Desperate bookie who loses heavily due to the fixed fight and murder.
A gang member imprisoned in the same cell as Brass Bancroft. Brass uses this encounter to learn information about the smuggling operation.
A ruthless gunman and accomplice to the bank robbery. After returning to town, he manipulates the townspeople against Cheyenne, framing him for the crimes and orchestrating further chaos to protect himself and his co-conspirators.
Husband of Liliane, attempts to recruit Lanyard for jewel theft.
Spike is one of Moranto’s former goons and Gladys’s partner. He and Gladys try to enter the racketeering business, target Sheila through Connie, and threaten Sheila for money. When Whitey and his men come to the rescue, Spike is shot and flees wounded. Pete later tracks him and discovers his connection to Sheila.
New York racketeer and primary antagonist, orchestrates Bartell's murder.
A forger who is part of the trio manipulating the divorce. He fabricates a letter to convince Gloria that Bill only married her for money, and later helps destroy the evidence Maisie uncovered.
Sheriff Ed Linton is the corrupt sheriff involved in the lawless conflict surrounding the freight-line rivalry. After Cole is framed for arson and later acquitted, an ambush brings the confrontation to a climax. Cole is forced to shoot the sheriff, along with another gunman, during the final violent encounter.
Mike Romero works for gangster Tony Mitchell and discovers that Betty Clarke is only pretending to be the daughter of the innocent man William Reardon convicted. He decides to blackmail Betty with the truth. His illegal activity becomes part of Click Stewart and William Reardon's plan to gather evidence against him and bring Tony's operation to justice.
Mike is Kitty's cousin. He brings her the news that she has lost her fortune, while also hoping to obtain maps of Arabian oil fields kept in the house. His attempt to get the plans drives an amusing subplot in which he and the other characters chase one another.
Bernard Nedell has 47 screen credits in a career dating back to 1916. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently Lone Wolf Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include The Man from Chicago, The Live Wire, Come Across. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 6 universes
