lynching in the United States
5957:Springfield race riot of 1908
4375:Steve Long, Ace and Con Moyer
4279:Lynching in the United States
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3403:Walnut Hill Elementary School
3387:Miller Park Elementary School
2805:Omaha Jewish Community Center
2775:Danish Brotherhood in America
2464:Njus, Elliot (15 July 2009).
2186:"African American Migration,"
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1047:, September 28–29, 1919. The
21:Willie Brown (disambiguation)
6711:Lynchings in Omaha, Nebraska
6550:Murder of Jimmie Lee Jackson
6481:And you are lynching Negroes
6333:Emmett Till Antilynching Act
6068:Thomas Shipp and Abram Smith
5974:Harris County, GA, lynchings
5916:Wilmington, NC, insurrection
5762:New Orleans massacre of 1866
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3797:Memphis, Tennessee (June 13)
3668:Morgan County, West Virginia
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3434:Sacred Heart Catholic Church
3391:Minne Lusa Elementary School
3359:Fontenelle Elementary School
3356:Druid Hill Elementary School
2563:"Race Riot of 1919 in Omaha"
2360:Partsch, Francis L. (2006).
2335:"The Lynching of Will Brown"
2111:(4): 152–165. Archived from
2068:"African American Migration"
2041:(3): 395–416. Archived from
1928:Lynching of Jesse Washington
1838:New Jersey Repertory Company
1614:by the middle of the month.
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737:Memphis, Tennessee (June 13)
311:Nebraska Army National Guard
7:
6459:Southern Poverty Law Center
6104:Moore's Ford, GA, lynchings
5732:? Lachenais and four others
5170:James Harvey and Joe Jordan
4487:Samuel "Mingo Jack" Johnson
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3523:John A. Creighton Boulevard
3424:Holy Family Catholic Church
2373:Nebraska Humanities Council
2315:NebraskaStudies.Org (n.d.)
2094:Menard, Orville D. (1987).
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5940:1906 Atlanta race massacre
5910:Phoenix, SC, election riot
5886:New Orleans 1891 lynchings
5838:Benjamin and Mollie French
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3980:Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
3890:Garfield Park riot of 1919
3860:Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
3727:Charleston, South Carolina
3370:Franklin Elementary School
3347:Florence Elementary School
2841:1909 Omaha anti-Greek riot
2026:Lawson, Michael L (1977).
1517:M1917 Browning machine gun
1142:Timeline of racial tension
1103:African Americans in Omaha
604:One black civilian lynched
572:5,000–20,000 men and women
25:
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6741:Crimes in Omaha, Nebraska
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6247:William O'Connell Bradley
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5986:East St. Louis, IL, riots
5738:Fort Pillow, TN, massacre
5721:New York City draft riots
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5998:Jenkins County, GA, riot
5809:Chinese massacre of 1871
5727:Detroit race riot (1863)
5362:Lynching of Raymond Gunn
5154:Dick Rowland (attempted)
4103:(September 30–October 1)
4021:Hattiesburg, Mississippi
3962:Newberry, South Carolina
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3379:Kellom Elementary School
2168:"The Omaha riot of 1919"
1893:King assassination riots
982:(September 30–October 1)
923:Hattiesburg, Mississippi
880:Newberry, South Carolina
272:United States government
6492:Battle of Liberty Place
6487:Attack on John Shillady
6475:James Allen (collector)
6308:Dyer Anti-Lynching Bill
6092:Beaumont, TX, Race Riot
6016:Omaha race riot of 1919
6004:Longview, TX, race riot
5980:Newberry, FL, lynchings
5922:Julia and Frazier Baker
5904:Porter and Spencer (MS)
5856:Thibodeax, LA, massacre
5814:Meridian, MS, race riot
5797:Opelousas, LA, massacre
4770:Paul Reed and Will Cato
4455:Big Nose George Parrott
4083:Clarksdale, Mississippi
4030:New York City, New York
3914:New York City, New York
3763:Monticello, Mississippi
3757:New London, Connecticut
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3674:Jenkins County, Georgia
2836:Omaha race riot of 1919
2375:: 10–11. Archived from
2211:www.nebraskastudies.org
2166:Age, Arthur V. (1964).
