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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1921
Page
6
In a heated scene from The Wreckers Chapter XV, Collingwood accuses others and battles rage around graft and political plots. Norcross urges caution while warning of mounting danger as tensions among Upton Hatch and Sheila intensify.
Upton confronts Van Britt and Norcross over quitting plan amid fear of grafters. The pair clash about leadership, efficiency drives, and the future of Conway division, as Upton contemplates leaving after Sheila Macrae encounter and looming corporate pressure.
The passage depicts a looming strike by Hatch employees tied to a railroad consolidation and wage protests across towns. Cantrell challenges Norcross while the Mountaineer editor questions the executives, hinting at stockholder manipulation and market pressures from Uncle Breckinridge's circle. Vinnorcross pushes for a train hire and demands assurances and receipts as tensions rise.
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