|date=November 6, 1924 |title=Victories by Klan Feature Election – Order Elects Senators in Oklahoma and Colorado, Governors in Kansas, Indiana, Colorado – All on Republican Ticket – Only Setback for Ku Klux Was Triumph of Mrs. Ferguson as Democratic Governor of Texas |url=https://nyti.ms/3m8mSPo |language=en-US |volume=74 |issue=24388 |page=1 (column 7) & p. 3 |access-date=August 13, 2021 |via=TimesMachine |url-access=subscription }} . (U.S. Newsstream database). . (U.S. Newsstream database). (U.S. Newsstream database). (U.S. Newsstream database). Books, journals, magazines, papers, websites (article). (publication); (article). . , , . , ; ; . ; . (publication); (article). , , . (jacksonianamerica.com is a website maintained by the author) ; ; . ; ; . "Justice Hugo Black explained in a 5–4 decision why this wall did not stand in the way of a New Jersey law covering the bus fares of Catholic-school students. (This article appeared in the United States section of the print edition under the headline "Cross Roads"). ; ; . , , . ; (full set, Vol. 23); (Vol. 23). (article). ; ; . ; ; . , , . . ; . (reprint from an earlier post → ). . → Subtitle: "In the 1920s, during what historians call the KKK's 'second wave,' Klan members served in all levels of American government." , , . (see ). ; (article). , , . , , . ; ; . ; (full set); (Vol. 1); . ; ; . , , . → . (publication). , , . ; ; . ; ("Political Party Platforms"). ; ; . Government and genealogical archives . Sources by the Klan or known exponents of the Klan (microfilm & digital); . → Printed secretly in the office of the Pulaski Citizen by its publisher, Lapsley D. McCord (1847–1920) (Horn). → This copy of the Prescript'' was formerly the property of Col. Martin Luther Stansel (1822–1902), a lawyer from Pickens County, Alabama, and one of the organizers of the original Ku Klux Klan → reprinted 1903 → revised 1904 → ; . Political history of the United States United States politics-related lists Anti-Catholicism in the United States Antisemitism in the United States History of racism in the United States