The Golden West (1932)

David Lunch and Betty Summers are trapped in a bitter rivalry between their families. After David accidentally kills Betty's brother, he flees to the West. There, he settles down and marries, but tragedy strikes when he and his wife are murdered by a group of Indians who abduct their young son. Fast forward two decades, and that boy has grown up to become the chief of the tribe. Meanwhile, Betty's daughter lives close by, and fate has intertwined their paths, setting them on a collision course.