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Preface 9
Acknowledgments 11
Wesley Barnett 15
The Devious Outlaw Career of Bob Rogers 27
"No Heroes Were There" 42
Massacre at Wild Horse Lake 47
"Black-faced" Charley Bryant's Blazing Moment of Glory 60
Clyde Mattox, an Oklahoma Hellion 67
The Passing of the Oklahoma Outlaws 81
The Troublesome Stevenson Brothers 99
Bits of History from Keokuk Falls 115
Dr. Beemblossom Becomes a Sleuth 131
Ambush and Murder in Creek Country 145
Ira N. Terrill: Oklahoma's First Lawmaker/Lawbreaker 156
The McIntosh County Seat War 165
A Night of Vengeance in Wewoka 174
The First Prison Break at Big Mac 187
Outlaw Tom Slaughter 194
Ed Lockhart, an Outlaw from Sallisaw 211
Joe Davis: Often Charged, Seldom Convicted 227
Bank Robbery Fiasco at Salt Springs 238
The Oglesby Brothers and the OCPD 243
The Cunningham Brothers 254
Bessie's Heroic Banker 263
Mayhem in Kay County 270
George Birdwell, Bank Robber 286
Kidnapped 300
The Hanging of Arthur Gooch 315
Texas Officers Shot 'em Dead in Oklahoma 331
Murray Humphreys, Crime Boss 339
Bibliography 357
Index 369
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reviewed More Oklahoma Renegades on August 19, 2017
More Oklahoma Renegades
An historical study of the women who were involved in every aspect of the Virginia City mining community of the 1800's. It looks at the wives, female miners, prostitutes, business owners (of stores, boarding houses, eating establishments, bordello's), spiriualits, and of course the Daughter's of Charity. It studies the different ethnic backgrounds and what guided them to certain fields of work whether it was hat making, laundry work, prostitutes, cleaning, etc. The complexity of life beyond the men and the mines that women were a strong part of and are usually ignored. The Daughter's of Charity with their hospital and orphanage, the wives with their service organizations, the schools and more. It makes the hard life that these women led become real to today's reader. The topic of drug abuse as women could cure or make tolerable their illnesses/life with opium which unlike drinking could be done in private with no one the wiser.
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Add More Oklahoma Renegades, Twenty-eight true tales of outlaws and bad men operating within the borders of Oklahoma between the 1870s and 1960s. Oklahoma has proven to be the crossroads for every generation of criminal gang activity. The exciting stories in this volume include the h, More Oklahoma Renegades to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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