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1196:). Grat had already been known in the San Joaquin Valley as a heavy drinker, fighter, and gambler, so when Kay passed Grat on the street while in Modesto his deputy George Witty was easily able to recognize him. Kay stopped Grat in the street and said, "Say, I hear you have some two-dollar bills. I haven't seen one since I left Missouri. Let me look at one." Kay noticed the bills were perfectly new and asked Grat where he got them. Grat began to say something about a horse, but then became suspicious. Knowing Grat must've sold or hired a horse, Kay sent Witty to investigate while he kept Grat in sight. Kay hung around Grat for a few hours and talked to him most of the time until Witty returned. Witty had gone to the livery stable in Modesto, at the time being jointly run by Chris Evans and John Sontag, and learned that Grat had sold the horse to Evans who in turn gave him the two dollar bills. Evans, however, claimed that he had received the bills from the Sol Sweet store after cashing a check there. Kay apologized to Grat and let him go, but upon visiting the Sol Sweet store Kay learned that Evans had received gold instead of two dollar bills when cashing his check. Kay did not think much of this until later, when Perry Byrd mentioned Chris breaking Grat out of jail. Kay believed Chris was either protecting himself by helping Grat break from jail or returning the favor for Grat protecting him. Chris was also reported by a Visalia newspaper to have attended every day of Grat's trial for the Alila robbery. This was also confirmed by Lit Dalton who had also attended the trial and claimed to have had several hour long conversations with Evans. 842:, and deputy marshal George Yoes (son of Marshal Jacob Yoes, the Daltons former employer at Fort Smith) were sitting in a hotel lobby in Kingfisher, where they were talking about the cases that would be in court the next day. Bill Dalton came into the hotel lobby and began to speak to deputy Yoes in a loud voice, so everyone around them could hear. At 10pm he looked at his watch and announced to Yoes aloud that it was his bedtime, but that he would be back to have breakfast with him in the morning. After he left, the judge asked Yoes who the man was, as he seemed educated and well-informed. Yoes told the judge that he was Bill Dalton, the brother of the notorious train robbers, and the judge asked him to introduce them when he came to breakfast. Bill arrived for breakfast like he said, and the four of them took the same table. At about 8am, a telegraph messenger came into the room and handed the deputy marshal a telegram, reporting the robbery at Red Rock by the Daltons at 10pm the previous night. The deputy handed the message to Judge Burford, who read it aloud to the audience. As soon as the judge had finished, Bill announced, "Well, I can prove that I was not there, and not by accident either." 578: 706:. This was in addition to the jailer, J.M. Williams. One night, Jim Wagy heard a noise in the basement and upon investigation discovered that someone had tried to break the lock to the grated window. He decided to watch the outside of the place at night to see if he could catch in the act whoever was trying to open the grating. Wagy hid all night in a yard across the street but saw nothing. Instead he caught a cold from sitting in the fog all night. The next morning, Grat called Wagy over to his cell and asked him where he got such a cold. Wagy told him that he must've slept in a draft, to which Grat replied, "Yes, it must have been pretty cold in the yard over there last night." Grat could not see the yard Wagy had laid in from his cell and the deputy had not told anyone what he had done that night. Expecting there to be an escape, and because none of the other deputies would listen to him, Wagy decided to quit. 628:

difficulty officers had enforcing laws in Indian and Oklahoma Territories. While the Indian Nations had their own tribal law enforcement, these agencies had no jurisdiction over non-Indians. The newly formed Oklahoma Territory had organized their own sheriff and city police departments, but there was so far very little cooperation between them. The only agency with jurisdiction over the whole territory was the U.S. Marshals Service, but it was quickly becoming fragmented due to power struggles between newly formed district courts and jealousy between marshals over their different jurisdictions. There was also little incentive among Deputy Marshals to search for potentially dangerous outlaws, their only pay being for fees and a set amount for each criminal they arrested. Unless there was a high enough reward being offered, they would instead choose to focus their attention on petty criminals.

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being slipped a saw from someone on the outside. The sawing was hid from the jailer by a large box that they would put a blanket over and use to play cards. The cellmates would sing and talk to drown out the sound of the saw. Each time they stopped sawing, they plugged the hole with soap and soot. After making the opening, they ran around the corridors, kitchen, and basement for several nights. This is why Grat was able to notice Deputy Wagy hiding in a yard across the street from the jail. The last night they dug a hole in the brickwall of the wood room, but found heavy iron bars embedded in the wall that they could not get in between. They used the bar they had cut out to pry open the grating in the wood room window and, instead of risking going and putting it back, left the broom handle in its place.

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upstairs above the drug store to be treated by Dr. Wells. In order to persuade the townsfolk not to hang him, he agreed to tell them everything they wanted to know. As Emmett reviewed the roles of the various participants, he concluded by saying, "Then there was Tom Evans down tending the horses." He then corrected himself, saying that he meant Bill Powers. No one then or later asked him about the horse tending remark, but it could not have referred to Bill Powers because his role as an active participant is well recorded. Many newspapers at the time assumed that an unknown member of the gang escaped. Since Emmett had originally attempted to convince his captors that he was

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however, was against the idea. He had gone to school at Robbins Corners near Coffeyville, and knew several hundred people in town. He was afraid some of his friends would be hurt, but Bob assured him there would not be any shooting, and that it would all be over before anyone knew what happened. The plan was that Bob and Emmett were to rob the First National Bank while Grat, Broadwell, and Powers robbed the Condon Bank across the street. Emmett thought Grat would mess things up if he went alone with Powers and Broadwell, and thought they should trade places. This led to a heavy argument between Bob and Emmett and created bitterness between them on the way to the robbery.

