92-year-old Walter Hearn...tells his version how Apache Kid met death near Winston |
December 1963 |
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Anybody may be capable of killing an enemy, but Apache chief kills friend to prove point |
May-June 1965 |
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Apache Kid forced into outlawry |
December 1961 |
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Apaches unintentionally helped discover Clifton, Ariz |
December 1965 |
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Boxing bout at New Town near Morenci, Ariz., turns into poetry recital... |
September 1965 |
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Boxing bout at New Town near Morenci, Ariz., turns into poetry recital... |
December 1965 |
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Chief Victorio haunted General Hatch - even in press |
February 1968 |
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Cochise praised six brave men who fought hundreds of Indians in 3-day fight at Doubtful Canyon |
February 1962 |
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Confessions ranch cook: "never say a homely cowboy." |
April 1966 |
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Confessions ranch cook: "never say a homely cowboy." |
April 1966 |
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Confessions ranch cooks "never saw a homely cowboy." |
April 1966 |
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Deming woman "took" Holliday for 70,000 |
May 1962 |
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Fort Yuma was once Camp Calhoun, built to assist gold-rushers |
November 1967 |
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Frank Luke was a loner from Phoenix who loved to fight his own way |
December 1964 |
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Here's Apache Kid story as told originally by gentlemen of lod west who " paso por aqui." D 1964 |
December 1964 |
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Hundreds have hunted for John Lee's secret mine, but its location remains a tantalizing mystery |
April 1966 |
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Iron Bridge is an Arizona ghost town where you can dance, drink and delight the boss, all at same time |
May-June 1965 |
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Mirage in the wilderness? |
March 1966 |
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Missouri teacher learned a lot teaching in Morenci, Ariz., school |
June 1967 |
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Mormons killed themselves and Apache Kid... but were never able to collect reward |
January 1964 |
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Noted artist died at Corralitos |
October 1964 |
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Nothing could stop this army surgeon from collecting birds, not even the Apaches; the story of Dr. Coues |
May 1966 |
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Ochoa taught gringos how to be Americans |
April 1964 |
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Parker did all right robbing trains, but hanged for killing |
April 1965 |
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Search for Brunckow mine at Tombstone leads to discovery of ghost towns and Mormon site |
June 1967 |
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Small desert evergreen grows where once were only rocks placed by friend over lonely Arizona grave |
April 1965 |
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Small desert evergreen grows where once were only rocks placed by friend over lonely Arizona grave |
April 1965 |
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Step-daughter of man who killed Apache Kid has different story |
November 1963 |
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Tom Jeffords, the only white man to hold respect of Cochise, started life as riverboat captain |
April 1965 |
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Tom Jeffords, the only white man to hold respect of Cochise, started life as riverboat captain |
April 1965 |
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