Red Range Chapter Summary of a Western Serial
Don Cameron, fleeing suspicion as the Comanche Linn, works with Ca tambo Vear for Topeka Tenison at the Broken Wheel ranch. Marshal Nevil Lowe pursues him while Lowe’s sister Janet is entangled with the Tent sons. After clashing with Megeath’s men and rescuing Janet, Cameron learns the Graceys were injured and their father killed, complicating loyalties as he heads to town for medical aid under orders to reveal nothing about Monk Irby.
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Don Cameron
Caramba Vear
Topeka Tenison
Nevil Lowe
Tivan
Johnson
Lowe
Janet
Boy
Thera
Tenison
Con
Catamba
Monk Irby
Megeath
Dad Paramore
Our Jaws
Broken Wheel
Irby
Coetambo
Janet Lowe
Graceys
Mr. Gracey
Mra. Gracey
Toeka
Janton
Gracey
Carmelita's
Onopa
Monk
Slash
Monks Irby
Gloomy
Plazita
Helligo Canyon
Can
Dan
Blackbeard
Latimer
Wheeler
Latimers
Ahi” Con
Topeka
Perch
Gale
Pilgrim
Goree
Topeka ‘Tenison
Ferch
Red Mesa
Johnny Dutch
Skeets
Caramba
Gorec
Antelope Springs
Onopa Showdown Drags Out in Broken Wheel Barroom
Constable Con faces danger and a looming Latimer threat as he probes clues to the Gracey murder. In a tense night at the cantina, a barroom brawl tests loyalties and signals to Topeka Tenison that trouble with Gloomy and Monk Irby may escalate. Janet Tenison offers cautious support as Con sticks to the plan and prepares for roundups.
Quote from Woodrow Wilson on peace and justice
The speaker declares the object is to vindicate peace and justice against autocratic power and to build among free self-governing peoples a concert of purposes and action to ensure observance of these principles worldwide.
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Woodrow Wilson
Tramp Knew He Wasn’t Addressing George Scene
A tramp along a country road pauses before a tavern sign reading George and the Dragon. He asks for shelter and clothes from the landlady, who refuses. He presses for a chance to speak to George, seeking aid.
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Tramp
George
Jengland
George and the
Fiction Increases Sore Report Elsewhere Quote
A fragmented quotation from Ovid about how fiction grows as narrators repeat what they hear, noting that each new teller adds material to the tale and distorts the original report.
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Ovid
Morale and the USO in wartime rally for support
The piece praises morale as a key battlefront, notes the USO’s expanded role supporting troops from Alaska to the Caribbean, and urges readers to donate. It highlights praise from officials including General MacArthur and directs contributions to local USO committees or the Empire State Building HQ in New York.
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General MacArthur
USO
National Headquarters
Empire State Building
New York
N. Y
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