[2] The members of this staff, with the previous training and experience of each, are listed in the Appendix, [p. 653].
[3] In the final revision of the report, the Commission decided that the police statistics were, as a rule, too unreliable to be made a basis of conclusions.
[4] Pages infra.
[5] Carl Sandburg, The Chicago Race Riots, chap, i, p. 1. Harcourt, Brace & Howe.
[6] Thirty-first, Thirty-fifth, and Thirty-ninth streets are chosen for special notice because these are transfer points for north and south cars to east and west lines. The figures given are for the first three days of the riot only. Other days showed too few injuries to allow accurate conclusions.
[7] Figures compiled from police reports, state's attorney reports, hospital reports, and Olivet Baptist Church reports.
[8] Testimony before the coroner's jury.
[9] Chief of Police Garrity was out of the city at the time the riot began on Sunday, but returned on Monday.
[10] For brief description of cases see [Appendix].
[11] Redding had admitted having shot Rose, and evidence against others for their participation in the killing, while not conclusive, was rather convincing.