Duane Faces Poggin as Love and Blood Drift On
In a brutal bank confrontation Duane Storms Poggin to save Ray Longstreth and resolve his own ruthless rise as a gunman. Amid the deadly showdown he reels from love, guilt, and the pull of a violent destiny.
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Poggin
Dunne
Cain
Ray Longstreth
Duane
Tie
Buck Duane Returns Home to Love and New Hope
Duane recovers from grave wounds and is welcomed back to Wellston. Miss Longstreth nurses him as his mother confronts the past, while Duane faces old enemies and the threat of his bloodthirsty impulse. Ray Longstreth offers a future in Louisiana, proposing marriage and a new life away from Texas.
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Duane
MaucNelly
Poggin
MacNelly
Fletcher
Colonel Longstreth
Louisiana
Southwest
Buck Duane
Texas
Rangers
Wellston
White House
Puane
Jim
Uncle Jim
Buck
Miss Longstreth
Nueces
Rio Grande
Ray
Val Verde
Rayl
Kakapo Snare Method Captures New Zealand Parrots
In dusk to dawn, Maori hunters use tame call kakapos tied to sticks to lure flocks. Perches are fixed to huts with flax bound nooses ready to drop, capturing parrots as they land. Screams alert, birds descend, and hunters seize them. Dead birds are tossed aside.
Religion Sparks Disorder Charge On Midnight Outburst
In a Mill River district incident, Uncle Rasmus faced a peace disturbance complaint after running and shouting at 1:30 a.m. He claimed religion caused his behavior, prompting the judge to challenge the notion while Rasmus defended his faith and defiance. Officer Mort Rudolph described the scene as a loud, disruptive midnight act.
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Rasmus
Mort Rudolph
Mill River
Out of It and Bound to Peace Bonds in Boston Tale
A playful exchange from the Boston Transcript features a man named Rastus declaring he cannot join the army because his wife has caused him to be placed on peace bonds. He insists he cannot fight, citing legal restraint as the reason. The humor rests on the clash between duty and domestic trouble.
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Rastus
Boston Transcript
Violinist Praised by Mrs Cumrox in Local Banter
Mrs Cumrox extols a celebrated violinist while her husband jokes about preferring film to the musician. The dialogue hints at social routines and cultural tastes in a domestic setting.
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