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Stephanie St. Clair Hired Bumpy Johnson — The Harlem Numbers War That Left 40 Dead

A Female Numbers Queen HIRED Bumpy Johnson to Fight the Mob — She Started a WAR That Killed 40 Men 1930s Harlem was running on the numbers game—until Dutch Schultz tried to take it. Stephanie St. Clair, the most powerful numbers banker in Harlem, refused to sell… and hired a young enforcer named Bumpy Johnson. What followed became the Harlem Numbers War, a brutal underground conflict that reportedly left 40 men dead. In this video, we break down: Who Stephanie St. Clair (Madame Queen) really was Why Dutch Schultz targeted Harlem’s numbers empire How Bumpy Johnson became a legend through strategy, fear, and precision The newspaper ads, street intelligence network, and the federal pressure that ended the war If you enjoy Harlem history, American gangster stories, and true crime documentaries, subscribe for more. #BumpyJohnson #StephanieStClair #DutchSchultz #Harlem #TrueCrime #GangsterHistory #HarlemRenaissance Chapters 00:00 The Numbers Queen’s Problem 01:10 What Was Harlem’s Numbers Game? 03:05 Dutch Schultz Enters Harlem 05:10 Who Was Stephanie St. Clair? 07:15 Stephanie Hires Bumpy Johnson 09:40 The First Message to Schultz 12:10 Psychological War in Harlem 15:20 Arson & Escalation 18:10 Harlem Rallies Behind Stephanie 21:30 Bounty on Stephanie St. Clair 24:10 The Secret Weapon (Doctor) 26:30 Federal Heat & The Turning Point 28:45 Aftermath: Legacy of Bumpy & Stephanie