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Deputy Sheriff Exchange, February 1923
A letter exchange between Washington State Klan founder, Luther I. Powell and the state Governor Louis Hart, in which Powell requests to be deputized. Feb., 1923. (Documents courtesy of the Louis Hart Papers. Washington State Archives. Box 2J-1-34, Folde
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KKK Telegram from Powell to the Governor, January 25, 1923
Telegram from Klan founder Luther I. Powell to Washington State Governor Louis Hart opposing an anti-KKK bill to prohibit the public wearing of masks. The bill passed. 1/25/23 (Documents courtesy of the Louis Hart Papers. Washington State Archives. Box 2
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Documents from the Anti-Catholic School Initiative 49, 1924
Copies of the Initiative, election results, and regional newspaper clippings.
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Newspaper Clippings from Pullman and Colfax
Newspaper clippings on Klan activities from the "Pullman Herald" and the pro-Klan "Colfax Gazette."
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Whatcom County Newspaper Clippings
Newspaper clippings on Klan activities from Whatcom County, from the "Bellingham Herald," the "Lynden Tribune," the "Bellingham Reveille," and the Klan's own newspaper, "Watcher on the Tower."
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Seattle-area Newspaper Clippings
Newspaper clippings from Seattle-area papers on Klan activities, from the "Bellevue American," "Issaquah Press," "Stanwood News," and "Seattle Times."
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Yakima County Newspaper Clippings
Newspaper clippings from Yakima County on Klan activities, from the "Yakima Daily Republic," the "Yakima Morning Herald," and the "Wapato Independent."
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