Roads of Doubt

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In the early 1920s Jarvis Elliott is trying to build a railroad through Gateway Pass in the Rockies, a feat which many consider impossible. If he is successful, it will cut two hundred miles off the transcontinental route and open up a vast virgin region to settlement. His daughter, Joyce, is the product of country clubs, motor cars, and fast living and, further, she is in love with Ordway, who is her father's enemy.