Treachery Rides the Range (1936)

Carter and Barton, eager for profit from a new fur and buffalo meat contract, threaten the survival of local tribes who depend on the buffalo. By inciting tensions, they aim to provoke the Native Americans into breaking their treaty with the government. As chaos ensues, the situation escalates when the tribes capture the Colonel's daughter, using her as leverage in the conflict. This gripping tale explores themes of greed and survival amidst the looming threat of war. Written by Tony Fontana, it highlights the devastating consequences of betrayal and exploitation.