Roosevelt Returns to Hyde Park and Prepares in White House
President Roosevelt wraps up a summer tour and returns to Hyde Park before congress. He will spend time in Warm Springs and Washington, focusing on NRA in the White House blue room and continuing relief and public works efforts as drought and economic issues shape policy.
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Riots in Constantine Algeria Kill and Wound Many
Report notes Arabs in Constantine and nearby towns attacked Jewish neighbors in anti Semitic riots. The violence left many dead or wounded with casualties high and chaotic scenes across the city.
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Constantine
Wallows into Wyoming Cattle War As Wall Faces Outlaw Plot
Jim Wall, a young Wyoming cowpuncher, seeks a new field in the cattle industry. He meets Hank Hays who admits robbery ties and exposes Herrick who has hired gunfighters to steal cattle and money. Wall saves Hays by bluffing a gambler and then confronts Herrick’s ranch with Hays and two trusted men.
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A Cattle Crew Settle at a Valley Cabin Site
Jim and Wall join Hays and his four companions at a pine fringed valley ranch. They inspect the cabin, outbuildings, and a private corral while wary Jim weighs trust amid a wary crew including Mac Sparrowhawk Latimer Jeff Bridges and Smoky as they prepare to bunk on the porch and begin the days ahead.
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Bank Robber Wall Joins Star Ranch Boss
Jim Wall integrates into Herrick's Star ranch after revealing a bank and train robbery past. He learns Herrick plans a massive cattle heist involving Heeseman’s outfit and twelve thousand head, while Smoky and Hays plot a high-stakes scheme to seize cattle and broaden their hold in eastern Utah.
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