Bass and gang pursue a caper filled chase through Texas
Jim Murphy recounts a rough journey with Sam Bass and companions from Frankfort through East Fork to Kaufmann and Terrell. The gang debates betrayal and murder, eyes a bank, contemplates cashing pistols, and evades locals while moving toward planned robberies. The tale features Henry Collins, Sebe Barnes, Frank Jackson, and uneasy loyalties amid nightly camps and near bank escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Bass
Frankfort
Old Man Oby
Old Man Bus
Jackson
Henry Collins
Murphy
Bas
Frank
Jim
Sebe Barnes
Henry Colline
Sebe
Barnes
Bill
Murphy Boys
Fort Worth
Tyler
Major Jones
United States
Frank Jackson
Ephc
Blackey
Jackson Blacker
Battress
Sjivekesoar
Jira
Bill Collins
Eece
Henry
Jake
Tenry
Collins
Iere
Old Express Company
Col. Bass
East Fork Bottom
Pexs
Frarndt
Sant Bass
Sant Jackson
Rockwell
Rockwall
Terrell
Kime
Bere
Mmneh
Pally
Pecans Pay Tax Burdens in Uvalde Plantings
Uvalde Texas December 16 David Crisp, a prominent local merchant, has long backed pecan culture. He planted trees at his home and in the city, and in 1928 sold enough pecans to cover his home taxes. This year the crop is short but trees grow larger and a bumper crop is hoped for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tance
Kaufmann
Bass
Barnes and I
Jackson
Uvalde
Tex
David Hrisp
Crisp
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Cardus
Theoford
Oscar Stein
Henke Bros
Main St. Federicksburg, Texas
Eddy Kramer
Graham Bros
Joseph Bros
Emil C. Feuge
Mason Road
Box Ic
Sam Bass and His
Bandera
Texas
Dallas County
Jim Murphy
East Fork
Pecan Trees
DR. A. Hillmann
Beechwood—Room
Natt Bank Bldg
Ford
Taylor - Burke Motor Co
Ares