This brief piece of correspondence shows how the Klan wanted revenge for the riot that happened in May. It also higlights what the Klan thought of Catholics in general. It was part of the negative reactions to the riot.

(Correspondence to Matthew Walsh, the president of Notre Dame...)

This letter warns of trouble if the students do not stay on campus. It was part of the negative reactions to the riot.

(Personal letter to Matthew Walsh, the president of Notre Dame, warning of hot lead)

The May 17-19, 1924 Notre Dame riots against the Ku Klux Klan were revolutions to ensure that the Klan would not take control of South Bend. Since this happened, the Klan's activity in the South Bend area became limited. Although negative reactions followed it, the riot proved that Notre Dame and anti-Klan forces would keep on fighting the Klan until the end of time.