24 November 1914 Western 12 mins
Tom Jackson, a young man of good family, is elected sheriff. He is in love with Nell Turner, whose brother, Jack, is a reckless young fellow and belongs to a gang of bank robbers. Tom is popular and loves Nell dearly, while she returns his affections, and they have announced their engagement. Nell has a deep, sisterly love for her scapegrace brother Jack
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Tom Mix as Tom Jackson, the Scapegoat
Goldie Colwell as Nell, Tom's Sister
Leo D. Maloney as Jack Turner
United States 24 November 1914
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