Dusty King and Lew Gordon Face Ben Thorpe Standoff
In Ogallala Dusty King and Lew Gordon weigh a final plan to stop Ben Thorpe's growing cattle empire. The looming auction of Crying Wolf grazing rights could decide north Texas dominance and seal a centuries-long feud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Lew
Land Grabbing Bid Sparks Crying Wolf Auction
Dusty King and Bill Roper drive a bold bid against Ben Thorpe to secure the Crying Wolf lands in Ogallala. The federal auction, under Indian Department authority, shifts control and tests Thorpe’s reach as rivals push to outbid and outlast in a high-stakes cattle country showdown. The bid climbs to cash-on-delivery gold, threatening Thorpe’s grip as the room sours with tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasham
Lew Gordon
Cleve
Tanner
Big Bend
Dusty King
Ben Thorpe
Bill Roper
Lew
King Gordon
Sedalia
Bill
Ogallala
Dusty
Mr. King
King
Roper
Cleve Tanner
Texas
Indian Department
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Thorpe
Dusy King
Walk Lasham
Wells Fargo
Mr. Thorpe
Biller
Right of the Accused in Roman and English Law
The right of an accused to confront accusers traces to imperial Rome and St. Paul in Acts XXV. It influenced English law after Edward VI and was not original to the U S Constitution. Festus the Roman procurator in Jerusalem insisted that the accused face their accusers before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
St. Paul
Festus
Judea
Paul
Jerusalem
England
Edward VI
Man's Will Quote Highlights Duty and Resolve
Brief reflection notes that a man can do what he ought to do and that inability means a lack of will rather than capability, attributed to Froude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froude
Cicero
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Alan LE May
Gordon
Abilene
Crick
Dave
Bob Henry
Tularosa
Tetons
Beit
Kansas City
Verity
Shortgrass Country
Chisholm Trail
Benies
J. Fuller
Jerry Link
Widow Brown
Jed Moore
Jed
Aphis
Deen