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Shirley Papers 180 Research Materials, General Reference, Territory Inventory

Box Folder Folder Title Research Materials General Reference 251 1 West of Hell’s Fringe 2 Oklahoma 3 Foreword 4 Bugles and Carbines 5 The Crack of a Gun – A Great State is Born 6-8 Crack of a Gun 252 1-2 Crack of a Gun 3 Provisional Government, Guthrie 4 Hell’s Fringe 5 “” and “Soonerism” – A Bloody Land 6 US Marshals in Oklahoma (1889-1892) 7 Deputies under Colonel William C. Jones and Richard L. walker, US marshals for judicial district of at Wichita (1889-1890) 8 Payne, Ransom (deputy marshal) 9 Federal marshal activity (Lurty Administration: May 1890 – August 1890) 10 Grimes, William C. (US Marshal, OT – August 1890-May 1893) 11 Federal marshal activity (Grimes Administration: August 1890 – May 1893) 253 1 Cleaver, Harvey Milton (deputy US marshal) 2 Thornton, George E. (deputy US marshal) 3 Speed, Horace (US attorney, Oklahoma Territory) 4 Green, Judge Edward B. 5 Administration of Governor George W. Steele (1890-1891) 6 Martin, Robert (first secretary of OT) 7 Administration of Governor Abraham J. Seay (1892-1893) 8 Burford, Judge John H. 9 Oklahoma Territorial Militia (organized in 1890) 10 Judicial Territory (1890-1907) 11 Politics in Oklahoma Territory (1890-1907) 12 Guthrie 13 Logan County, Oklahoma Territory 254 1 Logan County criminal cases 2 Dyer, Colonel D.B. (first mayor of Guthrie) 3 Settlement of Guthrie and provisional government 1889 4 Land and lot contests 5 City government (after 1890) 6 Bridge over the 7 Bridge over the Cottonwood 8 Territorial offices 9 Architecture 10 Banking business 11 Business and industry 12 Carnegie Library 255 1 Cemetery (Summit View) Shirley Papers 181 Research Materials, General Reference, Oklahoma Territory Inventory

Box Folder Folder Title 2 Civic clubs and fraternal orders 3 Churches 4 Disasters 5 Education 6-7 Holidays and celebrations 8 Legal profession 9 Libraries 10 Masonic Temple 11 Music, local bands 12 Medical profession 13 Newspapers 256 1 Railroads 2 Schools 3 Social life 4 Spanish-American War 1898 5 Sports, recreation and miscellaneous entertainment 6 Telephone service 7 Theatre and opera 8 Woman’s suffrage 9 Women (homemakers) 10 Historic restoration (buildings) 11 Historic preservation 12 Historical records preservation 257 1 Territorial Museum 2 State capitol publishing museum 3 Logan County history 4 Tourism tax 5 Logan County homesteads and homesteaders 6 Guthrie (miscellaneous) 7 Campbell Pleasant Valley ( Flat) 8 Cashion (Logan County) 9 Cimarron City (Logan County) 10 Coyle (Logan County) 11 Crescent City (Logan County) 12 Downs (Logan County) 13 Goodnight (Logan County) 14 Langston (Logan County) 15 Lockridge (Logan County) 16 Lovell, formerly Perth (Logan County) 17 Marshal, formerly Alfred (Logan County) 18 Meridian (Logan County) 19 Mulhall (Logan County 20 Navina (Logan County) 21 Orlando (Logan County) 22 Roxana (Logan County) 23 Seward (Logan County) 24 Tohee (Logan County) 25 Waterloo (Logan County) Shirley Papers 182 Research Materials, General Reference, Oklahoma Territory Inventory

Box Folder Folder Title 26 Logan County Courthouse (original state court house) 27 Fire department 28 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (April-December 1889) 29 Liquor problem in Guthrie (1889-1907) 30 Saloons and Honkytonks 31 Occupation tax and criminal ordinances (Guthrie) 32 Claim jumping and evictions (Guthrie) 33 Shockley, Leander (first sheriff of Logan County, OT, 1890) 34 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (January-December 1890) 258 1 Hixon, John W. (sheriff of Logan County, OT, 1891-1892) 2 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (January-December 1891) 3 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (January-December 1892) 4 Painter, W.W. (sheriff, Logan County, OT, 1892-1896) 5 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (January-December 1893) 6 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (January-December 1894) 7 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (January-December 1895) 8 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (January-December 1896) 9 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (January-December 1897) 10 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (January-December 1898) 11 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (January-June 1899) 12 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (July-December 1899) 13 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (January-June 1900) 14 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (July-December 1900) 15 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (January-) 16 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (July-December 1901) 17 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (January-June 1902) 259 1 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (July-December 1902) 2 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (January-June 1903) 3 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (July-December 1903) 4 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (January-June 1904) 5 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (July-December 1904) 6 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (January-June 1905) 7 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (July-December 1905) 8 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (January-June 1906) 9 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (July-December 1906) 10 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (January-June 1907) 11 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (July-December 1907) 260 1 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (January-June 1908) 2 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (July-December 1908) 3 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (January-June 1909) 4 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (July-December 1909) 5 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (January-July 1910) 6 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (July-December 1910) 7 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (January-December 1911) 8 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (1913-1914) 9 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (January-May 1917) 10 Kingfisher County 11 Kingfisher, Kingfisher County Part 1 Shirley Papers 183 Research Materials, General Reference, Oklahoma Territory Inventory

Box Folder Folder Title 261 1 Kingfisher, Kingfisher County Part 2 2 Cashion (Kingfisher County) 3 Dover (Kingfisher County) 4 Omega (Kingfisher County) 5 Hennessey (Kingfisher County) 6 Kiel (Kingfisher County) 7 Lockridge (Kingfisher County) 8 Canadian County 9 El Reno (Canadian County) 10 Cleveland County 11 Norman (Cleveland County) Part 1 12 Norman (Cleveland County) Part 2 13 Lexington (Cleveland County 14 Noble (Cleveland County) 15 Stillwater (Payne County) 262 1 Stillwater (prominent citizens, merchants, officials, 1898) 2 Bowling Green (Payne County) 3 Clarkson (Payne County) 4 Clayton (Payne County) 5 Cushing (Payne County) 6 Eden (Payne County) 7 Falls City (Payne County) 8 Floyd (Payne County) 9 Glencoe (Payne County) 10 Greenland (Payne County) 11 Ingalls (Payne County) 12 Lawson (Payne-Pawnee County line) renamed Quay in 1903 13 Lovell (Payne County) 14 Marena (Payne County) 15 Mehan (Payne County) 16 Norfolk (Payne County) 17 Olean (Payne County) 18 Otego (Payne County) 19 Paradise (aka Paradise Valley, Payne County) 20 Payne (Payne County) 21 Payne Center (Payne County) 22 Perkins (Payne County) Part 1 23 Perkins (Payne County) Part 2 24 Plumb (Payne County) 25 Ransom (Payne County) 26 Ripley (Payne County) 27 St. Albans (Payne County) 28 Saclahoma (Payne County) 29 Shafter (Payne County) 30 Signet (Payne County) 263 1 Schlegel (Payne County) 2 Spurgeon (Payne County) 3 Starr (Payne County) Shirley Papers 184 Research Materials, General Reference, Oklahoma Territory Inventory

Box Folder Folder Title 4 Vinco (originally Main and Stanton-Payne County) 5 Webb (Payne County) 6 Westpoint (Payne County) 7 Windom (Payne County) 8 Yale (Payne County) 9 Yates (aka Yates-Payne County) 10 Youst (now Yost-Payne County) 11 Horsetheif Canyon (southwest of Perkins, Oklahoma) 12 Ioa Ranch (Lions Boys Ranch) 13 Taylorsville (Payne County) 14 Village at the Ranch (northwest of Stillwater) 15 Pleasant Valley School (Payne County) 16 Irving Trail Museum (Payne County) 17 Rice-Kerby log home (William Sherman Tecumseh Kerby and Nelson “Pawnee Pete” Rice 18 Rick Kirk Muscle Car Museum (Ripley, Oklahoma) 19 Stillwater Airport Memorial Museum 20 Stillwater High School Museum (Stillwater, Oklahoma) 21 Transportation Museum (Payne County Expo Center) 22 Oklahoma Territory Cases, Payne County (1890-1907) 23 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (Payne County, OT, 1890) 24 Crime: murder, date: November 6, 1890, victim: Henry E. Stich, criminal: J.C. Skeen 25 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (Payne County, OT, 1891) 26 Crime, criminals, and law enforcement (Payne County, OT, 1892) 27 Crime: murder, date: June 24, 1892, victim: Earl Bee Guthrey, criminal: Reese Gatliff 28 Crime: murder, date July 2, 1892, victim: John J. Anderson, criminal: Matthew McClaskey 264 1 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (1893), 1893. 2 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (1894), 1894. 3 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (1895), 1895-96. 4 Crime: Cushing Raided (1895), 1895. 5 Crime: Payne County Jailbreak (1895), 1895. 6 Crime: Attempted Rape (November 1895), 1900. 7 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (1896), 1896. 8 Crime: Murder (Spring, 1896), 1896. 9 Crime: Murder (November 11, 1896), 1896-1909. 10 Crime: Murder (December 15, 1896), 1896-97. 11 Annis, O. W., 1900-01. 12 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (1897) 13 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (1898) 14 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (1899) 15 Crime: Grand Larceny (March 7, 1899), 1902. 16 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (1900), 1900. 17 Crime: Rape (April, 1900), 1900. 18 Crime: Murder (July 7, 1900), 1900-02. 19 Crime: Murder (July 16, 1900), 1900-05. Shirley Papers 185 Research Materials, General Reference, Oklahoma Territory Inventory

