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October 2003

From the Blog

Features

Fort

Judgment at Jacksboro

Johnny D. Boggs
Billy-Hat

From Shovels to DNA

Jana Bommersbach
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The Bell Tolls For Bell

Bob Boze Bell
'black-billy'-hill

Truth Failed To Hide In A Tin

Larry K. Brown

Western Books & Movies

Butch

The Legend Continues

Tim Lasiuta
Johnny-Boggs

A Pineapple-Coconut Pie Kind of Guy

Candy Moulton

More In This Issue

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National Cowgirl Museum & Hall of Fame

Jana Bommersbach

What was Hiawatha’s grandmother’s grandmother’s name?

I would like to know how male homosexuals were treated in the Old West. Were there whorehouses where men could go for male sex? And, are there any books on the subject?

The other day I was watching the movie, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid and they talked about an Indian tracker by the name of Lord Baltimore. Was there any such person?

Haslett-boys

An Eye For an Eye

Bob Boze Bell
Weavings

Najavo Weavings

Rosemary McKittrick
NaVY

Colt’s Percussion “Peacemaker”

Phil Spangenberger
REPUTATION

Following the Heard

Corinne Brown

In the April 2003 True West, the Blazer’s Mill shoot-out claimed to have 13 Regulators, however the list gives only 12 names. Who was the 13th man? Also, I’m familiar with all the names on the list except for “Dirty Steve” Stephens. Can you tell me anythi

Are there any books or articles that examine the “shootist” personality? Was Clay Allison bipolar, schizophrenic, antisocial or some combination of psychoses? Or was he just overly sensitive?

When was the first train robbery in America?

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Vera McGinns

Jana Bommersbach
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Following Cherokee Tracks

Candy Moulton
2-horses

Beating Out the Pilgrims

Joann Roe
heritage travel

True West’s Best of the West 2004 Winners

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