Ku Klux Klan Ousted From Kansas by Supreme Court
The Kansas Supreme Court upheld the state plea that the Ku Klux Klan operates for profit and requires a charter. The decision ends the two year clash between state authorities and the hooded order, outlawing the Klan in Kansas unless a charter is granted by the state charter board. The suit was filed Nov. 21, 1924, at Gov. Allen’s direction and involves whether the Klan is a benevolent group or a for profit corporation.
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Topeka
Kan
Ku Klux Klan
Supreme Court of Kansas
State
Supreme Court
Kansas
Atty
Charles B. Griffith
Hooded Order
State Charter Board
State Bank
Richard J. Hopkins
Henny J. Allen
Stat Charter Board
Mrs H W Wood Ill On Sick List In Lake Fremont
Mrs H W Wood is on the sick list at present. Mr and Mrs Homer Sharar and baby are visiting Mrs Wiley Van Eman at Estherville.
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H. W. Wood
Homer Sharar
Baby
Wiley van Eman
Estherville
Rural group aids town in joint M W A and R N A installation
The rural members of the R N A and M W A joined town members for a seven o clock supper and joint installation on Thursday evening January 8. Dr Gardner installed the M W A and Mrs R W Swenberg the R N A. Mr and Mrs Alexander of Huntington attended and treated the crowd to music after the ceremonies. Mr and Mrs Paul Weir were visitors at the hall last Thursday evening. Mrs Anna Asp visited her sister Mrs Hazel Zeimer last week and attended the R N A installation.
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Farm Bureau
Ladies Aid
Olson
Clara Quaie
Lund
Rake
Alex Lewis
Blanche Buckman
Birney Hospital
Estherville
Arthur Erickson
Rbrkcelyn
Minn
Superior
Theo Erickson
Jefferson Barracks
San Francisco
Cal
Harry Wamburg
Oscar Erickson
Thor Erickson
Will Erickson
Chris Erickson
Martin and
Carl Sa Inn
Brivelyn
Butikty
Harry Wambang
Ed. McMullen
Blue Earth
Elmer Chambers
Chas. Brandt
Dolliver
Arlene Marie
Lynn Silcox
Levi Larson
Huntington
Chas. Jackman
Jay Beal
Milan
M. H. Silcox
Chas. Logue
KE. Logue
J. H. Willey and Son
Kathryne
Naomi Jackson
F. A. Silcox
Adelaide
M. L. Larson
Lionel Headley
Triumph
E. C. Headley
Fairmont
Bishop Taylor
Dunnell M. E
Lake Fremont
L. J. Anderson
Paul Weir
Anna Asp
Hazel Zeimer
Iowa Engineer Gains 31 Pounds
Milo A. Dickerson of Valley Junction Iowa reports a dramatic health turn thanks to Karnac After eleven years of stomach trouble including ulcers indigestion bloating heartburn and biliousness he claims Karnac restored his strength and weight from 160 to 192 pounds He praises the medicine as the key to his recovery with Estherville dealer J A Cummings listed Also appears lost pocketbook and local notices for sales and rentals.
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Milo A. Dickerson
Fifth St
Valley Junction
Iowa
Karnac
Estherville
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NAU Brothers
Beth
Bernice Lambert
Leopold and Jacobs
Chicago
John Percy
Percy
Ben Perkins
Eldora
Arnold's Park
Arnold’s Park
Shippers Association
Mary Spencer
Vera Ramacy
Percy Trowbridge
Waterloo
Mack Wade
Wade
Eagle Grove
Malven Wade
John Thomas
Milford
Arnaled’s Park
North Superior
McMullen
Blue Marth
Main
Bringle
Chris Wopling
Near Jackson
V. R
Suverior
Mro
Ala
Petersburg
Albert Brunsvold
Ole Nasby
Edwin Benson
L. O
Jackson
Simon Knutson
Otto Opheim
Dewey Hocking
Wm. Gage
Marie Aasby
J. ‘B. Jenson
Nils
Jenson
Burg
Anders
Hagbert Nasby
Immanuel Lutheran Church
North 4Th Street
Otis L. Lang
Lake
Fremont
ELEC
Milo Dickerson
Vindicator
West Side Grocery
Ladd
First Trust & Savings Bank
F. H. Rhodes
White
Plymouth Rock Roosters
Henry Hall
Maple Hill
7Th Street
Delco-Light Products
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