Box Folder Folder Title 20 Crime: Conjoint Robbery & Riot (Sept., 1900), 1900-02. 21 Hesser, James P., 1903-04. 22 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (August-Dec. 1901), 1901. 23 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (January-June, 1902), 1902- 2001. 24 Crime: Night Raids and Looting (January 5, 1902), 1902. 25 Crime: Arson (May 20, 1902), 1902. 26 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (July-Dec. 1902), 1902. 265 1 Crime: Murder (August 13, 1902), 1902-03. 2 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (1903), 1903-04. 3 Crime: Rape, Murder (October 1, 1903), 1903. 4 Crime: Bribery (October 19, 1903), 1903. 5 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (January-June 1904), 1904 6 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (July-Dec. 1904), 1904 7 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (January-June 1905), 1905 8 Crime: Murder (June 24, 1905), 1905-06 9 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (July-Dec. 1905), 1905 10 Crime: Murder (December 1905), 1902-05 11 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (January-June 1906), 1906 12 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (July-Dec. 1906), 1906 13 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (January-June 1907), 1907 14 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (July-Dec. 1907), 1907 15 Crime: Murders (October-December 1907), 1905-10. 16 Oklahoma County, Oklahoma Territory, 1986-93. 17 , Oklahoma County, part 1, 1894-1994 266 1 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, part 2, 1890-1964 2 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, part 3, 1894-1994 3 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, part 4, 1989-2002 4 Oklahoma City Police Department, History of, 1937-98 5 Bannister, Kid, 1895-1903. 6 Christie, Nellie, 1901. 7 “Filson Gang,” (1897-1900), 1895-1905. 8 Gibson, Andrew, 1900. 9 “Rip Rowser Bill, ” 1959. 10 Woodson, Milliard, 1894-1903. 11 Wynn, “Big Ann,” 1897-1908. 267 1 Fightmaster, John M., 1893-95. 2 Deford, C. H., 1892-1995. 3 O’Brien, Michael J., 1905. 4 Garrison, George Washington, 1892-1931. 5 Bartell, Sam, 1899-1995. 6 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (1889-1890), 1889. 7 Stiles, Captain D. F., 1889-1900. 8 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (1891), 1891. 9 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (1892), 1892. 10 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (1893), 1893. 11 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (1894), 1894. 12 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (1895), 1895. Shirley Papers 186 Research Materials, General Reference, Oklahoma Territory Inventory

Box Folder Folder Title 13 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (1896), 1896. 14 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (1897), 1897. 15 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (1898), 1898. 268 1 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (1899), 1899. 2 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (1900), 1900. 3 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (1901), 1901. 4 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (1902), 1902. 5 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (1903), 1903. 6 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (1904), 1904. 7 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (1905), 1905. 8 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (1906), 1906. 9 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (1907), 1907. 10 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (1908), 1908. 11 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (1909), 1909. 12 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (1910), 1910. 269 1 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (1911), 1911-95. 2 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (1912), 1912. 3 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (1913), 1913. 4 Crime, Criminals & Law Enforcement (1915), 1915. 5 Edmond, Oklahoma County, 1904. 6 Jones City, Oklahoma County, 1900. 7 Judicial History of Cimarron Territory “No Man’s Land,” 1905-18. 8 Beaver County, part 1, 1893-1945. 9 Beaver County, part 2, 1939-1986. 10 Beaver County, part 3, 1905-90. 11 Beaver County, part 4, 1898-2001. 270 1 Land Decisions & Contestants (1889-1892), 1889-1998. 2 Hell’s Fringe, 1891-1973. 3 The Desperate Daltons, part1, 1959-94. 4 part 2, 1889-1990. 5 The Outlaw Trail – Early Life of , 1897-1999. 6 Dalton, Robert “Bob,” part 1, 1889-1890 7 part 2, 1890. 271 1 Theft of Horses in Nation (July 1890), 1890. 2 The Daltons in , 1891-1998. 3 Bob and Return to Oklahoma, 1958-2001. 4 One Hell Firin’ Minute to Hell, n.d. 5 at Wharton (May 9, 1891), 1891-2001. 6 Search for , 1892-1999. 7 Leliaetta – Red Rock, n.d. 8 Killing of “Black-Faced” Charley Bryant August 23, 1891 272 1 Train Robbery at Leliaetta, (Sept. 15, 1891), 1891-95. 2 Trial and Conviction of Grat Dalton, 1918-73. 3 Train Robbery at Red Rock (June 1, 1892), 1892-1993. 4 Train Robbery at Adair, I.T. (July 15, 1892), 1892-1992. 5 Disaster at Coffeyville, n.d. 6 Dalton Gang Activity after Adair Robbery, 1892-1968. Shirley Papers 187 Research Materials, General Reference, Oklahoma Territory Inventory

Box Folder Folder Title 7 Daltons Credited with El Reno (July 27, 1892), 1894. 8 Last Raid at Coffeyville (October 5, 1892), part 1, 1892- 1993. 9 part 2, 1892-1984. 10 part 3, 1985-2001. 273 1 Emmett Dalton’s Last Years, 1894-2001. 2 Bob and Gratton Dalton Probate of Estate, 1892-1931. 3 Dalton Raid Centennial (October 1-5, 1992), 1992. 4 Dalton Family Memorial, 1897-1999. 5 Robert Ernest Lewis & Julia Johnson (Mrs. Emmett Dalton), 1896- 1998. 6 Dalton Gang Motion Picture References, 1919-89. 7 Dalton, Jack, 1941-45. 8 Dalton, Edward M., 1994. 9 General Articles on Dalton Gang, part 1, 1905-73. 10 General Articles on Dalton Gang, part 2, 1971-2001. 11 ’s , 1993. 12 Bill Doolin’s Early Life and Background, 1932-2000. 274 1 Coffeyville Citizens, 1892. 2 Train Robbery at Caney, Kansas (October 14, 1892), 1892. 3 Oliver Yantis Joins the Wild Bunch, 1892-1987. 4 Oliver Yantis Slain near Orlando (November 30, 1892), 1892-1995. 5 The Crime Fighters Organize, n.d. 6 Bill Dalton returns to Oklahoma Territory, 1892-1964. 7 Opening of Iowa, Sac & Fox and Pottawatomie, Reservations, 1891-1994. 8 Iowa Indians, 1895-2001. 9 Sac & Fox Indians, 1895-2001. 10 Pottawatomie Indians, 1905-2001. 11 Shawnee Indians, 1902-2001. 275 1 Lincoln County, Chandler, 1943-93. 2 Lincoln County, Oklahoma, part 1, 1895-1984. 3 Lincoln County, Oklahoma, part 2, 1904-86. 4 Lincoln County, Oklahoma, part 3, 1986-87. 5 Lincoln County, Oklahoma, part 4, 1988-2001. 6 Pottawatomie County, Tecumseh, 1895-1994. 276 1 - Opening (April 19, 1892), 1891-1999. 2 Blaine County, Watonga, 1894-1997. 3 Dewey County, Taloga, 1894-1999. 4 Day County, 1900-2001. 5 Roger Mills County, Cheyenne, 1896-2001. 6 Custer County, Arapaho, 1901-2001. 7 Washita County, Cordell, 1902-99. 8 Ellis County, Oklahoma, 1908-2001. 9 Settlers await opening of , 1891-92. 10 Administration of Governor Abraham J. Seay (1892-1893), 1895- Shirley Papers 188 Research Materials, General Reference, Oklahoma Territory Inventory

Box Folder Folder Title 1989. 11 Administration of Governor William C. Renfrow (May 1893-May 1897), 1893-1983. 12 Dale, Judge Frank, 1893-1986. 13 Nix, Edward D., 1893-1992. 277 1 Nix, E. D., Early Life & Background, 1889-1990. 2 Federal Marshal Activity, Nix Administration, 1893-96. 3 Nix, E. D., Last Years to Death, part 1, 1896-1940. 4 Nix, E. D., Last Years to Death, part 2, 1940-2000. 5 E. D. Nix Appointed U. S. Marshal, 1893. 6 Deputy Marshals and Office Staff Appointed, 1893-1964. 7 Cochrane, Frank, n.d. 8 Hale, John M., 1900-10. 9 Halsell, Forrest T., 1998. 10 Hixon, John W., 1897-1902. 11 Kelley, Ed P., 1898-1932. 12 Lilly, Tillman, 1895. 13 Lund, Alfred Oscar, 1903-97. 14 Murrill, William Bartley, 1965-67. 15 Nix, Will M., n.d. 16 Petit, Charles, 1983. 17 Prater, Isaac S., 1996. 18 Poling, Alonzo, 1937. 19 Smith, George, 1981. 20 Policy Meeting at Guthrie (July 1893), 1894-1929. 21 Doolin adds New Members to His Wild Bunch, 1888-1982. 22 Train Robbery at Cimarron, Kansas, 1893-1937. 278 1 Plans for Opening the Cherokee Outlet (July 1893), 1889-1962. 2 Ejection of Cattle & Persons from Cherokee Outlet (1891-1892), 1891. 3 Miscellaneous Arrests Prior to Ingalls Raid (July – August 1893), 1893. 4 The Ingalls Raid, 1945. 5 Ingalls – Early History and Settlement (1889-1893), part 1, 1892-1994 6 part 2, 1892-1991. 7 Doolin Gang Rendezvoused at Ingalls (July-August 1893), 1893-1994. 8 Doolin’s Courtship and Marriage to Edith Ellsworth (March 1893), 1915-23. 9 County Attorney Sterling P. King’s Version, 1897-1955. 10 Detective Fred Dodge’s Version, 1969. 11 Deputy Marshals Huston and Wilson Encounter Doolin Gang, 1893-1968. 12 Deputy Sheriff Bob Andrews of Stillwater Makes Ingalls Arrest, 1930-77. 13 Marshals Prepare for Ingalls Invasion, 1927-71. 14 The Round Up at Ingalls, 1903. Shirley Papers 189 Research Materials, General Reference, Oklahoma Territory Inventory

