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Law of the Northwest is a 1943 American Western film directed by William Berke and starring Charles Starrett, Shirley Patterson and Arthur Hunnicutt.
With Charles Starrett, Shirley Patterson, Arthur Hunnicutt, Stanley Brown. Learning that the Alaskan Highway will pass thirty miles from town, the citizens of Moose Horn, Canada decide to build a connecting road which will permit them to transport tungsten from their mines in large quantities.
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- Drama, Western
- William Berke
- 1943-05-27
In Law of the Northwest, Steve King (Starrett) supervises a road-construction project designed to transport war materials to the Aleutians. Problems arise when a crooked contractor decides that his interests are more important than the war effort.
- William Berke
- Columbia Pictures
In Law of the Northwest, Steve King (Starrett) supervises a road-construction project designed to transport war materials to the Aleutians. Problems arise when a crooked contractor decides that his interests are more important than the war effort.
Law of the Northwest. Summaries. Learning that the Alaskan Highway will pass thirty miles from town, the citizens of Moose Horn, Canada decide to build a connecting road which will permit them to transport tungsten from their mines in large quantities.
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When the U.S.-Alaska highway extends to within thirty miles from the town of Moose Horn, Canada, the tungsten miners who inhabit the town decide to build a road to connect Moose Horn to the highway and thus hasten shipment of their tungsten.
