Invisible EmpireBy: Todd Warger In 1925, the KKK in Indiana was at the height of its influence, with one third of the state's population among its ranks. It was seen as a patriotic, pro working class organization. However, the case of Madge Oberholtzer would change that forever. Madge was a young, white, middle class Indiana resident who worked for D. C. Stephenson, a powerful politician in Indiana and former KKK Grand Dragon who led a coup dividing the Northern