Buck Duane Becomes Ranger After Outlaw Years
Buck Duane, once an outlaw after killing Cal Blain in self defense, seeks pardon from Captain MacNelley of the Rangers. MacNelley offers a chance to join the Rangers to chase Cheseldine's gang and seals the deal with hopeful news that shifts Duane toward a lawman path.
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Governor's fury sparks vow to target Cheseldine gang
A heated exchange reveals the Governor condemning the band and a promise to organize action against Cheseldine's gang on the river if a pardon is granted. Reed loses temper, while the speaker stays calm and direct.
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Reed
Cheseldine
Jennie Reunites with Duane and Plans a Ranger Twist
Duane confronts Governor Stone and learns he will be pardoned on condition he becomes a Ranger. Jennie arrives, recognizes him, and she reveals a plan to force MacNelley to release him by buying his freedom. They vow to work together against Cheseldine’s gang.
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MacNelley
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Alloway
Hardin
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George Stone Reports on Notable Local Event
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