758:. After pointing out the location of the camp, Middleton left in a hurry and the two posses spent the night on the living room floor of the nearby Elwood ranch. The next day, Christmas Eve, 1891, the posse of both Sheriff Kay and Sheriff Hensley woke up at three in the morning and ascended the mountain to Dalton's camp. It had been raining for several days prior, and it was so cold the ground was covered in ice. The posse reached Dalton's camp at nine and split into two groups in order to surround the camp, Kay leading one and Hensley the other. Kay and his men made their way to a rock ledge that Middleton told them would bring them within a few feet above Dalton's camp. 554:

Beckenridge showed up to the trial late and drunk, and neither the defense, nor the prosecution mentioned that the fireman had been accidentally killed by the expressman. This was unknown to Grat, since the Dalton brothers had all assumed that Emmett had killed the fireman. Almost all of Beckenridge's witnesses were bar keepers, gamblers, saloon hanger-ons, or pimps. Sheriff Kay even pointed out during the trial that Beckenridge had overlooked Grat's rights. Southern Pacific detective Will Smith visited Grat's cell almost every day during the trial trying to get a confession out of him and Grat began to despise Smith.

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willow trees, and Kay told Witty to drive past the house, passing close to the door, and then to drive back. With his revolver in hand, Kay dropped to the ground as they passed the door and slowly entered the station. Maggie Rucker, the woman who once ran the Cross Creek Overland station, was sitting with another girl alone in the front room, silently making dresses. Kay asked Rucker if there was anyone else around and she replied that there was not. Right as she said this, Kay heard someone rush across the floor of an adjoining room and through the crack in the door he could see a man taking position at the window.

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court room when Beckenridge was not present. Kay told Grat that he knew neither Bob or Emmett killed the fireman. He offered to admit this in court if Grat and Bill told the true story of the robbery. Detective Smith decided to chime in, but Grat said he would not say a word while Smith was present. Smith was told to leave and both Bill and Grat agreed to tell their story, but only if they showed that there was no first degree murder in the robbery. The Daltons told their stories, but neither Kay or Beckenridge ever cleared up the murder point and ruined Grat's case.

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the corridor and began to play a popular song he put his own words to and titled, "You'll Never Miss My Brother Till He's Gone". While Bill was playing his guitar, Wagy noticed that he was trying to cover up where the break had been made. One of the bars had been cut out and replaced with a broom handle blackened by soot. Wagy said, "Here is your hole", and kicked the broom handle onto the floor. Bill immediately threw his guitar on the bed and exclaimed, "Now what in the world do you know about that? How did they ever cut that bar out without my knowing it?"

509: 1188:. This would've been while Grat was on active duty as Deputy Marshal in Indian Territory, but Sheriff Kay claimed that Grat had told him that he had made two extended trips to California while serving as U.S. Marshal. This was also confirmed by Lit Dalton, who had owned a saloon in San Miguel from 1889 to 1890. He claimed that Bob, Grat, and Emmett had all made at least two trips to Bill's ranch in California during that time and that at least one of them would show up to his saloon to get a gallon demijohn full of whiskey to bring back to the rest. 1151: 605:

stopped at Rucker's place alone to spend the night. Kay knew this was untrue as he had seen two men cross the road. He soon discovered a worn place in the carpet and found a trap door hidden underneath. He had Bill lift the carpet and open the trap door and, instead of Bob, they discovered a man named Riley Dean, a saloon hanger-on from Visalia and Traver. It became apparent to Kay that Bill had been busy hiding Dean when he arrived, otherwise they would have heard him come in. Kay decided to place both men under arrest and took them to Visalia.

1321: 570:, on September 3, 1891, but was unsuccessful with no money being taken. The only evidence found at the robbery was a coat made from a tailor from Visalia. Kay suspected that this was probably the work of some suspects he had from Visalia, but the railroad detectives demanded the arrest of the remaining Dalton brothers. Kay telegraphed his deputy George Witty and told him to check on Bill Dalton and to immediately notify him when he was found. Kay checked on his Visalia suspects, who at the time were running a livery stable in 747:, close to the Kings River and about fifteen miles northeast of Sanger, but that they would never find the place. The mountain was a natural fortress, rocky and heavily wooded, with a good view of the surrounding countryside. This mountain would later be known as Dalton Mountain. He also said that Grat was accompanied by Riley Dean, the man who had been arrested with Bill for the Ceres robbery, as well as a dog. Kay promised Middleton secrecy, and a horse and buggy, if he led him to within a half mile of Dalton's camp. 713:. At first, it looked to Kay as if it had been an inside job as it was obvious Grat had simply unlocked the cell door with a key and broke through the basement window to get out. They did however find pieces of a file and a hack saw blade in the prisoner's toilet. Bill had been in a separate cell from Grat, located upstairs. When approached by Kay, Bill told him, "The boys were there when I went to sleep, and when I awakened they had unlocked and gone. Why in the world do you suppose they went away and left me behind?" 721: 786:

his weapon, a dog appeared ten feet from Grat and began barking at the lawman. Grat and McCardle fired at each other almost simultaneously. Grat lowered his winchester, fired, and jumped behind cover all in one quick motion. McCardle's bullet flew straight over Dalton, but Grat's bullet struck the tree within inches of McCardle's face and filled his eyes with bark. Grat dropped to the ground and rolled into a gulch about ten feet away. He then quickly charged down the mountainside tearing through the brush.