1714:racial tension in Omaha
1593:Causes and consequences
1436:Siege of the courthouse
1311:
1265:reports of the alleged
1252:Omaha Police Department
1057:Omaha Police Department
962:Clarksdale, Mississippi
726:Monticello, Mississippi
363:Omaha Police Department
6626:United States v. Shipp
6378:Rebecca Latimer Felton
6209:Anti-lynching movement
6126:Freedom Summer Murders
6056:Rosewood, FL, massacre
6021:Knoxville riot of 1919
4890:Laura and L. D. Nelson
3926:New Orleans, Louisiana
3164:Prospect Hill Cemetery
1874:
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1726:North Platte, Nebraska
1531:
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1405:. Another slipped the
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1147:Riots and civil unrest
850:New Orleans, Louisiana
594:2 white rioters killed
298:Government of Nebraska
285:20th Infantry Regiment
226:suppressed until 1950s
6746:September 1919 events
6597:Summer in Mississippi
6544:Mississippi Cold Case
6498:The Birth of a Nation
6439:Civil Rights Memorial
6368:Sidney Johnston Catts
6346:Defenders of lynching
6032:Duluth, MN, lynchings
6010:Elaine, AR, race riot
5968:Laura and L.D. Nelson
5934:Watkinsville lynching
5892:Ruggles Brothers (CA)
5850:Hamburg, SC, massacre
5826:Election riot of 1874
5773:Camilla, GA, massacre
5695:Death of Joseph Smith
4319:Elijah Parish Lovejoy
3968:Bloomington, Illinois
3444:St. Cecilia Cathedral
3399:Skinner Magnet Center
3383:Lothrop Magnet Center
3307:Howard Kennedy School
2978:Civil Rights Movement
2952:North Omaha, Nebraska
2452:James Joyce Quarterly
2207:"A Horrible Lynching"
2205:NebraskaStudies.Org.
2077:, NebraskaStudies.Org
1955:in the United States.
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1757:restrictive covenants
1587:Omaha's Potters Field
1515:Army soldiers man an
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1152:Civil Rights Movement
886:Bloomington, Illinois
582:Casualties and losses
229:Order Restoration in
197:Racial discrimination
166:September 28–29, 1919
6315:Costigan-Wagner Bill
6252:Ella Barksdale Brown
6050:Perry, FL, race riot
5962:Slocum, TX, massacre
5862:Mart and Tom Horrell
5820:Colfax, LA, massacre
5803:Bear River City riot
5653:James Craig Anderson
5453:Robert "Bobbie" Hall
5058:Hazel "Hayes" Turner
4183:Wilmington, Delaware
4048:Knoxville, Tennessee
3950:Hobson City, Alabama
3801:Bibb County, Alabama
3709:Pickens, Mississippi
3519:Fontenelle Boulevard
3439:Salem Baptist Church
3362:Monroe Middle School
3096:Rice–Poindexter case
2910:Rice–Poindexter case
2504:The Press-Enterprise
2346:Menard, O.D. (1989)
2172:Creighton University
1840:presented Sparber's
1784:United States Senate
1535:assistance from the
1244:Edward Parsons Smith
1068:Edward Parsons Smith
868:Hobson City, Alabama
778:Dublin, Georgia riot
741:Bibb County, Alabama
678:Pickens, Mississippi
420:Edward Parsons Smith
379:Rioters, protesters
57:improve this article
6557:The Ox-Bow Incident
6537:Mississippi Burning
6388:John Trotwood Moore
6044:Tulsa race massacre
6038:Ocoee, FL, massacre
5533:Mack Charles Parker
5461:Willie James Howard
4130:Baltimore, Maryland
4095:Montgomery, Alabama
4054:Bogalusa, Louisiana
3932:Darby, Pennsylvania
3902:Louise, Mississippi
