Klark Kounty Klavern (Clark County, Wis.) incorporation papers, 1925-1930.

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Klark Kounty Klavern (Clark County, Wis.) incorporation papers, 1925-1930.

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Photocopies of records documenting the creation of an organization named the Klark Kounty Klavern in Clark County, Wis. The organization was formed December 1925. Records list officers of the organization, capital stock paid, and the nature of the business conducted. The organization is assumed to be affiliated with the Ku Klux Klan.

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University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, McIntyre Library

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