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the alley to the Condon Bank, holding Winchester rifles close along their legs. Grat, Broadwell, and Powers entered the Condon Bank and Emmett and Bob hurried across Union Street to the First National Bank. Street work was being done at the time, and one of the workers noticed the men dog-trotting across the alley with rifles, and began to yell, "The Daltons are robbing the bank!" Very soon, half the businessmen around the plaza knew what was going on, and the message quickly passed throughout the town.

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end of the back alley onto Eighth Street, where they could hear the townspeople shooting at the Condon Bank. Outside of a drug store across from the First National, George Cubine was standing with his Winchester aimed at the front door of the bank, awaiting the exit of Bob and Emmett. Bob shot him in the head, killing him. Cubine's partner, Charles Brown, was standing unarmed next to him and went to pick up his Winchester. As he lifted the rifle up, Bob shot and killed him.

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revolver at Bill and said, "Bill! Hello!". Bill, thrown off his guard, quickly turned around and mimicked the greeting, "Kay! Hello!". He then threw the butt of his winchester to the ground and the two nervously laughed at each other. Kay had Bill put his rifle down, backed him into the front room, and checked him for any other weapons. When they came back into the front room both Maggie Rucker and the girl remained quiet as they both expected Kay to have been killed.

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the money drawer. Then, noticing the vault door was open, Grat ordered both of them into the vault, where the safe with the gold was. When told to open the safe, the manager lied, telling Grat it was a time lock and that it would not open for another 10 minutes. Grat believed him and decided he would wait until it opened. He then ordered the bags of silver on the vault floor into his bag, containing $ 1000 and weighing about 200 lb.

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train. In the gunfight, 200 shots were fired. None of the Dalton gang was hit. Doctors W. L. Goff and Youngblood were sitting on the porch of the drug store near the depot. Both men were hit several times by stray shots; Dr Goff was fatally wounded. Also wounded were captains Kinney and LaFlore, but they recovered. The gang secured about $ 18,000. They were also accused of robbing a bank in

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the men approached them. They waited until the heavy bearded, two-hundred and thirty pound man was thirty feet from them. The lawmen aimed their rifles at the man and Hensley ordered him to drop his rifle and unbuckle his revolver belt. The man was Riley Dean and he did as he was told. Hensley grabbed Dean and took him over the ridge to Kay so they could handcuff him to an oak tree.

798:, the home of his friend ex-supervisor W.W. Gray. The weather conditions during his escape led him to becoming sick with pneumonia, so he stayed near Livingston for several weeks, sleeping in Gray's cupola and watching the surrounding plains with an eyeglass for any sight of a posse. When Grat recovered, he was able to escape with the help of his brother Cole. They cut through 693:. Here, they secured more than $ 19,000. Many members of the gang, including Emmett, complained that the $ 3500 each was not enough to meet their needs. Bill Doolin complained that Bob was not dividing the money fairly, and accused Bob of squandering their money on women and gamblers. Doolin quit the gang, along with Newcomb and Pierce, due to the mismanagement of finances. 1074: 643:, whose renown skills as a deputy kept the gang constantly on the move and in hiding. Angered by the charges against Grat and Bill which he knew to be false, Bob decided that the best way to help his brothers would be to acquire enough money to pay for their bail and defense. This resulted in the first robbery at Whorton, May 1891, where the gang stole $ 1200. 639:, who had received his nickname because of a gunpowder burn on one cheek. Even though Sheriff Kay had given up his pursuit of the boys, they still had a $ 3000 bounty on their heads posted by Wells Fargo and the Southern Pacific Railroad, encouraging lawmen in the area to pick up where Kay had left off. Leading the pursuit was Bob's old friend, Deputy Marshal 778:

moment where Dalton could have been shot in cold blood, and some of Kay's deputies wanted to do it, but Kay and Hensley would not allow it. Grat and Riley then made their way out of camp with their rifles on their backs and Kay decided they would set up an ambush and wait for their return. The men split into three groups to cover all approaches to the camp.

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check out the town beforehand in fear that he would be recognized, so this was not factored into their plan. When they arrived, Bob had to think quickly, and decided instead to tie their horses in an alley across from the bank to the west, near the city jail, which offered them little protection. This is now known as Dalton Alley.

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Deputy George Witty reported to him that telegrams from the coast said Bill was not in Paso Robles or Estrella. Neither was he in Merced or Livingston. Witty did have a clue from another deputy that two strange men had been seen hanging around after dark on the open plain near Traver and at the abandoned

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Grat and Bob Dalton, Dick Broadwell, and Bill Powers were all killed. Emmett Dalton received 23 gunshot wounds and survived (he was shot through the right arm, below the shoulder, through the left – right, in some accounts – hip and groin, and received 18-23 buckshot in his back). He was given a life

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As the Daltons made their way west down the alley towards the horses, Town Marshal Charles T. Connelly came through the livery stable into the alley and ran east towards the plaza without noticing the bandits behind him. Grat then shot him in the head and killed him. Following behind Marshal Connelly

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After being left on the sidewalk by Bob and Emmett, Thomas Ayres had run into one of the hardware stores and grabbed a rifle. He spotted Bob just as he had killed Brown and aimed his rifle at him from behind the store window. Bob saw Ayres from about 200 ft away and quickly shot him in the head.