Box Folder Folder Title 279 1 Orrington “Red” Lucas’ Version, 1936-99. 2 Thompson, Hiram A. “Hi,” 1895-1945. 3 Burke, J. S. “Steve,” 1897-1998. 4 Shadley, Lafayette Augustus “Lafe,” 1893-1991. 5 Speed, Richard “Dick,” 1995. 6 Masterson, James P. “Jim,” 1961-2000. 7 Steele, Ike, n.d. 8 Hueston, Thomas Jefferson, 1995. 9 Cox, Constable George W., 1994. 10 Battle Between the Marshals and Outlaws (September 1893), 1893-1996. 11 Opening Shots of the Battle, 1902-90. 12 Battle Centers on Ransom-Murray Saloon, 1929-96. 13 Outlaws Flee from Livery Stable, 1929-68. 14 Capture of Tom in the O.K. Hotel, 1929-71. 15 Posse Arrives from Stillwater, 1893-1955. 16 Posse Trails Bitter Creek Newcomb to Falls City, 1893- 1968. 17 Ingalls Citizens Arrested, 1895-1968. 18 Death of Hueston and Shadley, 1893-1955. 19 Guthrie threatened with invasion of Doolin Gang, 1893- 1955. 20 William Ransom sues Marshal Nix, 1894-95. 21 Battle of Ingalls, general articles on, 1954-97 280 1 Arkansas Tom Tried at Stillwater, 1893-1994. 2 Ingalls Dies – aftermath of famous battle, 1894-2001. 3 Arkansas Tom’s Last Shot, 1904-81. 4 Rose of Cimarron Myth, part 1, 1915-96. 5 part 2, 1951-2001. 6 part 3, 1954-80. 281 1 part 4, 1965-94. 2 The Dreamers, 1994. 3 Ingalls Restoration Program, 1992-93. 4 Gunfight at Ingalls: Death of an Outlaw Town, n.d. 5 Preface, 1965-66. 6 Stage and Setting, n.d. 7 Founding of Ingalls; Falls City, n.d. 8 Growth of Oklahoma Territory (1890), 1891-1989 9 Shaftsbury Contests West Forty Acres of the Town site, n.d. 10 Rush to Ingalls to Obtain Best Locations, 1954-90. 11 Matthew McClaskey kills John I. Anderson, 1892-94. 12 Misc. cases of Quackery, Theft and Violence, n.d. Principles and the Players 13 Bill Doolin’s Early Life and Background, 1932-71. 14 Doolin’s Employment and Companions (1889-1891), 1895-1937. Enter the Daltons Shirley Papers 190 Research Materials, General Reference, Oklahoma Territory Inventory

Box Folder Folder Title 15 The Dalton Gang Family in , n.d. 16 Train Robbery at Wharton, n.d. 17 Train Robbery at Leliaetta (Sept. 1891), 1915. 282 1 Train Robbery at Adair, n.d. 2 Indian Territory Grows too Hot for the Daltons, n.d. The Wild Bunch Rides 3 Doolin Organizes the “Wild Bunch,” n.d. 4 Bill Dalton joins “Wild Bunch,” 1894-1915. The Invasion 5 Doolin’s Foot Treated at Ingalls, 1968. 6 Ingalls exploit of Deputy Sheriff Andrews, 1897-1968. 7 Doolin Gang’s Alleged Activities in Ingalls, 1893-1968. 8 Orrington “Red” Lucas and Captain W. C. “Doc” Roberts at Ingalls, 1893-1974. 9 Invading Force of Federal Officers Organized, 1927- 68. 10 Thompson, H. A. “Hi,” 1904-45. 11 Burke, J. S. “Steve,” 1897-1970. 12 Shadley, Lafayette Augustus “Lafe,” 1893-1989. 13 Masterson, James P. “Jim,” 1963-83. Ingalls Under Siege 14 Ingalls (September 1, 1893), 1968-71. 15 Opening Shots of the Battle, 1929-68 16 Marshals Concentrate their fir on Ransom-Murray Saloon, 1958-68. 17 Doolin Refuses to Surrender, 1929-64. 18 Outlaws Ride from Ransom’s Stable, 1893-1964. 19 Marshals Surround O.K. Hotel, 1929-68. 20 Court adjourned at Stillwater, 1893-1968. 21 Hale’s Posse tracks Wild Bunch to Sac & Fox, 1893- 1968. 22 Ingalls Citizens taken to Stillwater for Questioning, 1895-1968. 23 Speed’s Funeral at Stillwater, 1893-1955. 24 Marshals Search Kingfisher for Bill Dalton, 1893-1955. “Bring Them In Dead!” 25 Cherokee Outlet, and Pawnee Reservations Opened to Settlement, n.d. 26 Robberies at Clarkson, Lost Creek & West of Perkins, 1893-95. 27 Marshal Nix Applies to U.S. Attorney General for Money to Hunt Wild Bunch, n.d. 283 1 Doolin Gang Robs Santa Fe Depot at Woodward, 1915. 2 “New Dalton Gang” formed, n.d. 3 Doolin, Pierce, Tulsa Jack, others rob bank in Missouri, 1915. 4 Arkansas Tom tried at Stillwater, 1894-1964. Shirley Papers 191 Research Materials, General Reference, Oklahoma Territory Inventory

Box Folder Folder Title The Wild Bunch Falls 5 “New Dalton Gang” Organized, Bank Robbery at Longview, , 1915. 6 “Three Guardsman” Raid Dunn Ranch Southeast of Ingalls, 1915. 7 Pierce, Newcomb, Little Raidler others rob Rock Island Train, 1915. 8 Newcomb and Pierce killed at Dunn Ranch (May 2, 1895), 1895-1915. 9 Little Bill Raidler Wounded and Captured at Moore Ranch in , 1915. 10 Bill Doolin Captured at Eureka Springs, Arkansas (January 15, 1896), 1915. 11 Red Buck Waightman killed by Posse in Dugout West of Arapaho, 1915. 12 Doolin Arrested at Stillwater to Answer Indictment on Ingalls Murders, n.d. 13 Doolin and Dynamite Dick Escape Federal Jail (July 5, 1896), 1915. 14 Dynamite Dick Slain near Checotah, I.T. (November 7, 1897), 1915. Ingalls Passes into History 15 Ingalls Tries to put itself back on road to Respectability, 1894-1990. 16 Attempts to Obtain Pardon for Arkansas Tom Jones (1904), 1904-59. 17 Filming of “The Passing of the Oklahoma Outlaws,” Arkansas Tom Jones plays himself in the Climatic Ingalls Gunfight, 1915-27. 18 Arkansas Tom Returns to Missouri, Pursues Criminal Career and Slain by Joplin Police Detectives (August 16, 1924), 1900-81. 19 Ingalls Passes into History, 1965-89. 20 Epilogue, 1938-97. 21 Bibliography: The Gunfight at Ingalls, 1893-1996. 284 1 Cherokee Outlet, n.d. 2 Cherokee Strip Centennial Celebration (1992-1993), 1990-99. 3 Cherokee Outlet, History of, 1937-95. 4 Cherokee Outlet, General History of, 1904-93. 5 Events of the Opening (September 6-16, 1893), part 1, 1893- 2000. 285 1 Events of the Opening (September 6-16, 1893), part 2, 1943-98. 2 Alfalfa County, 1998. 3 Kay County, Newkirk, 1903. 4 Kay County, part 1, 1893-1994. 5 part 2, 1955-68. 6 part 3, 1968-93. 7 part 4, 1993-2001. 286 1 Grant County, Medford, 1893-1998. Shirley Papers 192 Research Materials, General Reference, Oklahoma Territory Inventory

Box Folder Folder Title 2 Woods County, Alva, 1893-2001. 3 Woodward County, Woodward, n.d. 4 Garfield County, Enid, 1893-2001. 5 Wood, Sherman Theodore, 1887-1982. 6 Noble County, Perry, part 1, 1893-2000. 7 Noble County, part 2, 1900-2001. 287 1 Pawnee County, Pawnee, part 1, 1894-1985. 2 part 2, 1901-2000. 3 part 3, 1994-2002. 4 Jennings, Pawnee County, 1905-2000. 5 Cleveland, Pawnee County, 1973. 6 Alfalfa County, 1898-1992. 7 Harper County, Oklahoma, 1890-1996. 8 Major County, 1903-89. 9 Lawless Conditions Generally, 1893-1966. 10 Frauds in the Cherokee Outlet Opening – Nix Called to Explain, 1893-94. 11 Nix Appoints New Deputy Marshals in Outlet, 1894-1958. 288 1 Tilghman, Thomas and Colcord at “Hell’s Half Acre,” 1893- 1966. 2 Two New Federal District Courts Established, 1893-1951. 3 Nix’s Limited to Federal Crimes in the Outlet and on Indian Reservations, 1894. 4 Murder of Jesse Hendrickson near Pond Creek, Grant County, 1893-94. 5 Clarkson Post office Robbery, 1893-1974. 6 Reports of Doolin Gang’s Bid for Peace, 1894. 7 Bank Robbery at Pawnee (January 23, 1894), 1894-1998. 8 Nix authorized expenses to hunt “Wild Bunch,” 1894-1990. 9 Woodward Robbery (March 13, 1894), 1892-1915. 10 Arkansas Tom Gets His, n.d. 11 Activities of the Wild Bunch (March-April 1894), 1889-1994. 12 Sacred Heart, 1897-1972. 13 Bank Robbery at Southwest City, Missouri (May 10, 1894), 1894-1979. 14 And Bill Dalton Falls, n.d. 15 Bank Robbery at Longview, Texas (May 23, 1894), 1894- 2000. 16 Deputy Marshal Seldon T. Lindsey; Pursuit of the Longview Robbers (May 24-June 1, 1894), 1894-1974. 17 Bill Dalton Slain by Officers near Elk, Chickasaw Nation (June 8, 1894), 1894-1994. 289 1 Robbery at Pond Creek, The Caseys Go Wild, n.d. 2 Doolin-Dalton Influence; Outbreak of new Criminal Activity (January-April, 1894), 1894-95. 3 Murder of Edward H. Townsend, Postmaster at Todd, O.T. (March 28, 1894), 1894-1987. 4 Wyatt-Black Gang; Background of Nathaniel Ellsworth Shirley Papers 193 Research Materials, General Reference, Oklahoma Territory Inventory

