Last Echo of a Western Outlaws Dies Away
The Coffeyville raid of October 5 1892 ends with a deadly street battle that wipes out the Dalton gang. Emmett Dalton survives a life sentence and later becomes a businessman in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Daltons
Emmett Dalton
Marshal Connelly
Dalton Gang
Coffeyville
Kansas State Penitentiary
California
Heda Venta Kan
Ity
Railway and Express Companies
Bob, Grat
Charlie Bryant
Bill McElhanie
Kid
Bill Powers
Bill Doolin
Charley Pierce
Dick Broadwell
Bob Dalton
James Younger
Kan
Emmett
Bob
Grat Dalton
Eighth Street
Condon Bank
First National
Coffeyville Raid Retrospective Highlights Dalton Fate
The Coffeyville raid narrative recalls Emmett Dalton and the Dalton gang. It recounts the deadly shootout, the eight deaths, the wounded, and the public reaction. Dalton later served time, received a gubernatorial pardon, and pursued real estate and film work before visiting Coffeyville in 1931 to honor his brothers' graves.
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Eighth Avenue
Daltons
Grat Dalton
Bill Powers
Dick Broadwell
Condon Bank
Bob
Emmett Dalton
First National
Dalton Gang
T. C. Carpenter
C. M. Ball
Coffeyville
Doctor Wells
Carey Seaman
David Stewart Elliott
Coffeyville Journal
Dalton
Independence
Lansing
Kan
E. W. Hoch
California
MacDonald
Fall Fashion Parade Preview Promises New Barbara Bell Styles
The circular promotes wearing and sewing Fall fashion, highlighting a Popular Basque Dress and Yoke-Style House Frock. It notes pattern numbers 1257 1380 1373 with sizes and yardage, offers Barbara Bell Fall and Winter Pattern Book, and instructs to order from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Drive
Chicago
Ill
Barbara Bell
Bell Syndicate
WNU
The Abounding Life Chorus of Energy and Joy
Quote from Lilian Whitg on the abounding life built from energy enthusiasm and gladness. It defines success as awakening daily with joy and meeting the morning in ecstasy, recognizing the oneness of humanity through sincere sympathy.
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Death Alley
Broadwell
Powers
Grat
Bob
Lilian Whitg
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First National Bank
Connelly
John J. Kloehr
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Sioux City
Lowae
Nareshee
Coleman Lamp and Stove CO
Wichita, Kans
Chicago, Il
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Calif
Dixie Mil
RSS
East St. Louis, Il
Robert Hall
AAU
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