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across their knees. When the train came in at 9:45 pm, they backed a wagon up to the express car and unloaded all the contents. The eight armed guards on the train all happened to be at the back of the train when it pulled in. They fired at the bandits through the car windows and from behind the

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The posse tried firing at Grat through the brush, but he managed to run the mile back to Elwood's ranch. Judson Elwood was plowing his six-horse team when he heard the shots up the mountain. He began walking behind his plow when he felt a rifle poke him in the ribs. Grat ordered Elwood to unhitch one

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Sheriff Hensley and deputy Ed McCardle where guarding a trail that led to the summit of small and narrow ridge. Around eleven, they noticed Dalton and Dean returning from their hunt, so they sent deputy Perry Byrd to go and retrieve Kay. They hid behind some rocks and an oak tree and waited as one of

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Grat's trial did not start until that June and it lasted three weeks. Though much of the evidence showed that Grat was in Fresno the night of the Alila robbery, including the testimony of several witnesses, the influence of the powerful Southern Pacific Railroad caused him to receive an unfair trial.

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and hired John W. Beckenridge, the best attorney in the San Joaquin Valley, to defend Grat. What Bill did not know is that Beckenridge was also a consulting attorney for the Southern Pacific railroad. To help pay him the two thousand dollars he asked for, Bill sold almost all of his horses and mules.

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mountains. Chris Evans' family ridiculed reports of any such involvement or that Tom had been killed, but otherwise never disclosed his actual whereabouts. Chris had continually attested his innocence and any confirmation of his already rumored association with the Dalton Gang would have damaged his

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Meanwhile, Emmett and Bob had entered the First National Bank, covered the officers and two customers, and ordered the cashier, Thomas Ayres, to open the safe with gold and cash. They put the gold into the sack, forced Ayres in front of them as cover, and went out the front door. They had planned to

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at 10pm. Here, the Santa Fe had found out about the Daltons' plans and attempted to set up a trap for the gang, filling the train with heavily armed officers. They made the mistake of leaving the train dark, though, which made Bob suspicious, and the gang allowed the train to go by. They then robbed

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and went to work at the other end of the car. Without making any noise, Bryant went to the messagebox and secured the revolver. He then ordered the baggageman to ignore him and to go back to his work. Bryant opened the door to the rear platform, and, while Short had his attention on the mounted men,

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Kay moved quietly across the floor and pushed the door a little farther open with his revolver. Standing with his back towards him was Bill Dalton, watching the horses and buggy Kay had just left, while nervously working the lever of his winchester. Kay nudged the door open with his elbow, aimed his

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When Kay returned to Visalia, he immediately went with detective Smith to the tailor of the coat found at the Ceres robbery. The tailor remembered the coat, but he could not remember who had bought it, only that some girl had picked it up once it was clean. After Kay finished talking to the cleaner,

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Kay knew that, besides Beckenridge's sabotage of the case, Grat would probably be found innocent and their case against Bob and Emmett would fall through. Towards the end of the trial, Sheriff Kay, Detective Smith, and District Attorney Power talked to Grat while taking him back to his cell from the

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Kay tracked the Daltons to their mother's home, and kept watch of the house for a few days before being forced to return to Kingfisher because of bad weather. When he returned the next day to watch the house, he discovered that Bob and Emmett had escaped. Kay talked to their mother for several hours

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After Frank's death, Grat moved back from California and took over his brother's job as deputy marshal at Fort Smith. He also brought Bob along as a posse member. In August 1888, the two formed a posse to arrest a man named Charley Montgomery. Montgomery was alleged to be posing as a deputy marshal.

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When Emmett and Bob went out the back door of the First National Bank, they were met by Lucius Baldwin, who had been watching the door with his pistol. Bob ordered him to drop the gun, and when he failed to answer, shot him with his Winchester, killing him. Bob and Emmett then made their way to the

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Grat returned to Oklahoma in the spring of 1892 and shortly afterward joined his brothers gang. Some time later, the three dissatisfied members also returned and new plans began to form. Bill had returned to Oklahoma several months earlier, living at his mother's house near Kingsfisher. After being

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Deputy Witty entered shortly after, and was told by Kay to go in the room and grab Bill's rifle. As Witty entered the room, he heard a noise come from somewhere inside. Thinking it might be Bob, Kay demanded that Bill tell him where he was. Bill told Kay that Bob was not in the country, that he had

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to do the same. They had been following the Southern Pacific pay car as it made its way down the valley from Oakland to Bakersfield to pay railroad employees. This train was always accompanied by a crowd of gamblers and prostitutes, and Grat and Bob had "followed the pay car" together several times

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Grat heard the revolver shots from the Express agent. He then decided the sack bag was too heavy to carry, and ordered the silver taken out, then stashed what cash he could fit into his coat pockets. Two hardware stores in the town had, meanwhile, begun passing out guns to the local civilians, who

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Grat entered the Condon Bank and pointed his Winchester at the cashier, ordering his hands up, while Powers and Broadwell took positions at the door. Grat went to the back office and ordered the manager into the front, he then handed the cashier a sack bag and ordered him to fill it with cash from

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On the morning of October 5, the gang emerged from the alley onto the plaza of Coffeyville. A storekeeper who was sweeping the sidewalk a few feet away noticed Bob, Emmett, and even Grat, who was wearing a fake mustache, and ran inside his store. In close order, the five crossed Walnut Street from

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Right as Hensley left, deputy McCardle heard the sound of footsteps come from the same direction where they had spotted Dean. He then saw Grat begin to approach over the hill and planned to wait until he was thirty feet from him before making an arrest. Right before the deputy ordered Grat to drop