Box Folder Folder Title Wyatt & Isaac Black, Gang Organized (Spring, 1894), 1960-72. 5 Nate Sylva and Felix Young – Pond Creek Robbery (April 10, 1894); Capture at El Reno (May 12, 1894), 1894-1991. 6 Vic and James Casey kill Deputy Sheriff Sam Farris at Yukon (May 21, 1894), 1894-1985. 7 War on the Rock Island, n.d. 8 Rock Island Railroad, part 1, 1893-1988. 9 part 2, 1893-94. 10 part 3, 1894-1975. 290 1 Horse Thieves and Counterfeiters, n.d. 2 Increased Federal Marshal Activity – Press Demands Territorial Lawlessness Cease, 1894-97. 3 Horsethief Ring at Tecumseh Broken (April-June 1894), Wholesale Arrest of Pottawatomie County Officials by U.S. Marshal, 1894. 4 Horse and Cattle Thieves, Anti-Horse Thief Association (O.T. & I.T. – 1890-1910), 1894-2000. 5 Flora Quick Mundis, Alias “Tom King” Apprehended at Fredonia, Kansas (August 1894), 1893-1997. 6 Counterfeit Cases (August-December 1894), 1894-1982. 7 “Robbery Sanctioned by Law,” n.d. 8 Timber Thieves (April-December 1894); Judge McAtee’s Decision (September 1895), 1873-1904. 9 District Attorney Brooks Court Difficulties (May 1894-April 1895); Whiskey Arrests on Indian Reservations (December 1894-March 1895), 1894-95. 10 The Price of Justice, n.d. 11 Cost of Maintaining Law and Order, Territorial Prisoners and Insane; Marshal Nix Checks with U. S. Treasury, 1894- 97. 12 Doolin Gang Reported in Wichita Reservation, Murder of Indian Policeman “In-Ki-Nish,” 1894-1966. 13 Train Robbery at Terrill, I.T. (December 11, 1894); Major Kidd Scores Nix as Afraid of Doolin (December 17, 1894); Muskogee Scare (December 24, 1894); Doolin and Wyatt Gangs Allegedly Wiped out in Battle near Hennessey (January 20, 1895), 1894-95. 14 Difficulties in Searching the Cimarron and Pawnee Areas for Doolin Gang; Posse meets “”; Dunn Ranch Dugout Raided, Doolin and Four Gang Members Escape, 1894-1997. 15 “Tilghman in the Bandits’ Dugout” (January 1895), 1895- 1994. 291 1 Dunn Brothers Agree to Assist in Capture of the Wild Bunch; Sheriff Lake and Deputy Canton Return to Pawnee to Await Developments (March 1895), 1895-1996. 2 “Lucky Lay of the Last Looters,” n.d. 3 Rock Island Train Robbery at Dover (April 3, 1895) – Shirley Papers 194 Research Materials, General Reference, Oklahoma Territory Inventory

Box Folder Folder Title Pursuit of the Robbers, 1894-1995. 4 Tulsa Jack Slain (April 4, 1895); Red Buck Kills Preacher Godfrey, Gang Escapes, 1895-1994. 5 Charley Pierce and “Bitter Creek” Newcomb Slain at the Dunn Ranch (May 2, 1895), 1895-1996. 6 Dunn Grows Nervous – Protected by Deputy Marshals, 1895-96. 7 Bad Christians, 1967. 8 Cushing Raided (April 1895); Field Activities of Deputy Marshals (February-August 1895); Deputy Marshal Jim Doss Murdered at El Reno (March 1895); Marshal Jim Masterson Dies at Guthrie (March 1895), 1895. 9 Kickapoo Indians, 1911-95. 10 Kickapoo Reservation Opened to Settlement (May 23, 1895); Supreme Court Redistricts Oklahoma Territory (June 1895), 1893-1998. 292 1 Rise of the Christian Gang (April-May 1895); Christians and Casey Break Oklahoma City Jail, Kill Chief of Police Milt Jones (June 30, 1895); Hunt for Christians in Oklahoma and Indian Territories, End of the Trail in Arizona and New , part 1, 1895-1900. 2 part 2, 1895-1983. 3 part 3, 1895-2001. 4 Doolin Gang “Sweethearts,” n.d. 5 Arrest and Trial of Cattle Annie and Little Breeches (July- November 1895), 1895-2000. 6 Zip Wyatt Breaks Corn, Raidler’s Last Stroll, n.d. 7 Charlie Black Slain, Zip Wyatt Wounded, Dies at Enid (June-September 1895), n.d. 293 1 Little Bill Raidler Captured in the Osage Nation (September 6, 1895); Efforts to Capture Little Dick West, Dynamite Dick, Red Buck and Bill Doolin, 1895-1974. 2 Misses a Bath, n.d. 3 Doolin’s Alleged Offers to Surrender on Rhodes Ranch in (Summer 1895), Brings Family to Burden, Kansas (September-December 1895), 1894-1996. 4 Tilghman Arrests Doolin at Eureka Springs, Arkansas (January 15, 1896); Arrival at Guthrie (January 16, 1896); Mrs. Doolin’s Perkins Interview (January 20, 1896), 1895- 2001. 5 “It Took Men of Nerve and Lots of Money,” n.d. 6 Patrick S. Nagle Replaces Nix as U.S. Marshal; Office Re- Organized, Some of Nix’s Deputies Retained (January- March 1896), 1896-1981. 7 Nagle Law Cases (1893-1911), 1896-1914. 8 Federal Marshal Activity (Nagle Administration: February 1896- October 1897), 1896-97. 9 Judge Burford’s Term Expires, Replaced by John C. Tarsney; Judge Scott Resigns, Replaced by J.R. Keaton Shirley Papers 195 Research Materials, General Reference, Oklahoma Territory Inventory

Box Folder Folder Title (March-August 1896), 1895-1974. 10 Red Buck Waightman-George “Hookey” Miller-Joe Beckham Gang; Red Buck Killed in Dugout Near Arapaho (March 4, 1896), 1891-1996. 294 1 Doolin Indicted at Stillwater for Ingalls Murders (May 1, 1896), 1896-1968. 2 Canton Arrests Dynamite Dick in Texas (June 1896), 1896- 1961. 3 The U. S. Jail Looted, n.d. 4 The U.S. Jail; Jail Breaks in Oklahoma Territory (1894- 1896), 1892-1997. 5 U.S. Jail Looted – Doolin Escapes with Thirteen Prisoners (July 5, 1896), 1896-1996. 6 Trailing Doolin after Jail Escape; C. E. Lawrence Captured near Enid (August 4, 1896), 1896-1982. 7 Bill Doolin Slain at Lawson, Oklahoma Territory, by and Posse (August 24, 1896), 1896- 1978. 8 Bill Doolin Slain, part 2, 1968-2000. 9 Bill Dunn Shot and Killed at Pawnee by Deputy Marshal Frank Canton (November 6, 1896), 1896-1996. 10 George Lane Captured in Kansas City (November 19, 1896), 1894-1936. 11 Charles Montgomery Captured at Globe, Arizona December 1896); Lee Killian Captured Near Joplin, Missouri (January 30, 1897); James F. Black Arrested at Ottumwa, Iowa (July 5, 1897); Henry Irwin Captured in Woods County (May 29, 1899) Walter McLain Captured in Osage Nation (October 29, 1903), 1896-1903. 12 Deputy Marshals Activities in Oklahoma Territory (March- December 1897), 1896-97. 295 1 Populists, Goldbugs and Pie-Eaters, n.d. 2 Politics in Oklahoma Territory (A1896-1897); McKinley Inaugurated as President (March 4, 1897); Appoints Cassius M. Barnes Governor and William M. Jenkins as Secretary of the Territory (April-June 1897), 1897-1975. 3 McKinley Appoints Joseph McKenna of , U.S. Attorney General; Retains Brooks as U.S. District Attorney for Oklahoma; Federal Judges Held Until Expiration of Terms (February-July 1897), 1896-1935. 4 Canada H. Thompson Succeeds Nagle as U.S Marshal (October 1897), 1895-1997. 5 Canada H. Thompson Takes Over as U.S. Marshal at Guthrie (November 5, 1897); Re-Appoints Thomas and Tilghman as Field Deputies; Names W. D. “Bill” Fossett as Chief Clerk to Replace John Hale, 1897. 6 Federal Marshal Activity (Thompson Administration: October 1897-December 1901), 1897-1901. 7 “Wild as March Hares,” n.d. 8 The Trail Ends on Cottonwood, n.d. Shirley Papers 196 Research Materials, General Reference, Oklahoma Territory Inventory

