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The Border Wireless (1918)
Cowhand Steve Ransom discovers that German spies are operating along Mexican border, relaying their radio messages into Mexico and thus on to Germany. The spies learn that Steve is a fugitive from American justice.
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Cowhand Steve Ransom discovers that German spies are operating along Mexican border, relaying their radio messages into Mexico and thus on to Germany. The spies learn that Steve is a fugitive from American justice.
Rating:NR
Genre:Action, Western
Written By:C. Gardner Sullivan
In Theaters:10/6/1918
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:William S. Hart Productions
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