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From their position, Kay and his deputies were fifty yards from Dalton and Dean, who were both discussing their plan to hunt one of Elwood's hogs for Christmas dinner. Kay's deputies were carrying ten gauge, double-barrel shotguns, loaded with buckshot, and they leveled them at Dalton. There was a

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Jim Wagy also showed up after the break out to overlook the scene. By that time, Bill had been moved downstairs into what was Grat's cell. When Jim approached Bill said, "Jim, the birds have flown." When they entered the cell, Bill took out his guitar, sat on a soap box, leaned against the bars of

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On September 21, Grat Dalton was brought into court to face sentencing, but this was instead postponed to October 6. This was a date that Grat had no intention on making. Rumors had circulated for months that Bob had planned to come and liberate Grat, so two of sheriff Kay's deputies, Jim Wagy and

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Late in the afternoon, Kay and Witty were about four hundred yards from the station when they saw two men crouching as they crossed the road from the old stage barn to the station. Kay's buggy was directly facing the setting sun, so they could not tell who the men were. The road curved behind some

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Sheriff Kay was forced to give up the chase in order to return to California for Grat's trial. The Daltons had plenty of friends in the area willing to hide them and easily lost Kay once they were in familiar territory. After they realized they were no longer being pursued, Bob and Emmett began to

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called him Tom. For some reason, however, the body was buried as Bill Powers. While six men were confirmed to had been seen riding into town, other witnesses that day were all in agreement that upon reaching town there were only five men in the group. After the attempted robbery, Emmett was taken

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Sometime before the Alila robbery, but after Grat, Bob and Emmett had all arrived at Bill's ranch in 1890, Grat had been rumored to have been in possession of rare two dollar bills. This was only a few months after $ 2,000 in rare two dollar bills had been stolen during a train robbery outside of

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In the midst of the shooting, Powers told Grat he had been hit in the arm. Grat ordered the employees to lay on the floor in the back office, and after receiving the signal from Bob, told Powers and Broadwell that it was time to leave. The three went out the side door crouching and dashing across

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Bob had planned for the gang to tie their horses to a post behind the Condon Bank, where it was protected from the center of town by brick walls. They had not been to the town for several years, though, and the hitching post had since been removed during street work. Bob would not allow Emmett to

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ever did—rob two banks at once, in broad daylight." On October 5, 1892, the Dalton gang attempted this feat when they set out to rob the C.M. Condon & Company's Bank and the First National Bank on opposite sides of the street in Coffeyville, Kansas. Bob had planned the entire robbery. Emmett,

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Most officers believed that Grat immediately escaped the county, but Sheriff Kay thought otherwise. After spending a few weeks tracking and arresting Arvil Beck and W.B. Smith, Sheriff Kay learned from them that Grat had actually made the opening in the bars several days before the robbery after

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Bob and Emmett were hiding out in a ranch barn a mile west of Malaga, and after arriving the brothers talked until morning. Lit noticed that Grat's horse was indeed limp and agreed to help Grat sell it. Since the horse was lame, they could only get $ 60 for it and Grat was unable to find another

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Kay and Ford traveled the fifty miles to Guthrie, but soon came into problems when dealing with different tribal jurisdictions. At Guthrie, Kay and Ford noticed that there had been some sort of celebration the night before as they were greeted by three white men hanging from a large tree at the

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On November 27, 1887, Frank Dalton and another deputy marshal, Jim Cole, went across the river from Fort Smith to arrest three whiskey bootleggers. As they approached the camp the bootleggers began to fire on them. Frank shot and killed two, but his gun jammed and he was killed by the remaining

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Bob and Emmett, meanwhile, had been busy in Oklahoma forming their gang. After their unsuccessful career in California, they decided they could do much better in their home country, and unlike their first attempts, they began carefully planning their robberies. As a former lawman, Bob knew the

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In January 1889, Grat and Bob both became deputies first under Marshal Jones and later under Marshal R.L. Walker in Wichita. Looking to earn more money, Bob also became part of the Osage Nation police force in addition to his job as a deputy. Unlike the marshals office, the Osage Police paid a

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Taking fire from the hardware store, Bob was hit in the head and the heart, killing him instantly. Powers tried to mount his horse, but shots from the store also killed him. Emmett was able to mount his horse unwounded, and began riding away, but after noticing Bob was hit, turned around and

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the next train a few minutes later, securing about $ 50,000. The $ 50,000, however, came out to only $ 1800 after drafts and securities had been thrown out. After splitting the money among themselves, the gang soon realized they needed to rob another train.

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When not preying on the railroads, the gang spent their time digging out large rooms into the steep hills in the cedar brakes on the Northern Canadian River. This was on the property of a man named Jim Riley, about eight miles from the present-day town of

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of his horses, which he did. Grat rode away from the house, jumped the horse over an old rock fence, and began yelling and firing his revolver in the air so that Dean would know that he had escaped. He then rode away with the dog running ahead of him.

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Their mother also came to California from Kingfisher to pay Beckenridge after she mortgaged her home and borrowed money from neighbors. She then traveled to Visalia with her two daughters, as well as her sons Ben, Cole, Lit and Bill, for Grat's trial.

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There has been much debate over the identity of the, "sixth man at Coffeyville" reported by witnesses who claimed was accompanying the gang as they arrived in town right before the robbery. The account given on October 7, 1892, by Coffeyville's

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Bob discovered his location in Timber Hills while Grat was away searching in Coffeyville and went ahead to lead the posse in making the arrest himself before Montgomery could escape the territory. The stakeout ended in Montgomery’s death.

