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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1920
Page
3
A trial concluded with four defendants from Ueland found guilty in a Te death case. The court handed down sentences including the death penalty for one and additional penalties for the others.
Informal brides party and luncheon at Wolcott Street home hosted by Mrs A B Bigin during a morning gathering. Mahoney cabin plans in mountains with auction bridge and refreshments by Mrs Jeremiah Mahoney. Mrs W A Blackmore hosted an afternoon event for Mrs J L Craig with Rev Moses I in attendance. Mrs C B Manbeck and Miss Vera Manbeck Funck visiting from Alton and hosted by old friends. A N Spurlock visiting R H Nichols home. Natrona County Pioneers to picnic at Garden Creek area with transport from public library. Delphian Club to discuss state federation hosting duties and plan a supper meeting for new teachers and businesswomen.
Miss Ulrich of Cheyenne visits Cas ter trivvids on the way from Pinedale for vacation. Mrs. W. H. Walker and Alderman of Frank Construction tour Denver and return. Alfred Vobs, John Jenson, and others depart for Des Moines and Billings. Several guests from Wichita, Indiana, Illinois, and Denver appear for events and ball tournaments.
Testimony shows banks and individuals loaned the Republican committee before Reed's inquiry. Loans totaled 231000 from Liberty National Bank New York First National Bank Brown Continental and Commercial National Bank Chicago Chayn National Bank New York Crocker National Bank San Francisco and individuals Walter S Dickey Free W Upham. Upham denied that special interests funded the campaign and questioned efforts to control federal law with money. Reed noted bayonets are cheap in response.
In Columbus on August 1 Governor Cox said statements by Will Hays alleging no policy of excess contributions are false. He cited an alleged Republican document claiming fund drives above 600000 and a 100000 minimum for cities like St Louis Cleveland and Detroit to prove his point. Cox asserted Hays is trapped by his own testimony.
Congressman Britten of Hinsdale accused Britain of funding the aid program and spoke to the Senate about the alleged rat involvement in the funding scheme. The August report from Chicago cites United Press on the senate testimony.
A committee member stated there was no evidence of a fund for party propaganda but acknowledged evidence of a large sum for Democratic propaganda. He called his five statement a wild set of half truths.
Caspers rodeo features multiple events with purses ranging from 5 to 600 dollars. Highlights include bareback, steer roping, bucking horses, wild horse races, and a final exhibition ride, with daily purses and special prizes across the program. Local riders like Jack Brown target the bucking horse Stranger for a 600 dollar prize each day of the Stampede.
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