3884:Baltimore, Maryland
3872:Tuscaloosa, Alabama
3807:Annapolis, Maryland
3739:El Dorado, Arkansas
3480:North Omaha Airport
3470:North Freeway/US 75
3454:Zion Baptist Church
3342:Central High School
3194:Broomfield Rowhouse
3174:General Crook House
2905:Omaha Star building
2770:Czechoslovak Museum
2369:Nebraska Humanities
2195:NebraskaStudies.Org
1773:Department of Labor
1696:Gibson neighborhood
1097:Part of a series on
974:Montgomery, Alabama
956:Bogalusa, Louisiana
826:Louise, Mississippi
796:Tuscaloosa, Alabama
702:El Dorado, Arkansas
6756:Murder in Nebraska
6571:Reconstruction era
6383:John Temple Graves
6227:Jessie Daniel Ames
6174:Indiana White Caps
5844:Ellenton, SC, riot
5767:Reno Brothers Gang
5517:Judge Edward Aaron
4714:Ballie Crutchfield
4177:Magnolia, Arkansas
3974:Syracuse, New York
3896:Port Arthur, Texas
3813:Macon, Mississippi
3733:Sylvester, Georgia
3680:Sylvester, Georgia
3639:Memphis, Tennessee
3515:Florence Boulevard
3485:Metro Area Transit
3270:Dreamland Ballroom
3204:Minne Lusa Theater
3144:Dreamland Ballroom
3124:Omaha Driving Park
2875:A Time for Burning
2471:Omaha World-Herald
2322:2017-12-25 at the
2240:2008-02-29 at the
2191:2017-12-13 at the
2118:on 4 December 2013
2073:2017-12-13 at the
1975:The New York Times
1857:
1793:George Henry White
1537:United States Army
1532:
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1461:helped to safety.
1396:Mayor Edward Smith
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1248:Omaha City Council
1084:Red Summer of 1919
1010:Magnolia, Arkansas
944:Laurens County, GA
876:(July 27–August 3)
753:Macon, Mississippi
696:Sylvester, Georgia
672:Sylvester, Georgia
6673:
6672:
6669:
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6614:They Won't Forget
6531:Lynching postcard
6444:The Legacy Museum
6413:James K. Vardaman
6353:Theodore G. Bilbo
6341:
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6232:Martin C. Ansorge
6153:
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6138:Michael Schwerner
5945:Kemper County, MS
5785:Pulaski, TN, riot
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5378:Shedrick Thompson
5258:Bernice Raspberry
4978:Name unknown (MS)
4882:Name unknown (TX)
4503:Joseph Vermillion
4471:John Wesley Heath
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4015:Lincoln, Arkansas
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3920:Norfolk, Virginia
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3528:Lincoln Boulevard
3510:North 30th Street
3292:Stone Soul Picnic
3280:Native Omaha Days
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2892:Meyer v. Nebraska
2795:Lithuanian Bakery
2754:South 24th Street
2626:African Americans
2409:. Washington, D.C
1855:Brown's tombstone
1818:Blue Barn Theatre
1656:yellow journalism
1636:, as part of the
1580:City Commissioner
1386:upon themselves.
1368:business district
1281:political machine
1196:African-Americans
1194:." The number of
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970:(September 28–29)
917:Lincoln, Arkansas
905:August – November
814:Garfield Park, IN
714:Putnam County, GA
660:Morgan County, WV
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6418:Thomas E. Watson
6408:Benjamin Tillman
6373:Thomas Dixon Jr.
