Sam Bass Texas Outlaw Hero of Song and Legend
A rugged portrait of Sam Bass, Indiana born bandit who rode through Texas Oklahoma and the plains. The feature traces his rise from Denton County youth to famed train robberies, the Texas Ranger pursuit, key hold ups at Round Rock and Dallas area, and his death near Round Rock in 1878. It notes his mythic status across multiple states and cites Yale University Press material as authoritative.
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Sam Bans
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Missouri
Texas
University of Texas
Tatana
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
All America
Sam Base
Yale University Press
James B. Gillatt
Fam Gas
Indiana
Mitchell
Lawrence County
W. B
Sherif
Denton County
Baas
Denton
Base
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Bam
Nell Hin
Basy
San Antonio
Joe Colling
Uvalde County
Deadwood
Dakota
Gore Neah
Collins
Joel Col Ing
Tazan
Black Hilla
Colling
Bam Bass
Oryogt
Bras
Jack Dayin
Jim Barry
el Heffridge
John Underwoood
Old Dad
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Union Pacific
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Jim Herry
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Aden
Dantor County
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Express Company
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Henry Underwood
Arkandan Johnson
Jim Murphy
Frank Jackson
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Harndon
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Joel Collins
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Mygie Ford
Texas Pacific
Daling
Menquite Station
Dallas
Dalles
Ham
Stephen County
Wise
Tarrant County
Bort Worth
Ball Creek
Wind County
June Paul
Rangera Keiflog
Arkangas Johnson
Rangers
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General Jones
Texan Rangers
Round Rock
Aittle Town
Austin
Jones
Corporal Vernon Wilson
Dick Ware
Chris Conner
George Harold
Hound Rock
Ware
Conner
Hnrold
Grimes
Reynolds
Company HB
James B. Gillett
San Saba
Wilson
Jackson
Barnes
Stook
Bherif Moore
Sherif Grimes
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Boas
Rimes
Moore
Eres
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Connor
Harold
Handlin
Barton
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Film Ahief
Hell
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Round Neck
Chic Black and White: Models and Tailored Suits For Matrons
The article surveys the rise of black and white fashion in magazines and shops, highlighting tailored black silk outfits, one piece frocks, and semi-tailored ensembles. It notes the chic, age-defying appeal for mature wearers, with emphasis on fabrics like satin, taffeta, faille, and georgette, plus new hats and milinery.
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