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The experiences of a Deputy U.S. Marshall of the Indian Territory.

"This is the story of the Indian Territory, by W.F. Jones : The uprising of the Crazy Snake rebellion against the United States Government, and the sending of U.S. cavalry her to help suppress the uprising. The notorious Buck gang started southeast of Okmulgee. The fight that Bud Ledbetter had...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Jones, W. F. (William Frank), 1872-
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: [Tulsa, Okla.] : [publisher not identified], [1937?]
Subjects:
Jones, W. F. > (William Frank), > 1872-
Criminals > Indian Territory.
Outlaws > Indian Territory.
Peace officers > Indian Territory > Biography.
Indian Territory > Biography.
Oklahoma > History.
Frontier and pioneer life > Indian Territory.
Criminels > Territoire indien.
Hors-la-loi > Territoire indien.
Gardiens de la paix > Territoire indien > Biographies.
Territoire indien > Biographies.
Frontier and pioneer life
Criminals
Outlaws
Peace officers
Oklahoma
Oklahoma > Indian Territory
History
Biographies
Biographies.
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Summary:"This is the story of the Indian Territory, by W.F. Jones : The uprising of the Crazy Snake rebellion against the United States Government, and the sending of U.S. cavalry her to help suppress the uprising. The notorious Buck gang started southeast of Okmulgee. The fight that Bud Ledbetter had with the Jennings gang at the Spike S. Ranch. The lynching of the two Indians south of Saskawa. The organization of the Creek Nation. The first chief elected being Sam Checotah. The tragedy of Judge Thomas at the McAlester Penitentiary. Ned Christie, the notorious ourlaw of the Cherokee hills north of Tahlequah, Indian Territory."--Page 1
Item Description:Cover title.
"April 19, 1937"--Page 4
"Memories of a Marshall-W.F. Jones."--Page 4
Physical Description:40 pages : portraits ; 23 cm