Bender and Dunn clash as murder mystery unfolds on ranch
Wealthy cattleman Billy Wheeler arrives at Horse Dunns ranch drawn into a murder mystery. Enemies threaten the ranch while Dunn, the sheriff, and allies chase clues from Short Creek to Inspiration. Marian, Dunns niece, remains distant as tension peaks with gunplay and a missing saddle.
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Dunn
Marian
Link Bender
Pinto Halliday
Sam Caldwell
Val Douglas
Tulare Callahan
Short Creek
Walt Amos
Amos
the Kid
Cayuse Cayetano
Bender
Old Man
Coffee
Arizona
Bob Flagg
Kid Bender
Kid
Sheriff and Wheeler face off in tense county hearing
In a crowded justice room Horse Dunn faces Sheriff Amos as Billy Wheeler fights charges after a pistol shot at Short Creek. Marian Dunn watches, while Gil Baker Val Douglas and others testifying hint at deeper cattle war. The judge considers bail as the case heads to district court.
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Yellow Medicine Flats
Steve Hurley
Tulare Callahan
Slinkard’s Hole
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Marian
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Wheeler
Shafer
Link Bender
Rafe Deane
Pinto Halliday
Bob Flagg
William Wheeler
Democratic Committee
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Walt Amos
Short Crick
Kid Bender
Bender
Halliday
Short Creek
Miss Dunn
Marian Dunn
Fountain Pens and Altitude Challenge by Airline Official
An airline official explains fountain pen leakage at high altitude. He notes modern pens still spurt ink when opened above 5,000 feet due to internal pressure, while transport planes often fly above 8,000 feet, a condition causing many pens to leak and be discarded.
Trinidad Gold Found Near Raleigh Diggings 1595 Scene
The article notes Sir Walter Raleigh explored Trinidad for gold in 1595 without success. Three centuries later gold was discovered nearby in large quantities near the original digging area.
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Trinidad
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Treasury vaudeville over tax probes sparks resignations
A Washington tirade critiques Treasury officials Morrison Shafroth and Russell L Ryan as honest reformers quit amid a tax probe show. The columnist describes the hearings as public spectacle, claims political retaliation, and condemns interlocked corporate boards probed by the Federal Power Commission. The piece also mocks Senate handling of Justice Hugo Black’s Klux Klan ties and laments partisan bias in nominations.
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Huey Long
Louisiana
Magill
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Paxson
Hugo Black
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Western Newspaper Union
Household Questions Potatoes for Short Cakes
Hot boiled mashed white potatoes save flour and shortening in short cakes and puddings. Enamel sinks clean with kerosene. Dry clothes before washing to save money. Eggs in tomatoes bake with butter and seasonings. Rinse polishing dusters in soapy water. Strain starch to avoid lumps. Remove scorch marks with onion juice fulers earth soap and vinegar paste. Peel onions by hot water. WNU Service.
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