Box Folder Folder Title 9 Arkansas Tom’s Last Shot, 1939. 10 Greer Country, part 1, 1886-1999. 11 part 2, 1937-75. 296 1 part 3, 1898-2000. 2 Beckham County, Oklahoma (Sayre), 1901-93. 3 Greer County (Mangum, Oklahoma), 1898-1901. 4 Harmon County (Hollis, Oklahoma), 1949-85. 5 Jackson County (Altus, Oklahoma), 1905-2000. 6 Tillman County (Frederick, Oklahoma), 2000. 7 Settlers on the “Neutral Strip,” 1897-1940. 8 to the Wichitas (1895-1897), 1895-1988. 9 Treasures of the Wichitas, 1901-60. 10 “Free Homes” in Oklahoma (1900), 1893-1984. 11 Governor Barnes’ Term Expires (April 15, 1901); William M. Jenkins Succeeds Barnes as Governor (April 16, 1901), 1901-42. 12 Herring-Baker Gang (Wichita Mountains 1894), 1969-98. 13 “Outs & Ins” Changes in Judgeships U. S. District Attorney & Assistant District Attorney (February 1898), 1898. 14 Irwin, Judge Clinton F., 1899. 15 McAtee, Judge John L., 1898-99. 16 Tarsney, Judge John C., 1899. 17 Opening of Lands of the -- and Wichita Affiliated Tribes (August 6, 1901), part 1, 1893-1973. 297 1 part 2, 1900-73. 2 part 3, 1903-93. 3 Kiowa – Comanche – Apache Opening (August 1901), 1897- 1994. 4 Comanche County, Oklahoma (Lawton), part 1, 1905-98. 5 part 2, 1955-60. 298 1 County, Oklahoma (Anadarko), 1899-2002. 2 Kiowa County, Oklahoma (Hobart), 1899-1996. 3 Hinton (Caddo County), 1973. 4 Jefferson County (Waurika), 1901-99. 5 McKinley Assassinated at Buffalo, N.Y. (September 6, 1901); Succeeds Him as President, 1907-33. 6 Federal Prison Break Leavenworth, Kansas (November 7, 1901); Most of 26 Prisoners Involved Were From Oklahoma and Indian Territories, 1901-02. 7 Governor Jenkins Investigated for Financial Interests in the Oklahoma Sanitarium Company; Dismissed by President Roosevelt (November 30, 1901), 1901. 8 Thompson B. Ferguson, of Watonga, Appointed Sixth Territorial Governor (November 30, 1901), 1901-85. 9 Federal Marshal Activity (Thompson’s 2nd Administration, December 1901-March 1902), 1901-02. 10 Crime Conditions in Oklahoma Territory at Turn of the Century (1901), 1899-1903. 11 Fossett, William D. (U.S. Marshal, Oklahoma Territory, March Shirley Papers 197 Research Materials, General Reference, Oklahoma Territory Inventory

Box Folder Folder Title 1902 - February 1906), 1894-2001. 12 Federal Marshal Activity (Fossett Administration: March 1902- February 1906), 1901-24. 13 Judicial Reapportionment of Oklahoma Territory (May 1902), 1898-1903. 14 Jury Relief Bill (February 1906), 1905-06. 299 1 Bert Casey and the Hughes Gang, 1900-2000. 2 Bert Casey, 1895-1973. 3 Beemblossom Murder (August 1901); Rise and Fall of the Bert Casey Gang (1901-1903), 1997. 4 Additional Judges Added to Oklahoma Territory; Territory Divided into Seven Districts (May 1902), 1898-1902. 5 Oklahoma at St. Louis World’s Fair (1903-04), 1903-65. 6 and -Missouri Reservations Abolished and Added to Counties in Which Located (April 1904), 1904-48. 7 , “Rough Rider,” Appointed the Seventh and Last Territorial Governor (January 1906), 1904-75. 8 Peck, Cassius R., 1956. 9 Osage and Kaw Lands Divided and Tribes Funded by Congress (June 1906), 1900-04. 10 Osage County, Oklahoma, 1897-2001. 11 Osage Indians – Osage County (Pawhuska), part 1, 1893-1989. 300 1 part 2, 1888-1995. 2 part 3, 1906-85. 3 part 4, 1900-89. 4 part 5, 1988-2001. 301 1 Abernathy, John R., 1898-1983. 2 President Roosevelt’s Wolf Hunt in the Comanche Reserve & Northern Texas (April 1905), 1905-82. 3 Abernathy, John R., General Articles, 1958-98. 4 Kiowa-Comanche-Caddo “Pasture” Holdings Dissolved, Sold Under Sealed Bids (December 1906), 1902-66. 5 Cotton County, Oklahoma (Walters), 1906-90. 6 Tillman County (Frederick), 1903-90. 7 Oklahoma’s Struggle for Statehood (1890-1907), 1894-1998. 8 Early Efforts for Statehood (1890-1904), part1, 1892-1956. 9 part 2, 1897-1989. 302 1 Proposed “Territory of Indianola” (December 1894), 1894. 2 Proposed “Territory of Jefferson” (March 1902), 1901-02. 3 The Struggle for Statehood (1891-1904); Proposed State of Sequoyah (July-August 1905), 1904-88. 4 State Capitol Building (Guthrie) August 7, 1902, 1902. 5 Final Efforts for Statehood (1905-06), 1904-82. 6 Naming the State (A Nickname for Oklahoma) 1906, 1902-06. 7 Election of Delegates to Write a State Constitution (1906), 1906- 82. 8 Constitutional Convention at Guthrie (November 1906-July 1907), Part 1, 1906-99. Shirley Papers 198 Research Materials, General Reference, Oklahoma Territory Inventory

Box Folder Folder Title 9 part 2, 1907-99. 10 William Jennings Bryan and the Oklahoma Constitution, 1984-95. 11 Constitution Ratified, Statewide Election of State, Congressional, Judicial, Legislative, County and Township Officers (July- September 1907), 1907-2000. 303 1 Oklahoma Becomes a State, Charles N. Haskell Inaugurated as First Governor (November 1907), part1, 1907-82. 2 Oklahoma Becomes a State, Charles N. Haskell Inaugurated as First Governor (November 1907), part 2, 1907-2000. 3 Oklahoma’s Great Seal and Emblems, 1957-87. 4 Oklahoma (14 Flags Over State), 1906-2000. 5 Law Enforcement Becomes the Responsibility of Local Officers, Deputy Marshals Look Elsewhere for Employment, 1905-78. 6 Cotteral, John H., 2000. 7 Hell Breaks Loose in New State of Oklahoma (Spring 1908), 1908-90. 8 State Elections of 1907 – Administration of Governor Charles N. Haskell, 1907-09. 9 Kickapoo-Mexican Extradition Case (Nov. 1910-February 1911), 1903-11. 10 Transfer of Territorial Prisoners from Lansing, Kansas, to McAlester, Oklahoma (1908), 1895-1918. 11 McAlester Prison & Granite Reformatory, Early History of, 1899- 1910. 304 1 Pardons & Paroles (1908-1911), 1894-1911. 2 Orphanages & Asylums, 1893-1998. 3 Gambling Laws & Enforcement, 1898-2000. 4 “Cigarette Statute” Oklahoma Territory, 1901-08. 5 Gun-Toting & Carrying Concealed Weapons in New State, 1905- 2001. 6 Timber Cutting in Oklahoma Territory, 1902. 7 Prohibition, 1903-94. 8 “Booze Bill” & Enforcement of Prohibition, part 1, 1894-1999. 9 part 2, 1894-1908. 305 1 Johnson, William E. “Pussyfoot,” 1904-97. 2 Cities in Oklahoma, General History of, 1957. 3 Townsite Fights & County Seat Wars, 1893-2000. 4 State Capital Removal Controversy (1909-1911), part 1, 1906-97. 5 part 2, 1908-09. 6 part 3, 1909-10. 7 part 4, 1910-2001. 306 1 State Capital Dome & Chambers Remodeling, 2000-02. 2 Administration of Governor Lee Cruce (1911-1915), 1910-90. 3 Cade, William S., 1902-86. 4 Williams, Robert L., 1915-54. 5 Bibliography, Six-Gun and Silver Star, 1975. 6 Index, Six-Gun and Silver Star, n.d. 7 Oklahoma Odds ‘N Ends, 1894-2000. Shirley Papers 199 Research Materials, General Reference, Oklahoma Territory Inventory

Box Folder Folder Title 8 Oklahoma Accidents, 1894-1909. 9 Bickle, Charley, 1906. 10 Blackwell, Colonel , 1894-1974. 11 Bothwell, Charles R. “Oklahoma Charley,” 1908-11. 12 Checotah, “Indian Sam,” 1906. 13 Daisy, Nannette “The Daisy,” 1891-1904. 14 Dalla, “Indian George,” 1906. 15 Emartha, Tustenarka, 1906. 16 Ferson, Captain A. von, 1903. 17 Gof, Marcus, 1911. 18 Hand, Maggie, 2000. 19 Holder, Captain John P., 1905. 20 Loeser, S. C. “Cob,” 1902. 21 Jamison, Joe, 1894. 22 “Kickapoo Bill,” 1904. 23 McMahon, George Douglas, 1902. 24 Mad Wolf, 1906. 25 “The Parson of the Cimarron,” 1901. 26 Steward, Dalton, 1905. 27 Stewart, Mac, 1899. 28 Stink, John, 1894-2001. 29 Tangdhangtanka, 1902-93. 30 Taylor, William “Dad, the Kicker,” 1898-1905. 31 Tutt, J. C., 1903. 32 Von Gelitzen, Alexander, 1901. 33 Warkarchee, 1905. 34 Watts, “Graveyard,” 1905. 35 Wild Man, 1902-09. 36 Wilkins, Lewis, 1897-1911. 37 Williams, Hominy, 1906. 38 “Wedded Bliss” Turn of the Century Oklahoma, Not so “Blissful,” part 1, 1894-1907. 307 1 part 2, 1906-2002. 2 Humor in the Courts & in Law Practice, 1894-1937. 3 Cockfighting & Dog Fighting in Oklahoma, 1890-2002. 4 Culture Areas of Oklahoma, 1992-98. 5 Historic Preservation in Oklahoma, 1979-2001. 6 Industrial Workers of the World “Wobblies,” 1980-96. 7 Ku Klux Klan in Oklahoma, 1930-2001. 8 Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) in Oklahoma, 1999. 9 Oklahoma Farmers’ Union, 1997. 10 Oklahoma’s Image in Popular Magazines, 1909-99. 11 Oklahoma’s Loyalty Oath of 1951, 1981. 12 Oklahoma & Indian Territory Federation of Women’s Clubs, 1988. 13 Oklahoma, European Immigrants in, 1975-97. 14 Oklahoma, Pamphlets, Guides, etc., 1960. 15 Oklahoma and the Anti-Evolution Movement of 1920s, 1965. Shirley Papers 200 Research Materials, General Reference, Oklahoma Territory Inventory

