Charles C. Ralls Post 2886 – Veterans Of Foreign Wars
WEBFederal Way VFW Post 2886, also known as Charles C Ralls Post, is a nonprofit organization of Veterans of Foreign Wars. We help to provide resources and assistance to military (active and retired) veterans and their families.
One Hundred Years Ago, a Four-Day Race Riot Engulfed Washington, D.C.
WEBJul 17, 2019 — The D.C. police quickly arrested Charles Ralls, a black man, for the alleged attack, but the tale quickly grew taller with each telling, a game of racist telephone that turned what was at...
Washington race riot of 1919 - Wikipedia
WEBCharles Ralls was found that Saturday evening as David Krugler wrote in his book: 1919, The Year of Racial Violence, The mob spotted Ralls walking with his wife and began beating them. The couple broke free and bolted home, shots ringing out behind them.
1919 D.C. race riot: The violence that left 40 dead was 'aided and ...
WEBJul 15, 2019 — In 1919, weeks of hysteria ginned up by D.C.'s newspapers led to a riot that left as many as 39 dead and put two black men in prison for crimes they likely did not commit.
Judge Charles C Ralls (1904-1979) - Find a Grave Memorial
WEBCharles C. Ralls, 75, a former national commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and state and regional civil-defense director, died yesterday. He was a candidate for governor in 1950 and retired Northeast District Court judge.
VFW Post 2886 - Bluepages
WEBVFW Post 2886, also known as Charles C Ralls Post, is a Veterans of Foreign Wars post located at 848 South 320th Street, Federal Way, Washington. The post features funeral honors and the Voice of Democracy scholarship program.
Red Summer Race Riot in Washington, 1919 - Boundary Stones
WEBApr 18, 2017 — Rumors began to circulate that police had picked up Charles Ralls, a black man from the city’s primarily African-American Southwest quadrant, but had released him after questioning.
July 19, 1919: White Mobs in Uniform Attack African Americans — …
WEBThe mob was retaliating against an alleged assault of a white woman, Elsie Stephnick, by a Black man, Charles Ralls. Elsie’s husband was a white, civilian employee of the navy. Hundreds of white sailors, soldiers, and marines formed “a mob in uniform.” Charles Ralls was found late Saturday evening.
Charles C. Ralls (born March 29, 1904), American lawyer - Prabook
WEBRalls, Charles C. was born on March 29, 1904 in Missoula, Montana, United States. Son of Claude and Frances (Kasper) Ralls. Education Bachelor of Laws, Gonzaga University, 1930. Career Admitted to Washington bar, and since practiced in Seattle. Special assistant attorney general State of Washington.
Charles C. Ralls for National Commander of the VFW
WEBVFW Washington Department's Jack Gordon put together this 16 page booklet for the 51st Annual Encampment to promote Seattle Marine Corps vet Charles C. Ralls for National Commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars.