The Fighting Marlows: Men who Wouldn't be LynchedThe story of the Marlow brothers, George, Charles, Alf and Epp, and their bloody trail through northern Texas in the 1880s. |
Contents
Young County No Stranger to Violence | 23 |
Charged With Horse Thievery and Murder | 29 |
Damn You Tom Collier | 41 |
They All Ought to Be Killed | 51 |
A Furor of Legal Maneuvering | 105 |
Governor Routt Takes a Hand | 135 |
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Alf and Epp Alf Marlow arrest asked Attorney bail Belknap Boone Marlow boys cattle Charles and Alf Charles and George Charles Marlow Charley Chickasaw Clint Rutherford Collier Colorado Commissioner Girand Consolidated conspiracy court at Graham Criswell Dallas December defendants Denson farm deputy marshal Dick Cook District of Texas Dry Creek Epp Marlow Eugene Logan federal court Fort Sill George and Charles George Marlow Graham court Graham Leader grand jury guard guns hack horses Ibid Indian Territory indictments Jack County January January 17 John Levell Johnson Judge McCormick killed March Marion Lasater Marion Wallace Marlow brothers Marshal Cabell Marshal Knight Martha Marlow miles murder night Northern District October 29 October term 1890 Oklahoma Ouray P. A. Martin prisoners Rangers Sheriff Wallace six-shooter Speer told Tom Collier took trial U.S. Commissioners Court U.S. District Court Verna Wilkerson Waggoner Weatherford Wilbarger County Wilkerson and Clint Winchester witnesses wounds Young County
References to this book
Life of the Marlows: A True Story of Frontier Life of Early Days William Rathmell Limited preview - 2004 |