Adventurous Curly and Mac in a Baguache misadventure
In a liquor fueled escapade Curly Fiandrau and his friend Mac drift into a horse thievery plot. They dispose of stolen stock in Baguache Aria while eluding a pursuing posse. Mac is killed. Curly is captured and wounded. Kate Cullison saves Curly from lynching. Curly is sent for by Cullison who seeks the outlaw Boapy Stone and learns Stone’s hold over Sam Cullison. Curly rescues Stone from a bear trap and uncovers Stone as Laura Londons’ rival Bam Cullison.
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Curly Fiandrau
Mac
Baguache
Aria
Curly
Luck Cullison
Cullson
Kate Cullison
Luck
Cullison
Boapy Stone
Flandraw
Sam
Cullinon
Bai
Soapy Stone
London Ranch
Bam Cullieon
Laura
Rts
Barth
Ti Ranch
Agua Caliente
Lnds
Saguacheo
Soapy
White
Saguache
Sam le
Bam
Sagunche
Bad Medicine at the Circle C Ranch
Curly, Sam Cullison, and Soapy face a web of loyalties at the Circle C ranch as Curly probes a conspiracy among Stone and Blackwell. A planned trip to Tin Cup, Laura London’s letter, and Sam’s attraction to Soapy test Curly’s resolve, while a looming confrontation May expose who truly guides the troubled youth.
Laura and Curly Clash Overpayment in Intriguing Scene
In a tense drawing room moment Laura explains Curly led her bear trope plan to bring a wounded man to the doctor. The Missouri host, displeased, departs with his daughter. Curly bets a ride to the horse ranch while Laura slips him a letter as payment for Billy Doo.
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Laura
Stone
Curly
Keno
Sam
Mia Chief
Curly Plays Sleuth in Muted Boston Transcript Riff
A fragmented note hints Curly as a sleuth amid a cryptic Boston Transcript debate. Troubled voices and sparse clues suggest a puzzle in a local investigative storyline. The piece centers on curiosity and a quiet chase through a city page.
Near Love Promises Await Elderly Benefactor
A Birmingham Age Herald fragment recalls a case described as near love where a beautiful young woman seeks affection from an elderly millionaire who would give $100,000 to secure the romance and prevent love's labor from being lost.
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Milllionaire
Birmingham Age Herald
Kind Lady, a Riddle of Ages and Money
The Boston Transcript quotes a child asking if Mr. Fulhouse is very old because he “raised his ante” last night. The proverb suggests many men distrust the Lord while a dollar remains in their pocket.
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William MacLeod Raine
Dillingham Company
Bad Bill
Blackwell
Kid
Cranston
Flandrau
Circle C
T’ Corty
Cullijon
Balt
Hse
Fiandran
Flandran
Sam Weent
Laura London
Callson
Pat Maten
Plana
Beapyle
Arizona
Pinckwell
Plandrau
Flandre
Circle GC
Mesa
Lote
Fiandraw
Boapy
Saguache Sentinel
Texas, Arizona & Pacific
Number 4
Tin Cup
Saguachée
St. Flandrav
Steve
Curty
Venthcal
Sleuth
CIA Cheeo
Accy Stee Doan
Si Pooter- Milmurn Col
Piille
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