George Stauber

George F Stauber, age 74, Hamburg, NY View Details

Cities: Hamburg NY, Angola NY Possible Relatives: Phyllis J Stauber, Rob S Stauber, Robert Samuel Stauber

George F Stauber, age 52, Lockport, NY View Details

Cities: Lockport NY Possible Relatives: David J Stauber

George Russell Stauber, age 75, China Spring, TX View Details

Locations: China Spring TX, Woodway TX Possible Relatives: Michal S Munkeby, Russell Blake Stauber

George H Stauber, age 75, Okolona, AR View Details

Locations: Okolona AR, Searcy AR Possible Relatives: Christopher G Stauber, Ellen R Stauber

George F Stauber, age 50s View Details

George F Stauber, age 70s View Details

Possible Relatives: Roxanne L Minter, Ashley F Stauber, George F Stauber

George Stauber View Details

Address:***** River St, Apt Ax, Kent, OH. Phone Number: (602) 549-****

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Blood in the Streets - Chicago Magazine

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George Stauber, the man accused of throwing rocks at Eugene Williams, was acquitted of manslaughter. He got married in 1934 and later moved to New York, where he raised three daughters. He died in ...

The History - Chicago Race Riot of 1919 Commemoration Project

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George Stauber, a twenty-four-year-old white man, hurled stones at the five Black boys until Williams, ultimately, drowned. The white police officer at the scene, Daniel Callahan, refused to take Stauber into custody, nor would Callahan let a Black police officer do so. Subsequently, a crowd of Black and white Chicagoans gathered in protest ...

Mapping Chicago's 1919 race riots - University of Chicago News

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Navigating the map gives users a glimpse of the lives lost. Click the red dot on the shore of Lake Michigan, and details about Williams pop up: a grocery porter, born in Georgia, living at 3921 Prairie Ave. A white man named George Stauber was eventually charged with manslaughter after an officer declined to arrest him at the scene.

1919 Race Riots - chicagology

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This case was the direct cause of the race riots. Geo. Stauber, one of the rioters, who was accused of having thrown a stone which supposedly struck deceased and caused his drowning, was indicted by August G.J. on charge of manslaughter. 3rd Pct. May 27, 1920. Defendant—George Stauber was acquitted by Judge Kavanaugh. Jury trial, [RACE RIOT ...

Carl Sandburg and the Chicago Race Riots 1919

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George Stauber, a 24-year-old White man, began throwing rocks at the youths. One rock struck Williams, who fell off the raft and drowned. The police at the murder scene refused to arrest Stauber. The riots began at the beach on July 27th and lasted until August 3rd, 38 people were killed and 537 injured during the Chicago Race Riots. ...

First victim of 1919 race riots will get grave marker - Chicago Sun-Times

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A white immigrant, George Stauber, stood on the breakwater and began throwing rocks at the boys. One hit Williams in the forehead, and he slid off the raft and drowned. His friends rushed to a ...

Commemorating the Killed - Chicago Race Riot of 1919 Commemoration Project

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Suddenly, they found themselves assaulted by a white man named George Stauber, a 24-year-old baker, who threw rocks at the five Black children. According to Loerzel, the boys had been diving and swimming around the raft, and Williams "had just come up to dive again when somebody averted his attention." Tragically, a rock that Stauber threw ...

102 years later, Black teen killed in 1919 Riot to get headstone

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The Chicago Defender reported that when police refused to arrest one of the white men, George Stauber, a mob of 50 Blacks heard about the incident and marched to the site from the 26th Street ...

'Chicago 1919' explores racial tension, from Eugene Williams to Laquan ...

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George Stauber, a 24-year-old white man, hurled stones at the boys until 17-year-old Eugene Williams fell off the raft and drowned. Daniel Callahan, the first police officer to arrive, refused to ...