Kayla Seaman hails from the Flathead Valley, where in the late 1800s her family homesteaded. As a small child, Kayla showed marked interest in the horses pasturing in the meadow across the road from her home.
The sedition law said that anyone who said or wrote anything in wartime that was “disloyal, profane, violent, scurrilous, contemptuous, slurring or abusive” about the United States was guilty.
