Mountaineer Justice Frees Tiger Jim After Tearful Trial
Old Job Dawson, judge in a Wyoming rough country, presided over a dramatic trial in a gulch. Tiger Jim, accused of horse theft, confessed with a broken heart as he pleaded for his mother and pledged truth, earning release under a promise to return to his mother and live upright.
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