- Titles Untitled press print (East St. Louis, Illinois—Police Drag Away Demonstrators) (Descriptive)
- Artist Jack January, American, 1910 - 1986@Distributed by, Associated Press, United States, est. 1846
- Medium gelatin silver print
- Dimensions 8 1/8 x 10 in. (20.6 x 25.4 cm)
- Credit Line Gift of Jo C. Tartt, 2015.17
- Work Type photograph
- Classification Photographs
- Inscription Printed in blue pen on verso, top center: Segregation, East St. Louis, Ill. Stamped in red ink on verso, center: NOTICE / [illegible] is the property of the Associated / [illegible] may be used only for the purposes / [illegible] authorized by the owner. [illegible] / [illegible] rented or loaned, or used [illegible] / [illegible] purposes or for the purposes of [illegible] / The following credit must be printed with / each reproduction of this picture: / ASSOCIATED PRESS / WIREPHOTO / REG. U.S. PATENT OFFICE Stamped in green ink on verso, lower center: PROPERTY OF / NEWSPAPER DIVISION / AUG 1963 / FIELD ENTERPRISES INC. Printed in pencil on verso, lower right: 750 Recto, caption printed along bottom of photograph: SW 1 EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL. AUG.15—POLICE DRAG AWAY DEMONSTRATORS** East St. Louis police carry out some of the 170 racial demonstrators who covered the floor of the First National Bank today. The protest, which started quietly, got out of hand and local police called for help from Illinois State Police and the St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office. The demonstrators were booked for assembling unlawfully in a mob form. It was a continuation of protests which began several weeks ago at some local banks, which the demonstrators claim are racially biased in hiring. (SEE WIRE STORY) (AP WIREPHOTO) (tp51555P-D) 1963
- Provenance Jo C. Tartt, Jr., Warrenton, Virginia; 2015 gift to the Birmingham Museum of Art