Box Folder Folder Title 16 Oklahoma Boundary and Land Surveys, 1925-2000. 17 “Oklahoma’s History Quilt,” 1935. 308 1 Oklahoma, National Recovery Administration, 1976-97. 2 Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) in Oklahoma, 1969-2000. 3 Oklahoma Farming/Agriculture, 1998. 4 Oklahoma’s Oral History Project, 1971. 5 Oklahoma’s Silver Anniversary (, 1932) 6 Oklahoma in the Arts, 1943-2001. 7 Oklahoma in World War I, 1942-96. 8 Oklahoma in World War II, 1942-99. 9 Oklahoma in Vietnam War, 1998. 10 Oklahoma Diamond Jubilee Celebration (November 16, 1982) 11 Oklahoma’s 50th Anniversary, 1958. 12 Oklahoma’s 80th Anniversary of Statehood, 1987. 13 Oklahoma 1989 Centennial Celebration, 1988-89. 14 Dutch Investment in Oklahoma, 1987. 15 Rural Electrification in Oklahoma, 1982-85. 16 Television in Oklahoma 1949-1974, 1991-94. 17 U. S. Highway 66 in Oklahoma, 1995. 18 State Fair of Oklahoma, History of, 1994. 19 Mistletoe, Oklahoma’s State Flower, 1997. 20 Oklahoma 20th Century, Year by Year, 1999-2000. 21 Oklahoma’s 100th Birthday Celebration (2007), 2000. 22 Oklahoma Sculpture, 2000. 23 Frank M. Canton Book Research, 1962-95. 24 Frontier Trail: The Autobiography of Frank M. Canton, 1930. 309 1 Foreword, 1927-77. Hell and Texas 2 Early Life and Background in Virginia, Iowa, and Missouri-Texas (1866-1868); Up the Trail to Abilene (Spring 1869); Osage Indians; A Stampede; Drive to Abilene on Foot, 1925-92. 3 Burnett, Samuel Burk, 1911-81. 4 Drive to North Platte, Nebraska – Indians and Cattle Thieves; Massacre in Moran Canyon; North Platte, Nebraska; Return to Texas (Autumn, 1869), 1947-74. 5 Removal to Jack and Young Counties (Spring 1870); Indian Depredations in Northern Texas; Capture of Satanta, Satank and Big Tree; End of the Indian War, 1907-2000. 6 Ranching in Jack County, Selling Cattle at Fort Richardson (1872-1874); Fight with Negro Soldiers in Jacksboro Saloon, Kills One, Badly Wounds Another (October 10, 1874); Alleged Exploits as the “Lone Highwayman,” 1970. 7 Changes Name to Frank M. Canton; Goes North with Cattle Drive to Ogallala, Nebraska, During Outbreak Shirley Papers 201 Research Materials, General Reference, Oklahoma Territory Inventory

Box Folder Folder Title of the Northern Cheyenne (1878); Goes on to , n.d. 8 Canton Appointed Field Inspector for Wyoming Stock Raisers’ Association at Cheyenne (1878); Sent to Miles City, ; Becomes Deputy Sheriff of Custer County, n.d. A Bloody Decade 9 Lawlessness in Montana Territory (1878-1879); Granville Stuart and the Montana Stock Association and its War of Extermination, 1889-1996. Sheriff of Johnson County 10 To Johnson County, Wyoming (1880) – Elected Sheriff of Johnson County in 1882 – Lawlessness in Johnson County – Count Stage Robbers – Hanging of Big-Nosed George – Capture of Bill Brown Gang, 1886-1999. 11 Re-Elected Sheriff of Johnson County (1884)-Trouble with Indian Cattle Thieves, Arrest of Samuel and Beaver, Marriage to Annie May Wilkerson at Big Horn, Johnson County (January 21, 1885), 1909-96. 12 Wyoming Stock Growers Association, 1993. 13 Horse Thieves of Jackson Hole – Capture of Teton Jackson (October 1886), 1967-93. Murderers and Horse Thieves 14 Murder of Jake Schmearer (Feb 1886) – Capture of Bill Booth (March 1886), n.d. 15 End of the Jackson Hole Gang – Killing of “Big George” Stevens; Capture of John Tregoning for Murder of George Henderson, 1895. 310 War Clouds Gather 1 Canton Retires to Ranching (1886) – E. U. Snider Elected Sheriff – Beginning of the “Rustlers’ War” in Johnson County, 1892-2000. 2 Mercer, Asa, 1939-91. 3 W. H. “Red” Angus Elected Sheriff in 1888 – Canton Re-Appointed Range Inspector for the Wyoming Stock Association and Deputy Marshal – Rustlers’ Defiance – Angus Re-Elected in 1890, n.d. 4 The Writings of O. H. “Jack” Flagg on Johnson County Rustlers’ War, 1892. 5 Hanging of James Averill and Ella Watson “Cattle Kate” (July 1889), 1889-2000. 6 Hanging of Tom Waggoner (June 1891); Attempt to Kill Ross Gilbertson and Nate Champion (November 1891), 1991. Ambush of Tisdale and Jones 7 Ambush of Tisdale and Jones (December 1891), Canton Charged, Tried and Acquitted, 1891-1905. 8 Attempts to Assassinate Canton – Escapes to Shirley Papers 202 Research Materials, General Reference, Oklahoma Territory Inventory

Box Folder Folder Title Chicago – Diphtheria Strikes Family, Daughter Dies (1891-92), n.d. The Johnson County Invasion 9 Canton Returns to Cheyenne (April 1892) – Expedition Organized to Invade Johnson County, 1892-1998. 10 The March to Powder River – Siege at the KC Ranch – Killing of Nick Ray and Nate Champion, 1956-2000. 11 Three-day Siege at the TA Ranch, 1959. 311 Change of Venue 1 Surrender to U.S. Troops from Fort McKinney – Murder of George Wellman – Change of Venue to Cheyenne, Johnson County Invaders Acquitted – Martial Law Declared in Johnson County, 1892-1955. Marshal on the Oklahoma Frontier 2 Canton Becomes Superintendent of the Nebraska City Packing Company (1893) – Cherokee Outlet Opened, Goes to Oklahoma (Spring, 1894) – Appointed Under-Sheriff of Pawnee County, with Deputy U.S. Marshal’s Commissions in Oklahoma and Indian Territories, 1893-1993. Breaking up the Doolin Gang 3 Lawless Conditions in Oklahoma Territory – The Doolin Gang and the Dunn Brothers – Canton and Sheriff Lake Make a Deal with Dunns to Aid in Capture of Doolin and His Wild Bunch, 1896. 4 Canton Captures a Kansas Murderer and Shoots Lon McCool – Canton and C.J Wrightsman – Train Robbery at Dover, Oklahoma Territory (April 3, 1895) – Charley Pierce and Bitter Creek Slain at Dunn Ranch (May 9, 1895) – Capture of Bill and John Shelley (Winter 1895), 1895-1937. 5 Capture of Bill Doolin at Eureka Springs, Arkansas (January 1896) – Canton Arrests Dynamite Dick at Paris, Texas – Jail Breaks at Guthrie – Doolin Slain – Hunt for Dynamite Dick, n.d. 6 Canton Arrests Bill Buchanan, Noted Whiskey Peddler – Canton Arrests James Henderson – Canton Kills Bill Dunn at Pawnee (November 1896), 1896-97. Ben Cravens 7 Trail and Capture of Ben Cravens, Oklahoma’s Most Elusive Outlaw (1894-1896), 1930-90. Stampede to the Yukon 8 Discovery of Gold in Alaska – Stampede to the Yukon Lawless Conditions on the Klondike – Canton Accepts Appointment as Deputy U.S. Marshal in Charge of Yukon River District with Headquarters at Circle City (July 1897), part1, 1897-1977. 9 Discovery of Gold in Alaska – Stampede to the Yukon Shirley Papers 203 Research Materials, General Reference, Oklahoma Territory Inventory

Box Folder Folder Title Lawless Conditions on the Klondike – Canton Accepts Appointment as Deputy U.S. Marshal in Charge of Yukon River District with Headquarters at Circle City (July 1897), part 2, 1977-98. 10 Alaska Gold Rush, part 1, 1899-1996. 312 1 part 2, 1974-2001. 2 From to St. Michael – Up the Yukon to Big Minook Creek and Fort Yukon (September 1897) – Yukon Closed to Navigation for the Winter, 1897-98. 3 Preparation for Winter on Minook Creek – Establishing Rampart City – Canton Makes First Report to Attorney General in Washington, D.C., and Goes Prospecting, 1897. Winter of Death 4 Search for Gold – Storm on the Big Minook – Trapped, a Fight for Life – Death of Tucker (Fall 1897), 1897. 5 Prospecting in the Minook Creek District (Winter 1897) – Canton and Rex Beach – Expedition to Tanana River – Recovery of Tucker’s Body (March 1898), 1898-1924. 6 Rescue of the Walrus and Cora (April 1898), n.d. 7 Arrest, Trial and Conviction of Tom Barkley Gang for Theft of Valuable Furs – Canton Identifies Barkley as Murderer from Idaho and Uncovers a Clandestine Love Affair – an Attempt on Canton’s Life, n.d. 8 Break-Up of the Yukon (April 1898) – Rescue of the Ship’s Clerk and His Wife – Canton’s Disposition of Outlaw Barkley – Arrival at Circle City, 1898. 9 Lawless Conditions at Dawson, 1898-1964. 10 Canton Takes a Million in Gold Down the Yukon from Dawson to St. Michael – Death and Burial of Paul Dinslee (July 1898), 1898. Marshal at Circle City 11 Conditions at Circle City (Summer 1898) – Working with the Northwest Mounted Police – Holding Prisoners for Sitka, the Capital, 1898-1980. 12 United States Troops Arrive at Circle City, 1897. 13 Canton Arrests Three Fugitives at Fort Yukon – Bringing in the Prisoners – Snow Blind (January-May 1899), 1898-99. 14 From Alaska to Seattle, Goes to Buffalo, Wyoming, to see family – Sheepmen have Taken over Cattle Country – Leaves Wyoming and Returns to Pawnee, Oklahoma Territory (Spring 1900), 1899-1998. Canton Returns to Oklahoma 15 Canton Appointed Detective for the Cattle Raiser’s Association of Texas with Headquarters at Fairfax, in the Osage – Ben Cravens Escapes Prison in Kansas Shirley Papers 204 Research Materials, General Reference, Oklahoma Territory Inventory

