Bowes Murray Sinclair and the Wreckers at Smoky Creek
McCloud the road superintendent pursues Sinclair and his gang after looting a wrecked train at Smoky Creek. Sinclair pleads innocence while McCloud discharges the crew and orders the wreckage burned. McCloud meets Dicksie Dunning and learns of whispered schemes tied to his promotion.
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Murray Sinclair
Smoky Creek
McCloud
Cauht Sinclair
Sinclair
Dicksie Dunning
Bha
Gordon Smith
Bucks
Mra
Dicksie Dunning Finds Love Amid Mountain Ranch Life
Betty arrives at Stone ranch with Puss Dunning, mother dies leaving baby Dicksie. Dick Dunning, famed rider, shelters grief over vast cattle ranch. Dicksie grows up spoiled, sent to a convent, returns to claim valley land and face future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Puss Dunning
Kentucky
Stone Ranch
Richard
Bridges
Medicine Bend
Dick Dunning
Puss
Yvery
Dicksie
Lance
Marion Sinclair's Millinery and a Tense Homefront Visit
In Medicine Bend's decayed Boney Street Marion Sinclair runs a millinery shop connected to her living quarters. McCloud, dining with a customer, faces a tense intrusion by Murray Sinclair, who bluntly asserts a strained, uneasy confrontation over past troubles and rival aims.
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Marion
Boney Street
Medicine Bend
Marion Sinclair
Front Street
Fort Street
George McCloud
Whispering Smith
Sinclair Time Elf
Dicksie Dunning
Mountain Division
Smoky Creek Bridge Burned in Mystery
McCloud learns of a dangerous rivalry with Sinclair as he pursues a line across Crawling Stone country. A tense exchange with Marlon and Dunning’s kin reveals covert plots while Rooney Lee delivers news: Smoky Creek bridge is burned and a crucial dispatch is missing, threatening the railroad venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smoky Creek Bridge
McCloud
Stone Ranch
Dicksie Dunning
Sinclair
Lance Dunning
Dunning
Smoky Creek
Dicksie
Rooney Lee
Rooney
Ganby
Phil Hailey
Hyde
Mountain Division
Glover
Medicine Bend
Tipton
Chicago
Mr. McCloud
Duck Bar
Point of Rocks
Lance Dunding
Bridge
Wiedmont
Tm Sory
Marion's
Forth Street
Marion
Lance
McClouud
Bucks
Rooney’ Lee
Smoky Creek bridge fire sparks hillside rail plot
President Bucks and Whispering Smith travel Mohawk valley after Callahan reports Smoky Creek bridge burn. Bucks and Smith discuss the motive while Callahan hints it may be Sinclair’s first blood, as plans shift toward the mountain tonight rather than Weber and Fields. Brown frets over Smoke signals and strategic delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooney
Reed
Brill Young
Smoky Creek Bridge
Callahan
Morris
Mountain Division
Bucks
Mohawk Valley
William C. Brown
Brown
Whispering Smith
West End
Gordon
Sinclair
Weber and Fields
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Trankil Spearman
Andre: Bowes
Marlon
Miss Dunning
Mr. Sinclair
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