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Bronson Tribune Promises Reform Through Nelson
Reginald Nelson, an Englishman, arrives in Bronson and rises to lead a reform movement. He teams with ministers Allan Rutledge and Albert Townley, exposes a corrupt circle led by Lawyer Graham and Roland Gregory, and launches the Bronson Tribune to champion Billy Sunday’s crusade and cleanse the city’s vice. A deadly confrontation between Nelson and Gregory ends with Gregory’s suicide and Nelson surviving, paving the way for Joy Graham to back a new reform paper.
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