Box Folder Folder Title (November 1900) – Robbery and Murder at Red Rock, Craven Kills Deputy Sheriff Johnson at Pawnee (March 1901) – Craven Vanishes, 1902-55. Farewell to Man Hunting 16 Statehood for Oklahoma (1907) – Charles N. Haskell Inaugurated as First Governor, Appoints Canton Adjutant General of the National Guard (November 1907) – Building the National Guard to United States Government Specifications (1908-1910), 1907-34. 17 Canton Re-Appointed Adjutant General of National Guard by Oklahoma’s Second Governor, Lee Cruce (1911), 1909-77. 18 The “Smoked-Meat Rebellion” – Trailing Chitto Harjo and Capture of his “Crazy Snake Gang” (March-April 1909), 1951. 19 War on the Mexican Border (1910-1911), 1910-11. 20 Mystery of Ben Cravens’ Disappearance Solved – Identified by Barber in State Penitentiary at Jefferson City, Mo., where Cravens is Serving Time for Another Crime (Winter 1911) – Cravens Tried in Federal Court at Guthrie (January 1912) – Canton is Summoned as Government Witness, Positively Identifies Cravens, who Claims he is Charley Maust – Cravens Sentenced to Federal Penitentiary for Life, 1911. 21 Gambling at Tulsa Race Track in Violation of State Laws – National Guard Ordered Out to Prevent Races at Tulsa (April 1914), 1910-89. 22 Robert L. Williams, Oklahoma’s Third Governor, Inaugurated (January 1915) – Canton Retires – Spends His Last Years as Detective for the Texas Cattlemen’s Association (1915-1926) – Death at Edmond, Oklahoma (September 1927), 1916-58. 23 Bibliography, 1996. 24 General Articles on Frank M. Canton, 1907-99. 313 1 Frank M. Canton, Research Photostats, 1897-1927. 2 McIntosh (1908), 1978-91. 3 Swanson County War (June-October 1910), 1904-60. 4 Outbreak of Delaware County Seat War (June 1911) – Governor Cruce Sends Canton with Company of National Guardsmen to Transfer Records from Grove to New County Seat of Jay, 1909- 45. Badman Billy and the Mosser Massacre: America’s Greatest Manhunt 5 Foreword, 1951-99. 6 “I’m Gonna Make Some Big Dough, Baby,” n.d. 7 A Night in Juarez, Mexico – Billy Cook Leaves El Paso, Hitchhiking East (December 1950), 1951-60. 8 “That Droopy Eye – It Gives You the Creeps,” n.d. 9 Robbery of Lee Burd Archer (December 1905) – Cook Shirley Papers 205 Research Materials, General Reference, Oklahoma Territory Inventory

Box Folder Folder Title Enters Mosser Car Near Luther, Oklahoma – Sheriff Turner of Oklahoma County Investigates the Archer Robbery, 1951-63. 10 “He’s Going to Kill My Wife and Children,” n.d. 11 Mosser’s Heartbreaking Hope of Rescue at Wichita Falls, Texas (December 1950), 1951-64. 12 Hope of Rescue Fades, n.d. 13 At Winthrop, Arkansas (January 1951); Pete Essley Discovers Mosser Murder Car Near Tulsa, Oklahoma (January 1951); Cook and Charles Berkey at Osage Hills Shopping Center; Cook and Taxi-Driver Willie Murphy; Osage County Deputy Sheriff Warren Smith Investigates Abandoned Car (January 1951), 1951. 14 “Seeing This Car Makes You Know They Are Dead,” n.d. 15 Investigation of Murder Car, 1951. 16 Car Removed to Tulsa Police Headquarters; Ownership Established; Police Learn Story of Mosser Family’s Departure for New Mexico; Relatives Arrive from Albuquerque and , 1951. 17 An Unexplained 2400 Miles, n.d. 18 Search Begins for Bodies in the Osage Hills; Mileage on Murder Car Unaccounted for, 1951. 19 As Story Reaches Newspapers, Radio and TV Stations, Pete Essley and Others Come Through with Their Stories and Describe Youth with Droopy Eye and Leather Jacket; At Claremore, A Waitress Identifies Mosser Family Having Eaten There the Morning of December 29th, 1951. 20 In Oklahoma County, Sheriff Bob Turner Checks Description Against Archer’s Hijacker and is Convinced; Mosser’s Would Have Had Time to Reach Luther After Leaving Claremore; Pickup Issued for “W. E. Cook,” 1951. 21 Badman Billy Identified, n.d. 22 Report Comes From Wichita Falls, Texas; Officers Interview E. O. Cornwall, 1951. 23 Who is W. E. Cook? Oklahoma Authorities and FBI Identify Him as Joplin, Missouri, Ex-Convict, n.d. 24 Report Comes From Winthrop, Arkansas; Officers Interview Mrs. Rufus Smith, 1951. 25 Accumulated Mileage on Murder Car Now Makes Sense; Search for Bodies Spread Over Three States, 1951. 26 Search for Bodies Fizzles, n.d. 27 Hunt Shifts to Okmulgee; Cook Seen at Henryetta; Hunt Shifts to Okemah; Then Back to Sand Springs – Tulsa Area; Then to Fort Smith, Arkansas, 1951. 28 “Live by the Gun, and Roam,” n.d. 29 Early Life, Crimes and Career of William E. Cook – Shirley Papers 206 Research Materials, General Reference, Oklahoma Territory Inventory

Box Folder Folder Title The Making of a Badman – His Identification Now “Positive,” Wanted Notices are Sent Throughout the United States; Believed Seen at Cushing, Oklahoma – Then at Houston, Texas – In Juarez, Mexico, a Frightened Night Club Dancer Goes to Police with Her Story – Special Alert Sent to California, 1951. 30 The Hunt in California, n.d. 31 Deputy Sheriff Homer Waldrip Attempts to Arrest Cook at Blythe, California (January 1951); Cook Kidnaps and Robs Waldrip, Takes his Automobile and Leaves him in the Wastelands; Waldrip Finds Car Abandoned Near Ogilby, and Robert H. Dewey, Shot in Back, n.d. 32 Flight to Mexico, n.d. 33 Hunt for Cook Spreads Along California – Arizona – Mexican Borders; In Oklahoma, Investigators Learn of Cook’s Boast to Waldrip and Search for Mosser Bodies in Snow; Cook Runs Sheriff’s Blockade in Imperial County, Crosses International Border, 1951. 34 Kidnapping of Damron and Burke, n.d. 35 Dewey’s Car Found Abandoned South of Border in Baja California near San Felipe; Two Mining Prospectors, James Burke and Forrest Damron are Reported Missing, 1951. 36 Hunt for Cook Crosses International Border into Baja, California, 1951. 37 Five Corpses in a Murky Grave, n.d. 314 1 Mosser Relatives and Friends in Illinois Offer $1500 Reward for Recovery of Bodies; Oklahoma Legislature Poised to Send 30,000 Hunters into the Field; Governors of Oklahoma and Arkansas Proclaim “Search for the Mossers Day” – State Officers Map Big Mosser Hunt; New Leads Checked, 2 Laboratory Tests Reveal Mud from Murder Car Contains High Shale Content; Search Spreads to Snow Areas Refuse Shale Hills in Mining Areas, 1951-63. 3 Joplin Police Learn of Cook’s Threat to Kill One-Time Companion and Throw His Body into a Mine Shaft; Detectives Nutt and Gamble Examine the old Shaft and Discover Mosser Family Bodies, 1951. 4 Capture at Santa Rosalia, n.d. 5 While Bodies are Being Recovered in Missouri, Hunt for Cook Reaches Climax in Baja, California; Cook Captured at Santa Rosalia (January 1951); Damron and Burke Tell Their Story; Cook Lodged in Jail at , California, 1951-63. 6 Cook Questioned by FBI; Faced with Numerous Facets of Evidence, Cook Confesses; At the Same Shirley Papers 207 Research Materials, General Reference, Oklahoma Territory Inventory

