DT wasn't even born then. "That day, 1,000 Klansmen marched in Queens to decry the deaths of two Italian fascists in the city, The Times wrote. They'd earlier littered the streets with handbills accusing the police of beating "Native-born Protestant Americans," and called for residents to "take your stand in defense of the fundamental principles of your country."
"Liberty and Democracy have been trampled upon when native born Protestant Americans dare to organize to protect one flag, the American flag; one school, the public school, and one language, the English language; also when they march peaceably through the streets in honor of their forefathers," the handbills read, per The Times.
The Klansmen were met by some 100 policemen, and both parties clashed in a "free-for-all battle," The Times wrote. When the dust settled, Fred Trump was one of seven men arrested, per The Times."