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agent opened fire with his revolver. Bob and Emmett returned fire and left Ayres on the sidewalk. They turned around, and went through the back door, carrying both rifles and sack bags, while taking two other bank employees as cover.

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Grat first rode to Charles Owen's ranch across from Clovis Cole where he stayed for a few days. Officers were watching Lit at Clovis Cole's, but did not think to watch Owen's place. Grat then rode to a home seven miles south of

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For the four months that Bob and Emmett spent trying to lose Sheriff Kay in the desert, Grat sat in the Tulare County jail in Visalia awaiting his trial. After securing bondsmen, Bill immediately went to

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then went to state that, "The other dead body proved to be that of Tom Evans..." and marked number six on their map of the shooting area as "Where Tom Evans fell" and in three other references to him

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There have been several other nominees suggested to be the sixth man seen riding into Coffeyville, including Bill Dalton, George Newcomb, and Bill Doolin, all of which have never been confirmed.

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acknowledged witnesses statements then and in a later article that there were two major unanswered questions: who was the sixth man seen riding into town with the gang, and what happened to him?

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as he hunted for them was a key factor in his gang's decision to commit the robberies. They hoped that a big haul from the banks would allow them to leave the territory and escape Thomas' heat.

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Bill Dalton and Bill Doolin had been waiting several miles away with extra horses to aid the gang's escape. After getting tired of waiting, they left, only to learn later the fate of the gang.

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border. At the station, the gang took what they could find in the express and baggage rooms. They sat to wait for the next train on a bench on the platform, talking and smoking, with their

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attempted to lift Bob onto his horse. Emmett was then hit in the back with a load of buckshot. Broadwell was hit several times, but managed to ride away. He was found 2 miles away, dead.

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found innocent by a Visalia jury, Bill was acquitted and released on October 15. He then sold the lease to his ranch in San Luis Obispo County, moved his family to his wife's parents in

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on the sidewalks. Kay found out that, before they had arrived, Bob and Emmett had got into a fight at one of the saloons there and badly beat up two cowboys before leaving for Topeka.

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reported that, "no one has yet been found who knows him or anything of his antecedents or history." Tom Evans, on the other hand, was reported to be the fraternal twin of outlaw

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in September 1891 saying, "The truth is I am like Paddy Miles' boy --- no matter what goes wrong or what depredation is committed, Bill Dalton is always charged with the same."

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began firing through the windows at the Condon Bank. The three returned fire and held out, waiting for the time lock to open. Several civilians were wounded in the fighting.

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at Cross Creek. Kay suspected that Bob and Emmett might be back in California to free Grat from jail, and took Deputy Witty with him to the Cross Creek station in his buggy.

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Chris Evans and Grat Dalton had become friends while working together in Tulare County during the summer of 1888, at the Grangers Bank of California's wheat warehouses in

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meet with Grat and cross the plaza to the alley, where they could make their escape, but word of the robbery had spread through town. As they exited the door, an

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Dalton Mountain, Fresno County, California, Christmas Eve 2019, as viewed from the Wonder Valley Ranch Resort. The traditional name for the mountain given by the

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physically indistinguishable from the originals and presented as their (bungling) cousins became recurring villains in the Lucky Luke series, later written by

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Walnut Street to the alley where they had hitched their horses. Bob and Emmett met Grat and the others in the alley, the sacks of money still over their arms.

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that he had robbed a train in California, and had used the alias William McElhanie. He asked Latta not to publish the information until after his death.

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On the night of September 27, Grat and two cellmates, Arvil Beck and W.B. Smith, escaped from the Tulare County jail in Visalia while Sheriff Kay was in

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and she even invited him in for breakfast. She denied any wrongdoing by her sons, stating that they were in fact lawmen, and told Kay they had gone to

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After the escape, Beck separated from the others and went north, while Grat and Smith went to a friend of Grat's named Joe Middleton, who lived in

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Lit, the last surviving Dalton brother, responded to a book written by his brother Emmett after the latter's death. Lit said that Emmett's book,

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The second train robbery by the Dalton Gang in Oklahoma was at a small station called Lelietta on September 15, 1891, about four miles north of

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offered a reward of $ 40,000 for anyone who could capture and convict the Dalton Gang, and a reward of $ 5,000 for the arrest of any of them.

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Years after the robberies and his release from prison, Emmett Dalton said that the relentless pressure put on them by Deputy US Marshal

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Law enforcement officers hold up the bodies of Bob (23) and Grat (31) Dalton after the attempted bank robbery in Coffeyville, Kansas

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series, embroiders the Coffeyville events, with the gang made up only of Dalton brothers, all four of whom are killed in the end.

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that surrounded the Dalton Gang's exploits, they were accused of robberies all over the country but operated chiefly in

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Last Raid of the Daltons: A Reliable Recital of the Battle with the Bandits at Coffeyville, Kansas, October 5, 1892

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With Bob as the leader, the boys recruited mostly men who had grown up with them in Oklahoma. First recruited were

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was John Kloehr, still in the stable. Grat noticed him, but before he could aim, Kloehr shot him in the throat.

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after the two got in argument in which Cole was trying to convince Grat not to join Bob and Emmett.

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Bob Hockett, had been hired by Wells Fargo to guard Grat's cell until he was sentenced and sent to

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Grat was taken back to jail to await his sentence. While in jail, a train robbery occurred near

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Emmett (21) at the office of Dr. Walter Wells after the attempted bank robbery in Coffeyville

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entrance to town and noticed the streets were lined with several groups of black men playing

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A largely fictional film version of the Daltons' lives was adapted from Emmett's 1931 book,

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The night before the robbery at Red Rock, Judge Burford, US District Attorney for Oklahoma

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shot him in the back point blank. Short then turned and the two shot each other to death.

