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[Klan ephemera, 1925-1970, n.d. miscellaneous]
[Research correspondence and ephemera (1970)]
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CHIPPEWA COUNTY COURT CHIPPEWA FALLS, WISCONSIN MARSHALL NORSENG HELEN DOEBLER JUDGE REGISTER IN PROBATE October 19, 1970 HAROLD J. CONNOLLY REPORTER Mr. John A. Turcheneske Rural Route 1 River Falls, Wisconsin Dear Sir: Mr. Potter, Clerk of Court, showed me your letter addressed to him requesting information about the Ku Klux Klan, Pat Malone and other particular members, and their activities. I suggest that you write to Attorney David Raihle, Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. I believe he has some of the original records of the Klan in this area and he might be of some help to you. As a personal note, I lived in River Falls until 1929. I remember that in the late 20's the Klan had a meeting house at River Falls on Lewis Street (West Side) about four blocks north of the old hospital, and Pat Malone would come to conduct the'ervices." It seems to me that he usually wore the clerical collar and usually had with him a bodyguard as he walked up the street. Please give my greetings to your mentor, Walker Wyman. Tell him that I met some beautiful lady in Madison the other day and she made inquiry about his recent book on the logging days. Yours very truly, MARSHALL NORSENG County Judge MN:hc
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