Who was a significant rodeo producer that had to address the demands of the boycotters in 1936?

Col. W.T. Johnson was a significant figure in the rodeo industry during the 1930s and is particularly noted for his role as a rodeo producer who faced the challenges posed by boycotters in 1936. His ability to negotiate and address the concerns of the boycotters marked a pivotal moment in the history of rodeos, highlighting the need for producers to be responsive to public sentiment and demands for fairness and equality in the sport. This capacity to adapt and lead during a time of contention speaks to his influence and importance within the rodeo community. Other figures mentioned, while notable in their own right, do not have documented instances of being significantly involved in resolving the issues raised by the boycotters during that particular time.