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Harlem in Disorder: A Spatial History of How Racial Violence Changed in 1935

In the Times Union

Stories from the Times Union were found by searching the digitized copies in Newspapers.com, accessed by an individual subscription. This newspaper was also one of those clipped for the scrapbooks in the Records of Mayor Fiorello La Guardia. However, photographs were not included in the scrapbook.

"12 Indicted for Harlem Riots," Times Union, March 21, 1935.
"3 Get Workhouse in Harlem Riots," Times Union, April 8, 1935.
"4 More Indicted by Jury Probing Riots in Harlem," Times Union, March 22, 1935, 3.
"Admits Harlem Riot Needless," Times Union, March 31, 1935 [clipping].
"City Liable for Riots," Times Union, November 5, 1935, 4.
"City Loses 2d Suit in Riot Damage," Times Union, October 16, 1935 [clipping]
"City Loses Harlem Riot Test Case," Times Union, September 20, 1935, 17.
"Crash Injuries Fatal to Reporter," Times Union, August 3, 1935, 3.
"Police Blamed in Harlem Riot," Times Union, August 10, 1935, 3.
"Reds in Harlem Face Anarchists' Trial For Rioting," Times Union, March 25, 1935, 1.
"Second Man Dies in Harlem Riots; Probes Continue," Times Union, March 23, 1935, 3.
"Snipers Routed, Looter is Slain in Harlem Riot," Times Union, March 20, 1935, 1, 4.
"Third Victim Dies of Riot Injuries," Times Union, March 24, 1935, 2.

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