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True West July/August 2024
Doc Holliday
Before He Went to Tombstone
Features
Ride that Train
Stuart Rosebrook
Collecting American Outlaws
Jana Bommersbach
Silver City Shoot-Out
Bob Boze Bell
Catching a Killer
Chris Enss
Hero of Horsepower
J.R. Sanders
Renegades of the Rails
Art T. Burton
Doc Holliday Before He Went to Tombstone
Brad Courtney
Western Books & Movies
She Wore a Yellow Ribbon
Henry C. Parke
Saddle Up with a Western
Stuart Rosebrook
Tale of Two Cities
Stuart Rosebrook
To The Point
What’s Up, Doc?
Bob Boze Bell
From the Blog
A Conman’s End Game
Soapy Smith cashes in his chips. July 8, 1898, Jefferson Randolph Smith II–better known as conman Soapy Smith–is shot to…
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: A Conman’s End Game
A Second Chance
Outlaw Cole Younger gets out of prison. July 10, 1901. Outlaws Cole (photo) and Jim Younger are released from the…
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: A Second Chance
The Little Girl and the Outlaw
A chance encounter that later led to Cole Younger getting out of prison. In September 1876, preparing for the ill-fated…
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: The Little Girl and the Outlaw
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