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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1922
Page
7
Kitty confronts Clay as Durand’s abrupt exit stirs suspicion about a bruise on the Westerner’s cheek and a hidden motive for leaving the depot. The porter overhears and reports misgivings about Durand while Kitty asserts she can handle her luggage and distances herself from Clay’s aid.
Clay, a cowpuncher from Arizona, buys a blue serge suit in Manhattan and, after a comic clash with a janitor, is invited into a stylish city home by a bold, riding-clad young woman. She hides the scene from a nearby policeman as a racy city meeting unfolds.
In New York Beatrice Whitford defies police suspicions by admitting Clay Lindsay, a western stranger, as her guest. The pair form a wary bond as her father Colin Whitford and Bromfield watch, while the law closes in and the visitor plots a getaway after a humorous suit caper.
A party touring Arizona witnesses a cattle roundup and a steer attack. Cowboy Lind saves a girl during the incident. Clay Lind, a range rider, plans a trip to New York where he meets Kitty Mason, an aspiring actress, and thwarts Jerry Durand a corrupt politician and ex fighter who targets her after a train quarrel.
A lone line shows a character named Clay predicting a sudden event within seconds, indicating tension or imminent disruption in the scene. The fragment implies urgency but provides no broader context or outcomes.
A letter reveals nostalgia for a past attachment with Miss Mainchance, now followed by a breach of promise lawsuit. The correspondent notes an attachment on his bank account as part of the dispute, highlighting a strained old relationship and ongoing legal action.
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