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IN his monograph on race riots, the sociologist Allen Grimshaw identified thirty-three "major interracial disturbances" in the United States between 1900 and 1949; eighteen of these occurred between 1915 and 1919.
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assistant county physician, levee board, armed negroes, negro residents, white rioters, vice activities
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Aluminum Ore, Mayor Mollman, Clair County, Congressional Investigating Committee, Congressional Committee, New York, Military Board of Inquiry, Collinsville Avenue, Illinois National Guard, United States, Department of Justice, Louis Journal, Louis Republic, Assistant Attorney General, Protective Association, Bond Avenue, Governor Lowden, Committee of One Hundred, Locke Tarlton, Louis Negroes, Labor Temple, Hubert Schaumleffel, Judge Crow, Louis Argus, Attorney General Brundage
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