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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1924

Page

7

Prisoner Flight and Moll Hawk in The Guilty Wagon

In a tense frontier scene, Moll Hawk travels with sheriff’s escort and the hawk-eyed Martin Hawk to town after Jasper Suggs is killed. Kenneth Gwynne agrees to defend Moll while Rachel Carter faces a web of danger and hidden loyalties. Moll and Gwynne weigh threats, loyalties, and a plan to shield Miss Gwyn.

Moll Hawk Cyrus Allen Jasper Suggs Martin Hawk Rachel Carter Moll Gwyn Rearly Shalf Martin Barry Lapette Lapelle Jack Trentman Kenneth Gwynne Kenneth Kenneth Myynne Viola Suggs Tie Mort Tlank Isaac Stain Hawk Zachariah Scudder le Hat Sherif Mel Gwynne Cali Mr. Gwynne Miss Hawk Ma Gwynne Viola Gwyn Shurteff le Grange Vildy Gwynef

Duel Threats Stir Town as Gwynne Refuses to Fight

Kenneth Gwynne declines a duel with Barry Lapelle over a stock theft dispute. Meanwhile trader Jack Trentman warns Lapelle ofMartin Hawk’s jail status and gauges Lapelle’s ties to a larger stock-running scheme, as Gwynne confronts danger and local factions move.

Hawk Treatman Martin Hawk Hillvyer Trentman Lafayette Gwynne Tom Barry Lapelle Kenneth Lapelle Barry Jack Ile Moll Hawk Revere Martin Suggs

Hat sale sparks widow’s grief in witty riposte

In a Boston Transcript quip a widow jokes that her late husband would go wild over a hat yet die from the bill, highlighting a sharp burst of social humor about mourning and fashion.

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