South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 280, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 October 1921 — Page 26

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Officials Believe Congress Has Power to 'Break' Klan

WASHINGTON. Oct. . Tongrcss and the federal courts can Irvak n; the Ku Klux Klar., numbering 7 0 . -000 members. Thig i.-? the conviction of government ofticial. following newspaper exposures of the Ku Klux Klan and preliminary investigations by the department of justice and the pcstofflce department. P'ederal action against the Knights of the Ku Klux K!an probably will be based on these specific charges made by the KlanV opponents: That the "Invisible Empire" of the K. K. K. ia setting up a government within the trover nment. That the K. K. K. is inciting religious, racial and class hatred. That the K. K. K.'s program if

an attack on individual freedom and personal rights a? guaranteed by the constitution. Of the charge? against the Ku Klux Klan, which prompt government investigation, this is the chief one: While the K. K. K. claims that

it"? purpose is "maintenane of white supremacy," the Klan's ritual ask? question, of applicants which indicate that the organization is against Jews. Catholic. Masons, negroes and the foreisn-born. Members of t?ic Klan, it is ehmge.l, aio bound by oath to obey w'tlvwit question all ordeis of the head, ki own as the "Iir.perial Wizard." Such an oath itnperils undivided allegiance to the United States government.

that it is pa.ir.cr beyond control of it.i heads. Tlie original Ku Klux Klin is be-

i liev. d to have siartcd in l'uia.-ki.

Tnr... in lSjj. Its early activity .s wire directed against. negroes in southern polices and "earpt-bag-g rs" from the rorth wb. i fioo le i the south after the Civil war. It was broken up Aril J1. 1S71, l.v tlie Kr. forcen'.ent Act. pa:sei by congrtss, popularly known as the Ku K!ux lvlan Act or Force Hill. Thi

lac", gave fc-dml courts jurisdiction

oer all I. K. K. case?. It empowred the president to employ military

'crces and to suspend the writ of j habeas corpus during' K. K. K. disc iders. It a!o v-arred from juries, j in Ku Klux case? all Klan members. This art speedily checked the rowth of the K. K. K. and grad

ually caused il to die out.

FORD ASKS RAISE FOR U. S. JUDGK3

DKTROIT. Mich.. Oct. . Vastly higher salaries for the United tate judces as a srte; to speed the V i "g-re.-s to a "new era" was proptsed by H nry Ford in a Ftatcment to tho l.'nited Press today. I'ord wants supreme court justices to be paid $73,000 annually with no lesser federal judge receiving a salary below J2n.0P.fi. Judges then would be "secure from the r' nt-

Seizure, trial and punishment of whom thpv mlshi bA c,:(1 upon"to any resident of tue I nited States, by I , .. ;. intfnh?v m,n,lf.1(.

any except legally cor.stitutea autnerities s'uch as polio1 and court otflcers. is a violation of Articles IV. V and T of the national constitution. Any movement for exile or sup-

turer .a id. A nation-wide campaign with newspaper advertising a? on of ?h moves is planned by Ford in i I-veca-i-y cf his pi. m. He feels that to make the issue a dominant one

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Union Trust Company Safe l)eiosJt Hoses with facilities for the privacy of cifs-

pression of individuals because of their racial origin or relitriou belief 13 a violation of Articles I. XIII and XV of the constitution.

ner.ee. renerai aumonues siy ine ; qik pn M.-,ry f,f Unglar.d !s 54 years can take legal action against the Ku j nf rir.. Klux Klan and its officers and mem- i ...

here ,if charges that have been made ; are confirmed by investigations. The K. K. K. has four deprreo? of memberrhip. initiation fee being- $U- , a degree. ' About 700.000 nre believed to have joined the Klan since its reorganization Oct. 25. Ir.i- j atJon fees are estimated all the way , from $7.000.000 to HO. 000,000. The K. K. K. a!o make? rt profit , ou the uniforms and regalia which It sells to members. William Joseph Simmons, of At- 1 Ianta. Ga.. is th present had of i the K K. K. His title is "Imperial '; Wizard" and h operates from the "Imperial Palace of the Invisible 1 Empire." Simmons and others resurrect- ! ed the K. K. K. in 101" and !rnr- i

Union Shoe Company 223 So. Michigan St.

poratM it under the liws of OrTgi... j " v JV - . -Wj-U V The Klin has a women's auxili iry. j. :' mjl fl i JJ J . Klan officia's dir-la'm most of th" ' l 'l'l' r r"4 vI:w, ;x;'V'

charges made acr.mrt th-m. rney i f.J.r. 7 f claim th.t th'-ir rial purpose is "pure , Tfi r;tJ-..J H

Americanism" and that thy really j 7 r f-'.StS

svrk enforcement of exi.-'ir.c laws. The orcan !zat ion has gotten so Kl-

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