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On the night of February 6, 1891, two masked men carrying 44-calibre revolvers held up a

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where he met Bob and Emmett. They played poker all night in Traver and then traveled to

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created various versions of the Dalton Gang in animated productions, most notably with

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when he married Adeline Lee Younger. Through her half-brother, Adeline was an aunt of

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Dalton gang following the 1892 Coffeyville, Kansas raid. Left to right: Bill Powers;

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Despite these efforts, Bill was arrested in Paso Robles by Sheriff Kay and taken to

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The brothers who were members of the Dalton Gang were Bob, Grat, Emmett, and Bill.

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As Doolin and Dalton were accepted as leaders of the gang, it became known as the

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On June 1, 1892, the gang robbed the Santa Fe train at a small station called

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bootlegger. His deputy abandoned him after being wounded. Frank is buried in

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Bob Dalton, with an unidentified woman (possibly Eugenia Moore), May 9, 1889

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This article is about the group of outlaws. For the film based on them, see

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Tulare County Sheriff Gene Kay, taken in 1891 when he was sworn into office

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Evans and Sontag: The Famous Bandits of California (Supplemental Material)

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Evans and Sontag: The Famous Bandits of California (Supplemental Material)

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offered the episode "The End of the Dalton Gang (October 5, 1892)", with

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is considered to be the most authentic on events the day of the robbery.

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a National Park Service Teaching with Historic Places (TwHP) lesson plan

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Sheriff Kay decided to pursue Bob and Emmett with his deputy, Jim Ford.

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Prodigal Sons: The Violent History of Christopher Evans and John Sontag

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The Daltons were also featured in yet another Randolph Scott Western,

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monthly salary. Bob also hired Emmett under him to guard prisoners.

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in 1892, two of the brothers and two other gang members were killed;

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has a gang called "Walton's gang", loosely based on the Dalton gang.

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because four of its members were brothers. The gang specialized in

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is a half-hour, 1963 episode (season 12, episode 9, narrated by

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never joined any heists, he served as their spy and informant.

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horse afterwards. Grat shipped his saddle and riding rig to

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Ayres was not killed, but he remained paralyzed for life.

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and Kentucky was the father of all four boys. He was a

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Goshen (a robbery later attributed to Chris Evans and

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Randolph Scott himself plays Bill Doolin in the film

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passenger train near the town of Alila (present day

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survived, was captured, and later pleaded guilty to

