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A sergeant becomes torn between his Cherokee roots and his loyalty to the U.S. Army when he faces a 20-year prison sentence.
A sergeant becomes torn between his Cherokee roots and his loyalty to the U.S. Army when he faces a 20-year prison sentence.
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S6, EP17 "The Davey Baxter Story"When his wagon falls down a cliff, Davey Baxter's mother is killed, and his arm is crushed; the doctor is unavailable, so Chris Hale is the one forced to make the decision to amputate Davey's to save his life.
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S6, EP18 "The Johnny Masters Story"A sergeant becomes torn between his Cherokee roots and his loyalty to the U.S. Army when he faces a 20-year prison sentence.
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S6, EP19 "The Naomi Kaylor Story"Hawks rides to the Kaylor ranch to buy horses for the wagon train; he finds that the owner John Kaylor has just died.
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S6, EP20 "The Hollister John Garrison Story"Alcoholic Southerner Stevenson Drake becomes angry with John Hollister, who never joined the Confederate Army, and suspects John of trying to lure away his wife.
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S8, EP26 "The Jarbo Pierce Story"Charlie talks about his younger days in Pierce's Bend, when he worked for a rugged, God-fearing trading post operator (Rory Calhoun).
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S8, EP25 "The Silver Lady"Coop tells Hawks the story about the famed Earp brothers and a lady who perished in the wreck of a stagecoach hauling a cargo of sliver.
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S8, EP24 "The Indian Girl Story"Hawks refuses to turn an Indian girl over to Chief Crazy Bear, who wants to punish her for killing his son.
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S8, EP23 "The Katy Piper Story"Barnaby kills a masked bandit and is then guilt-stricken when he learns that his victim was a boy his own age.
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