Tensions Escalate in '1923' as Spencer and Alexandra Face Legal and Personal Trials

The latest episode explores themes of survival, justice, and morality while leaving key conflicts unresolved.

Spencer is taken into custody by U.S. Marshal Mamie Fossett after killing three stowaways in self-defense but is released when McDowell vouches for him.
Alexandra faces legal trouble after retaliating against a man who assaulted her on a train but is later freed thanks to witness testimony.
The episode concludes with an unresolved gunfire exchange between Marshal Kent and Runs His Horse, leaving their fates uncertain.
Whitfield's dark machinations continue, including plans for the Yellowstone and the disposal of a body at 'The Train Station.'
The absence of Jacob and Cara Dutton shifts the focus to other characters, highlighting personal struggles and moral dilemmas.