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3129:Omaha University
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1567:Secretary of War
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3878:Longview, Texas
3854:Dublin, Georgia
3848:Bisbee, Arizona
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1335:chief of police
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1203:and during the
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1112:Historic places
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6291:Ida B. Wells
6279:Paul Robeson
6184:Ku Klux Klan
6130:James Chaney
6120:Anniston, AL
6015:
5744:Plummer Gang
5699:Joseph Smith
5597:Henry Marrow
5557:Frank Morris
5485:Willie Earle
5394:Cordie Cheek
5322:Henry Choate
5242:Dan Anderson
5202:Raymond Byrd
5186:Samuel Smith
5138:Willie Baird
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5018:Frank Little
5010:Paulo Boleta
4938:Robert Perry
4914:Mary Jackson
4874:King Johnson
4826:James Hodges
4746:George White
4730:Walker Davis
4631:Jacob Henson
4559:Robert Lewis
4519:Ellen Watson
4407:Jim Williams
4383:Wyatt Outlaw
4189:Bogalusa, LA
4167:(November 2)
4138:(October 31)
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3944:Newberry, SC
3910:(July 19–24)
3880:(July 10–12)
3721:Philadelphia
3608:(February 8)
3119:Kountze Park
3042:Orchard Hill
3017:Gifford Park
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2739:Little Italy
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892:Philadelphia
862:Newberry, SC
834:(July 19–24)
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802:Longview, TX
784:Philadelphia
684:Philadelphia
654:April – June
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238:Edward Smith
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55:Please help
50:verification
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6635:(1999 film)
6519:(1936 film)
6398:James Rolph
6300:Legislation
6263:Flag Salute
5703:Hyrum Smith
5549:Lemuel Penn
5541:Louis Allen
5509:Emmett Till
5493:Lamar Smith
5469:Recy Taylor
5402:Claude Neal
5250:Will Sherod
5234:John Carter
5210:James Clark
5162:Henry Lowry
5034:Ell Persons
4922:Rob Edwards
4898:Will Porter
4754:David Wyatt
4722:George Ward
4599:Henry Smith
4495:Amos Miller
4479:Eliza Woods
4415:David Jones
4359:Bill Sketoe
4343:Joshua Boyd
4303:Before 1900
4056:(August 31)
4038:(August 22)
4032:(August 21)
3753:(May 27–28)
3366:Benson High
3327:Long School
3312:Lake School
3199:Carter Lake
3189:The Sherman
3066:Casey's Row
3037:Walnut Hill
3032:Miller Park
2515:2 September
2217:14 February
1861:Henry Fonda
1846:Long Branch
1799:James Joyce
1761:North Omaha
1681:The Monitor
1576:Martial law
1524:support gun
1263:local media
1209:Los Angeles
1082:during the
958:(August 31)
940:(August 22)
934:(August 21)
911:Whatley, AL
844:Norfolk, VA
716:(May 27–28)
666:Jenkins, GA
211:Resulted in
6721:Red Summer
6680:Categories
6649:Categories
6576:Red Summer
6269:N.A.A.C.P.
6194:Red Shirts
6026:Red Summer
5565:James Reeb
5437:Felix Hall
5429:After 1940
5178:Joe Pullen
5146:Roy Belton
5098:Will Brown
5002:Jeff Brown
4962:John Evans
4946:? Anderson
4850:"Pie" Hill
4818:Jim Miller
4794:Slab Pitts
4786:Ed Johnson
4623:Amos Hicks
4543:Dick Lundy
4535:Jim Taylor
4218:Red Summer
4208:Categories
4036:Austin, TX
4023:(August 4)
