Winter Range tragedy at Bar Hook ranch inquest ends
Kentucky Jones attends inquest into banker John Mason's death at Bar Hook ranch. Jean Ragland, daughter of Bar Hook owner, discreetly passes the bullet said to have killed Mason. The Mason verdict cites accidental death. Tense ranch dispute follows with Ragland, Elliot, and Bar Hook staff amid suspicions and a later murder of Zack Sanders.
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Campo Ragland
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Killen
Kentucky
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Bar Bock
Lee Bishop
Ragland
Bill McCord
Elliot
Bishop
Tones
Zack Sanders
Bar Hook Cook
Sheriff reveals Mason was murdered not by own gun
In chapter six, Sheriff Floyd Hopper discloses Mason was killed by two shots from a gun with a higher caliber than Zack Sanders. He explains the inquest erred, Mason’s death was a murder, and the suspect is closer to home, tying to Campo Ragland and the surrounding tension at Wolf Beach.
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Campe
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Sheriff Hopper
Inquest Tension Builds On Waterman Ranch
Tension rises at the Bar Hook as Sheriff Floyd Hopper presses Campo Ragland and Kentucky Jones for clues about Mason and Sanders deaths. Joe St Marie trembles under scrutiny after a mysterious gunshot near the corral, and Ragland confronts Hopper about holding back information while the hunt for a killer tightens around the ranch.
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Jones
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Adlos
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Lloyd
Campe
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Ployd
Waterman
Ricky
Financial Strains in 1936 Senate Inquiry Sparks Lobby Probe
In 1936 the U S deficit neared 3 5 billion while revenues barely matched normal costs and interest payments fell as rates dropped The Roosevelt era tax and spending policy faces scrutiny with calls for a broader lobbyist investigation triggered by Representative Brewster and Senator Black as both chambers sharpen probes into influence on legislation and the role of utility lobbyists.
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