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Bear State Books. p. 31. 1834:"Sentenced to Life Imprisonment" 1628:The Last Ride of the Dalton Gang 1367: 1355: 1343: 1331: 1319: 1307: 1295: 1283: 1271: 1154:Bill Dalton, in death, June 1894 696: 561: 524:if he wanted to talk with them. 452: 192:March 21, 1890 – October 5, 1892 40: 3843:First transcontinental railroad 2353: 2341:Graeme Thomson (May 21, 2014). 2334: 2304: 2289: 2274: 2259: 2234: 2209: 2184: 2159: 2134: 2075: 2050: 1715:about the fictional gunslinger. 806:before taking the old trail to 802:and skirted the desert down to 539: 51:needs additional citations for 2312:"Three Minutes to Eternity on 2110:Vulich, Nick (June 16, 2015). 2025: 1981: 1956: 1931: 1905: 1895:Elliot, David Stewart (1892). 1888: 1858: 1826: 867:Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad 1: 5261:History of Oklahoma Territory 1876:. November 1, 1907. p. 4 1819: 1671:band briefly impersonated by 1548:The May 25, 1959, episode of 1545:in the role of Emmett Dalton. 1392:Released in 1940, it starred 1362:George "Bitter Creek" Newcomb 1302:Prison photo of Emmett Dalton 750:Since Grat's location was in 633:George "Bitter Creek" Newcomb 432: 431:Photo of Robert "Bob" Dalton 307: 4018:Battle of the Little Bighorn 1250:case. A later report in the 1169:In her unpublished novella, 1111: 494:Pursuit across the Southwest 388:Nancy May Dalton (1876–1901) 359:Gratton Hanley "Grat" Dalton 7: 5251:History of Indian Territory 4043:First Battle of Adobe Walls 3987:Long Branch Saloon gunfight 3982:Gunfight at the O.K. Corral 2296:Clough, Charles W. (1981). 2266:Clough, Charles W. (1981). 2037:www.eyewitnesstohistory.com 1884:– via newspapers.com. 1854:– via newspapers.com. 1807: 1640:'s bank robbery attempt in 1133:Ingalls, Oklahoma Territory 817: 637:"Blackfaced" Charlie Bryant 374:Robert Rennick "Bob" Dalton 304:or the Dalton-Doolin Gang. 10: 5277: 5256:1890s in the United States 3798:Great Western Cattle Trail 1846:. March 8, 1893. p. 1 1701:Call of Juarez: Gunslinger 1502:(animated feature, 1978), 1264: 439: 370:Eva May Dalton (1867–1939) 365:Mason Frakes "Bill" Dalton 339:The Dalton children were: 20: 5190: 5159: 5126: 5108: 5060: 5007: 4939: 4866: 4838: 4785: 4727: 4695: 4652: 4634: 4611: 4563: 4510: 4477: 4429: 4376: 4338: 4327: 4195: 4134: 4081: 4000: 3957: 3919: 3886:Lost Dutchman's Gold Mine 3851: 3758: 3708:Rocky Mountain Rendezvous 3623: 3513: 3430:Frederick Russell Burnham 3420: 3270: 3164: 3033: 2870: 2863: 2590: 2583: 2509:Weiser-Alexander, Kathy. 2492:Weiser-Alexander, Kathy. 2475:Weiser-Alexander, Kathy. 1616:starred as Bob Dalton in 1556:Three Minutes to Eternity 1552:was called "The Daltons". 1087:Kansas State Penitentiary 991: 978: 948: 935: 899: 884: 879: 459:Southern Pacific Railroad 398: 204: 196: 188: 174: 166: 146: 3227:"Mysterious Dave" Mather 1667:is the name of a parody 880:Coffeyville Bank Robbery 873:Coffeyville bank robbery 646:Joining afterwards were 314:Jackson County, Missouri 312:James Lewis Dalton from 208:Bank and train robberies 27:The Daltons (Lucky Luke) 4028:Battle of Washita River 4013:Battle of Glorieta Pass 3891:Lost Ship of the Desert 3833:Southern Emigrant Trail 3793:Great Platte River Road 3460:George Armstrong Custer 3252:William "Bill" Tilghman 2765:Nootka (Nuu-chah-nulth) 2531:Internet Movie Database 2320:Internet Movie Database 2281:Preece, Harold (1963). 2191:O'Connell, Jay (2008). 2013:"Murder on Their Hands" 1938:Smith, Wallace (1951). 1432:The Doolins of Oklahoma 1254:, a major newspaper in 353:Franklin "Frank" Dalton 4238:Rocky Mountain oysters 1839:Lawrence Daily Journal 1454:Stories of the Century 1234: 1155: 1078: 1062: 1000:1 wounded and captured 949:Commanders and leaders 927:Dalton Gang suppressed 825:Livingston, California 774: 725: 683:pigeon-hole messagebox 591:Overland Stage station 585: 582:San Francisco Examiner 513: 481:and took the train to 473: 449: 436: 408: 175:Founding location 23:The Dalton Gang (film) 4073:Wounded Knee Massacre 4023:Battle of San Jacinto 3992:Variety Hall shootout 3967:Battle of Coffeyville 3949:Pike's Peak Gold Rush 3929:Black Hills Gold Rush 3606:Thomas William Sweeny 3470:Samuel P. Heintzelman 3247:John Horton Slaughter 3141:Richens Lacey Wootton 2675:Five Civilized Tribes 2241:Latta, Frank (1976). 2216:Latta, Frank (1976). 2166:Latta, Frank (1976). 2141:Latta, Frank (1976). 2057:Latta, Frank (1976). 1963:Latta, Frank (1976). 1731:wrote a song called " 1677:Joshua Tree U.S. tour 1642:Northfield, Minnesota 1499:La Ballade des Dalton 1419:Return of the Bad Men 1388:When the Daltons Rode 1229: 1160:When the Daltons Rode 1153: 1141:Elk, Indian Territory 1099:Hollywood, California 1097:in 1907. He moved to 1076: 1060: 992:Casualties and losses 764: 723: 623:Formation of the gang 580: 511: 471: 463:Earlimart, California 447: 430: 406: 322:Kansas City, Missouri 138:Criminal organization 5128:Washington Territory 4868:New Mexico Territory 4233:Pacific Northwestern 4152:Cowboys and cowgirls 3934:California Gold Rush 3911:Seven Cities of Gold 3896:Montezuma's treasure 3703:One-room schoolhouse 3551:George E. 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December 11, 1963 1766:Red Dead Redemption 1735:", inspired by the 1669:country and western 1665:The Dalton Brothers 1438:The motion picture 1256:Visalia, California 1252:Visalia Times-Delta 1233:, February 21, 1894 1164:Frank Forrest Latta 917:Coffeyville, Kansas 667:Hennessey, Oklahoma 584:, September 8, 1891 414:Coffeyville, Kansas 240:Coffeyville, Kansas 228:The Dalton Brothers 143: 5236:James–Younger Gang 4941:Oklahoma Territory 4126:Sutton–Taylor feud 4106:Lincoln County War 4101:Johnson County War 4001:Military conflicts 3944:Klondike Gold Rush 3745:Westward expansion 3566:Zephaniah Kingsley 3340:John Wesley Hardin 3237:George Scarborough 3217:"Wild Bill" Hickok 3106:John Wesley Powell 2527:"The Dalton Girls" 2434:Presland, Kith M. 1777:Old Cowtown Museum 1675:during their 1987 1410:Badman's Territory 1398:Broderick Crawford 1380:In popular culture 1235: 1171:Grat Dalton's Ride 1156: 1129:Doolin-Dalton Gang 1079: 1063: 1006:1 civilian wounded 812:Gila Bend, Arizona 775: 726: 679:Waukomis, Oklahoma 586: 514: 474: 450: 437: 409: 334:James-Younger Gang 290:Oklahoma Territory 141: 5246:Gangs in Oklahoma 5208: 5207: 5186: 5185: 5182: 5181: 5161:Wyoming Territory 4729:Montana Territory 4565:Florida Territory 4378:Arizona Territory 4265:Western lifestyle 4096:Earp-Clanton feud 4038:Chimayó Rebellion 3972:Battle of Lincoln 3778:Butterfield Trail 3728:Vigilante justice 3619: 3618: 3546:John Joel Glanton 3531:Jonathan R. 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