Box Folder Folder Title Time Mosser Family is Being Buried in Illinois, 1951. 7 “The Damnedest Travesty on Justice Ever,” n.d. 8 California and Missouri Ask to Try Cook on Murder Charges; Cook Waives Preliminary and Removal Proceedings at San Diego, Agrees to Return to Oklahoma for Trial on Lindbergh Kidnapping Charge, 1951-68. 9 Cook Arrives by Train in Oklahoma City, Shackled to Deputy United States Marshals (Sunday, January 1951); Escorted Through Huge Crowds to Oklahoma County Jail, 1951. 10 Cook Arraigned before Federal District Judge Stephen S. Chandler (January 1951); Sanity Hearing as to His Competence Held (March 1951); Cook Sentenced to 300 Years in Alcatraz, 1951-89. 11 The End at San Quentin, 1951. 12 Cook Released to Imperial County, California on State Charges of Murder; Transferred to Alcatraz, 1951. 13 Cook Tried for Slaying of Robert E. Dewey; Sentenced to Death, 1951. 14 Appeal to Supreme Court of California Fails: Cook Dies in Gas Chamber at San Quentin (December 1952), 1951-63. 15 Epilogue, 1951-96. 16 The Hitchhiker, 1953. 17 General Articles, 1994. 101 Ranch 18 The Fabulous 101 – Salt Fork Empire, 1980-2000. 19 Introduction, 1927-99. 315 1 Early Life & Migration of Miller Family from Kentucky, 1929- 39. 2 First Cattle Drives from Texas, 1928-98. 3 Miller Family at Newtonia, Missouri, 1937. 4 First Cattle Ranch on Quapaw near Miami, Oklahoma, 1929-71. 5 Second Cattle Drive from San Saba County, Texas to Baxter Springs (1872), 1909-2000. 6 Ranching in Cherokee Outlet; Removal of the Ponca Indians to Reservation in Outlet, 1894-1981. 7 Ponca Indians, 1894-2001. 8 Miller Family Establishes Home at Winfield, Kansas, 1927- 46. 9 Chief White Eagle and Joe Miller in Birmingham, Alabama (1883), 1927-37. 10 Establishing the “101” Brand, 1927-70. 11 Miller Cattle Drives & Ranching in Cherokee Outlet (1879- 1892), 1928-85. 12 Education of the Miller Children, 1928-77. 13 Jimmy Moore; Trouble with Santa Fe Construction Crews; Shirley Papers 208 Research Materials, General Reference, Oklahoma Territory Inventory

Box Folder Folder Title Other Incidents, 1927-60. 14 Millers & Opening of Cherokee Outlet (1893), 1892-1960. 15 Negotiations with Ponca Indians; Ranch Moved to Salt Fork of the Arkansas on Ponca Reservation, 1904-37. 16 Panic of 1893; Beginnings of Miller’s “Diversified” Farming Operations, 1907-71. 17 Miller et al v. Campbell Commission Co. et al (1894-1895), 1894-1904. 18 Ranch Operations & Problems; Joe Miller’s Counterfeit Money Conviction (1896); Zack Miller’s Early Trading Operations, 1894-1981. 19 George Miller’s Cattle Stealing Case (December 1897), 1897-99. 20 Assessment of Miller Ranch Operations (1899), 1897-1953. 316 1 D. C. Coates & G. C. Montgomery Murder Cases (1900- 1901), 1897-1904. 2 Death of George Washington Miller (April 1903), 1903-67. 3 Bert Colby & O. W. Coffelt; End of George C. Montgomery Murder Case (July 1903-October 1904), 1903-04. 4 Miller Estate & Development of 101 Ranch after Miller’s Death (1903), 1904-97. 5 Murder of Raleigh Wright near Bliss (October 1903-June 1904), 1903-04. 6 Millers & The Texas Fever; Quarantine Matters; Trouble with U. S. Marshal (1903-1906), 1903-07. 7 Oklahoma Livestock Association Convention at Oklahoma City (February 1903), 1903. 8 101 Ranch in Cowboys in “Wild West Carnival” at Guthrie (July 3-4 1903), 1903. 9 Oklahoma Livestock Association Convention at Oklahoma City (February 1904), 1904. 10 Ponca Indian “Sun Dance” (June 1903); 4th July Celebration (1904); Joe Miller Named “White Chief of the ,” 1901-47. 11 Eldridge, J. W. “Buck,” 1953-78. 12 Oklahoma Livestock Association Convention at Guthrie (February 1905); Joe Miller Elected Vice-President, 1904- 05. 13 Guthrie Gets 1905 Meeting of National Editorial Association, 1902-77. 14 Preparations for the 1905 Convention of the National Editorial Association, 1904-66. 15 Proceedings of the 1905 National Editorial Association Convention (June 1905), 1905. 16 Meeting Ends, Departure for the 101 Ranch; Daily Oklahoman Criticism, Two Military Companies Sent to Bliss, 1905. 17 Historic Celebration at the 101 Ranch (June 11, 1905), 1905-80. Shirley Papers 209 Research Materials, General Reference, Oklahoma Territory Inventory

Box Folder Folder Title 18 Newspapermen Tour the Territory; Convention a Great Success, 1905. 19 What Convention Delegates Wrote about Oklahoma and the 101 Ranch Celebrations, 1905-70. 20 Trouble for and Other Problems after the 101 Celebration, 1905-06. 317 1 Joe Miller & 101 Ranch Activities (July 1905-February 1906), 1903-53. 2 Annual Oklahoma Livestock Show & Cattlemen’s Convention, Oklahoma City (March 1906); Joe Miller Elected President of Oklahoma Livestock Association, 1905-06. 3 Joe Miller’s “Wolf Hunt” (March 1906), 1906. 4 July 4th, 1906 Celebration at Newkirk, 1905-06. 5 Celebration of Opening of Cherokee Outlet at 101 Ranch (September 1906), 1906-71. 6 101 Ranch Show at Jamestown Exposition (April 1907); Millers Clash with Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce (May 1907); 101 Ranch Show Tour for Fall of 1907, 1906- 57. 7 Jamestown Exposition (1907), 1907-08. 8 101 Ranch Wild West (April-December 1908); Mexico City (December 1908); Show Robbed at Fort Worth on Return to Oklahoma (January 1909), 1905-85. 9 101 Ranch House Burned (January 1909), 1909-71. 10 New “White House” Constructed on 101 Ranch (October- November 1909), 1909-71. 11 101 Wild West Show (March-October 1909), 1909-91. 12 Roping Contest under Auspices of “Longhorn Club,” Ponca City (November 12-13, 1909); Tom Mix Leaves 101 Show, Steals 101 Horses (October 1910); After Close of 1910 Season; 101 Correspondence (April-December 1910), 1909-93. 13 Oil on the 101 Ranch (1908-1923), 1911-2000. 14 101 Ranch Wild West Show (Season of 1911); Correspondence (January-July 1911), 1911-84. 318 1 101 Ranch Wild West Show (Season 1912); Motion Picture Business; 101 Correspondence (September-December 1912), 1912-92. 2 101 Ranch Wild West Show (Season 1913); Correspondence 101 Ranch (January-December 1913), 1913-66. 3 Lillian Smith (“The California Girl” and “Princess Wenona”) Joins 101 Ranch Wild West Show (Season 1913), 1911-99. 4 Death of Chief White Eagle of the Poncas (February 3, 1914), 1937-53. 5 Joe Miller’s $7,500 Saddle, 1946-92. 6 Miller Puts out Two Shows (1914); Takes Main Show to England (1914); Outbreak of War World I, 1927-90. Shirley Papers 210 Research Materials, General Reference, Oklahoma Territory Inventory

Box Folder Folder Title 7 Zack Miller Buys a Mexican Army (1914); Ranch Activities after Return from England (1914), 1915-79. 8 101 Ranch Wild West (2 Shows) (Season 1915), 1915-86. 9 101 Ranch and World War 1 (1917-1918), 1912-78. 10 Death of Mollie Miller (July 31, 1918), 1918-37. 11 “Cherokee Strip Cowpunchers Association” Organized (1920), 1926-68. 319 1 Motion Picture Business on the 101 Ranch (1923-1924), 1925-99. 2 Death of Judge William H. England (Husband of Alma Miller) September 22, 1923, 1923. 3 “101 Ranch Magazine” (1925-1927), 1970. 4 Disastrous Flood at 101 Ranch (June 1923), 1927-79. 5 Miller Brothers’ “Annual Roundup”; Entertains National Editorial Association (1924), 1924-97. 6 New Sport “Terrapin Derby” Began (Summer 1924), 1927- 97. 7 101 Ranch Wild West Show (Season 1925), 1925-84. 8 101 Ranch Wild West Show (Season 1926), 1926-68. 9 Joe Miller and Mary Verlin Married (1926), 1927-67. 10 The Golden Years at 101 Ranch (1924-1927); 50th Anniversary Celebration (1927), 1923-87. 11 Sousa, John Philip (The March King), 1986. 12 “Baby Roundup,” New Feature at 101 Ranch (February 1927), 1927-49. 13 Great Cattle Movement from Florida (Spring 1927), 1928- 99. 14 101 Ranch Wild West Show (April-October 1927), 1927-97. 15 Death of Joe Miller (October 21, 1927), 1927-2000. 16 George and Zack Miller Take Over; 101 Ranch Wild West Show (Season 1928), 1928-2000. 17 101 Ranch Tannery (Saddles, Harness, etc., 1928-1930), 1933. 18 Death of George L. Miller (February 2, 1929), 1929-95. 19 101 Ranch Wild West Show (Seasons 1929 & 1930); The Great Depression, 1937-86. 20 Zack Miller-Tom Mix Lawsuits (1929-1934), 1980. 320 1 101 Ranch Wild West Show (Season 1931); Stranded in Washington D. C. (August 1931), 1931-89. 2 Attempts to Save 101 Ranch; Receivership Filed, 1931-93. 3 Death of Bill Pickett at 101 Ranch (March-April 1932), 1937-46. 4 101 Ranch Under Auctioneer’s Hammer (March 1932); Zack Miller Under Arrest for Shooting at Attorney, 1927-68. 5 Al Capone Offers to Buy 101 Ranch (March-September 1932), 1932-97. 6 Margaret Blevins-Zack Miller Affair; Zack Jailed at Newkirk; Ordered Released by Oklahoma’s Governor Murray (November 1932), 1932-67. Shirley Papers 211 Research Materials, General Reference, Oklahoma Territory Inventory

Box Folder Folder Title 7 Final Years of the 101 Ranch; Zack Attempts New ; Dies in Hospital at Waco, Texas (January 3, 1952), 1931-68. 8 101 Ranch and Historic Preservation (Epilogue), 1938- 2000. 9 Bibliography, 1937-44. 10 101 Ranch Photos and Illustrations, 1934-68. 11 General Articles, 101 Ranch, part 1, 1906-97. 12 General Articles, 101 Ranch, part 2, 1944-98