Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 27, 1924, Page 5

THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1924 CONVENTION ‘DEAL’ AT CHICAGO BRED BY JENNINGS ON STAND tember 28, 1920, with a deposit of $100,000, presumably the proceeds from the $100,000 note, Baldwin said. He testified that in connection with the first loan $25,000, in government 3] bonds were delivered by Will H. ‘Wilbur Marsh, its former treasurer, and E. L. Doheny, who is said to have contributed to the 1920 cam- paign fund. Senator Spencer also caused a subpoena to be issued for John Walsh, a brother of Senator Walsh, and a Washington attorney. Hi refused to say what Mr. Walsh would be questioned about. “As is well known, they have been investigating him for two months,” Senator Walsh said when advised that a subpoena had been issued for his brother. INQUIRY MADE INTO REPUBLICAN DEFICIT Resuming its public’ hearings, the oil committee inquired first today into the methods employed to make up the deficit of the Republican na- tional committee after 1920 cam- While Al Jennings was waiting to tell his story about an ofl deal at the “1920 Republican national con- vention, the committee calied to the stand,Leroy W. Baldwin, president of the Empire Trust Company of New York City who told of loans to the Republican committee by that company aggregating $266,620 and of their repayment with interest over @ period of from two to three years, The first loan wag for $100,000 made on September 27, 1920. On January 21, 19: 560,000 of this am-' count was repa. 10,000 was repaid on April 18, 1921 and the balance ‘was paid on December 3, 1923. Another loan of $166,620 was made on April 25, 1922, a: was retired finally December 3, 1923. “We never had any collateral on any of these notes,” Baldwin said. ‘The $166,620 loan was repaid as fol- lows: ‘April 14, 1923, $80,333; February 21, 1923, $25,000; April 5, 1923, $25,- 000; November 21, 1923 $22,287 and the balance $14,000 on December 3, 1923." ‘The Republican national committee had a checking account opened Sep- MANY ORGANIZATIONS COME 10 SUPPORT OF MUSIC WEEK EVENT In addition to the musical or- ganizations which have pledged their support to music week in Cas- per, named in an article in Wednes- day's Tribune, are the Apollo club and the Standard Refinery orches- tra. The former having been organ- ized but a short time has won a high place in local musical circles. Much of the success of the Apollo club singers is attributed to the enthu- siasm of the director, A. V. Ritchie. The Standard Refinery orchestra, through {ts manager, Fred Holland, has announced its whole hearted support of music week and will be one of the organizations which will participate in the activities. = | FIRST COMPOUNDED THS REMEDY FOR MY OWN NEIGHBORS Hays, former chairman of the na- tional committee to Coleman Dupont, chairman of the Empire Trust board. ‘They were sold to help retire the $100,000 first loan. Baldwin was unable to say how all payments on the notes were made He said notes were given for the loans but asked who signed the notes, he replied. “I do not remember.” “Anybody except the committee?” asked Senator Walsh. ‘I do not think so. General Du’ pont, our president, recommended the loan to us and we took it upon his recommendation.” “Do you know anything about a payment of $75,000 or thereabouts by or from Harry F. Sinclair Yo shi re by Mr. Hayes for him?" ‘No sir." TWO ESCAPE JAIL ON TECHNICALITY OF LAW The use of the word “or” in the city narcotic ordinance {n place of the word “and” enabled Betty Rick- ards atd Tom Quinn to obtain their Uberty from a jail sentence last night. The ordinance prescribes that if found guilty the defendants may be fined from $50 to $190 “or” sen- tenced to jail for a not to ex- ceed 90 days. Miss Rickards and Quinn had been fined and paid their fines. Judge Murray also sentenced them to jail. When the discrepency in the ordinance was found out they were given their freedom. The city dads promise to amend this particular ordinance shortly so that 9 narcotic conviction will carry a jail sentence along with the ‘fine prescribed. Huerto Death Is Unconfirmed MEXICO CITY, March 27.—The report from New Orleans that Adolfo De La Huerta, rebel leader, . be Casper Dally Cridune has been lost at sea, while fleeing Mexico, lacks corroboration. Various rumors are in circulation as to the rebel chief's whereabouts, some stating that he has landed et Hinar Del Rio, Cuba, and others that he is in Yucatan or New Orleans. The only known fact is that he embarked on March 18 at Frontera aboard the small vessel Exploradcra. —— GRAND JURY PROBE OF BRIBE ACTIVITIES NOT NEEDED AT SHERIDAN SHERIDAN, Wyo., March 27.— Judge James H. Burgess of the dis- trict court here announced he had jecided not to call a grand jury to nvestigate the case of Frank R. Toy, former sheriff, whose resigna- tion occurred February 9 last, after charges of drunkenness and mis- conduct in office had been preferred against him by M. C. Wachtel, state law enforcement chief. The judge declared his confidence n the county prosecutor, John W. Songer, who today also announced his intention to prosecute Toy and any other law violators and declared —_—_——— TT “Merrily We Roll Along’’—But— Pa Sansiead children play hard and spend great energy. 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An immense number of investiga- ons by physicians all over the country showed that three people out of every four you meet lack 100 per cent iron in ther blood, Lack of iron in the biood is tne greatest of all devitalizing weak- nesses. It is the iron in your blood that enables you to get the nourish- ment out of your food. Without iron, nothing you eat does you any good. Your heart, lungs and kid- eys and all your vital organs get their nourishment from the blood stream, and when the blood ‘lacks iron and is thin pale, and watery, you may suffer from the symptoms of @ great number of diseases when the real’and true cause of all your {rouble is a lack of tron in’ the loo In the old days people often took metallic iron, which some physi- clans claim {8 not absorbed at all. In compounding Nuxated Iron I use the newer form of iron, which is like the iron in your blood and like the tron in spinach, lentils and ap- ples. 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