4017:(August 3)
4011:(August 1)
3682:(April 14)
3676:(April 13)
3670:(April 10)
3641:(March 14)
3635:(March 12)
3505:North 24th
3337:North High
3169:Fort Omaha
3052:East Omaha
3022:Gold Coast
3012:Bemis Park
2998:Gophertown
2899:Omaha Star
2749:Sheelytown
2729:Greek Town
2711:Ukrainians
2304:0313333009
1934:References
1749:segregated
1734:immigrants
1701:grand jury
1644:Newspapers
1556:Fort Crook
1552:Fort Omaha
1528:North 24th
1362:Escalation
1327:fire hoses
1192:stockyards
1090:Background
992:Corbin, KY
980:Elaine, AR
938:Austin, TX
925:(August 4)
919:(August 3)
913:(August 1)
772:Bisbee, AZ
674:(April 14)
668:(April 13)
662:(April 10)
642:Red Summer
145:Red Summer
113:March 2021
83:newspapers
6566:(musical)
5282:Joe Smith
5226:Tom Payne
5194:L. Q. Ivy
5122:Jay Lynch
4970:Leo Frank
4698:1900–1940
4171:Ocoee, FL
4073:September
3982:(July 31)
3976:(July 31)
3970:(July 31)
3964:(July 28)
3952:(July 26)
3946:(July 24)
3940:(July 24)
3934:(July 23)
3928:(July 23)
3922:(July 21)
3916:(July 20)
3904:(July 15)
3898:(July 15)
3892:(July 14)
3886:(July 11)
3821:(June 29)
3815:(June 27)
3809:(June 27)
3803:(June 18)
3792:Macon, MS
3717:(May 5–6)
3332:Tech High
3149:Fort Lisa
3111:Landmarks
3062:Scriptown
2641:Canadians
1753:Redlining
1689:blackface
1650:Omaha Bee
1638:Red Scare
1612:regiments
1521:37mm 1916
1507:Aftermath
1372:pawnshops
1342:revolvers
1291:Beginning
1285:Omaha Bee
1276:Omaha Bee
1049:race riot
1004:Ocoee, FL
986:Baltimore
950:Knoxville
900:(July 31)
894:(July 31)
888:(July 31)
882:(July 28)
870:(July 26)
864:(July 24)
858:(July 23)
856:Darby, PA
852:(July 23)
846:(July 21)
840:(July 20)
828:(July 15)
822:(July 15)
816:(July 14)
810:(July 11)
808:Baltimore
761:(June 29)
755:(June 27)
749:(June 27)
747:Annapolis
743:(June 18)
732:Macon, MS
193:Caused by
6633:Vendetta
6169:Lynching
6140:) (1964)
5705:) (1844)
4679:Sam Hose
4155:November
3874:(July 9)
3868:(July 8)
3862:(July 7)
3856:(July 6)
3850:(July 3)
3794:(June 7)
3765:(May 31)
3759:(May 30)
3747:(May 26)
3741:(May 21)
3735:(May 10)
3729:(May 10)
3598:February
3412:Churches
3057:Saratoga
3047:Florence
2968:Timeline
2701:Sudanese
2686:Mexicans
2671:Italians
2482:5 August
2386:29 March
2320:Archived
2278:April 2,
2269:Archived
2238:Archived
2189:Archived
2071:Archived
1948:Pamphlet
1877:See also
1738:Southern
1685:turncoat
1608:enlisted
1548:Infantry
1472:Lynching
1466:hydrants
1430:Mob rule
1376:shotguns
1353:gasoline
1053:lynching
1045:Nebraska
798:(July 9)
792:(July 8)
786:(July 7)
780:(July 6)
774:(July 3)
734:(June 7)
728:(May 31)
722:(May 30)
710:(May 26)
704:(May 21)
698:(May 10)
692:(May 10)
382:Support:
368:Support:
220:lynching
182:Nebraska
173:Location
168:(2 days)
6162:General
4551:Joe Coe
4423:Jo Reed
4120:October
3723:(May 9)
3711:(May 5)
3300:Schools
3252:Culture
2960:History
2852:Related
2696:Slovaks
2681:Latinos
2656:Germans
2184:(n.d.)
2066:(n.d.)
1822:rotunda
1820:in the
1804:Ulysses
1679:called
1544:Colonel
1420:tower.
1306:captain
1217:Oakland
1061:hanging
874:Chicago
686:(May 9)
680:(May 5)
444:†
422: (
253:Parties
203:Methods
97:scholar
6564:Parade
6552:(1965)
6427:Memory
6146:(1964)
6122:(1961)
6116:(1952)
6106:(1946)
6100:(1945)
6094:(1943)
6088:(1937)
6082:(1933)
6076:(1932)
6070:(1930)
6064:(1927)
6058:(1923)
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