Doolin-Dalton Gang vs. Stillwater Marshals
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- The deadliest and one of the most bizarre shootouts in the history of the West happened in the tiny, outlaw town of Ingalls, Oklahoma Territory in 1893. Three wagon loads of federal Marshals went up against the last of the horseback outlaw gangs, which had members of the Doolin-Daltons. Other gang members included Bitter Creek Newcomb, Arkansas Tom, Dynamite Dick, all dead shots and all game. When the dust cleared one of the outlaws not only survived prison, but made a movie, went straight, then back on the outlaw trail and died while babysitting. Like I said, this was a bizarre one.
Bob Boze Bell is known as America's Western Storyteller. He is an artist, author, writer and serves as executive editor of True West magazine. Bell is a popular, sought-after figure in television documentaries about the Old West, appearing as an expert in dozens of Wild West history shows. Bell won an Emmy Award as Executive Producer of the PBS special, Outrageous Arizona, a zany look at the state's centennial, that he also wrote and helped direct. As an author, Bell has brought to life Billy the Kid, Geronimo, Doc Holliday, Wyatt Earp and Wild Bill Hickok in his best-selling Illustrated Life and Times series. His books Classic Gunfights I, II and III are must-reads about the most important Old West gunfights. Bell’s Bad Men is now in its fourth printing, while his illustrated autobiography, The 66 Kid: Raised on the Mother Road, gives personal insight into the passions that have driven him on his lifelong quest to interpret the history of the American West for audiences around the world.
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For me The Old West never gets old. I loved it as a child and I love it still. Thanks.
This is one of the greatest channels ever made
Great video Bob! The history of the old west never gets old.
You are your own worst enemy, Bob. Your stories are so well researched, so well told, that our expectations for them grow and grow. There must be a critical mass ahead. Great job!
Great job! I appreciate how you are keeping the old west stories alive when it seems that their history is not being taught anymore.
As an Aussie, I love the USA history, especially the wild west, I have been to "Custers Last Stand" and "Tombstone" and a couple of old ghost towns and I love your enthusiasm.
There are a lot of parallels in Australian history with the wild west. Lot of it is absolutely fascinating to research.
I've been there, I live in Tulsa Oklahoma USA 🇺🇸, the reminder is set !
Thank you so much . I , like many others, am fascinated by the old west. Very informative.
Great video. Thank you for keeping the Old West alive.
I really enjoy these old west stories...my mom was the secretary for Joe Small who published True West, Old West and Frontier Times magazines in the 60's in Austin and they were filled with great stories and photos!
Awesome story teller! Thank you for your research! I was a fast draw pistol instructor for 8 years! Always appreciate the facts about man hunters! Enjoyed this story very much! Real gunfighters are fast thinkers! Semper Fi
That was great. Thank you. I love the old west and the story’s
Hello Christina it's nice to meet you here
Hello Christina it's nice to meet you here
Another awesome story Bob ... Thanks!
You’re a fine story teller and if you could do more of these it would be great
Please please keep doing these videos, I love them. Thank you so very much
My Grandfather loved your stories! Thank you. Keep them coming! My Grandfather has passed but I can view for both of us.
I can't help but wonder if Arkansas was killed near the child he was babysitting; if that was the case that shows a complete disregard for the safety of the child. Complete and thorough work. I picked up the latest edition of True West magazine and have been reading about Johnny Ringo's death; amazing and thorough. I love the maps when you need to explain locations.
The details are sketchy but I think it's safe to say he tried to get away and only shot when he was clear of the house and baby. But that's just me being romantic, perhaps.
More please! Love these stories and the way you tell them.
Thanks as always Bob , another fantastic story.
Really enjoyed your video! Great work! I lived in Stillwater for thirteen years back in1964-77 and taught at OSU. I roamed around the area a lot and to Ingalls several times. It was already just a shell of its former self but interesting because of its association with the Dalton-Doolin Gang. I also found some inscriptions carved on a boulder on the north side of the Cimarron River (five miles or so south of Ingalls). As I recall they were dated 1890 and perhaps included the names of some of the outlaws. After I moved back to Texas in 1977, I regretted that I had not followed up on my earlier explorations, but by that time I was busy with research in my field. Still have great memories of Oklahoma. Thanks a bunch for bringing some of it to life again.
Great story and love your story telling.......keep 'em coming
Alan Rockman
Yep, "Arkansas Tom" - LOL. Killed while babysitting years after the Doolin-Dalton gang's demise. What a story. This gunfight inspired two Country Rock classics -
The Eagles' "Desperado" album with songs like the title, the theme "Doolin-Dalton" - "Desperado", "Bitter Creek" about Doolin-Dalton gang member Bitter Creek Newcomb, & Poco's "Rose of Cimarron" single about Bitter Creek Newcomb's loyal girlfriend. Pity her brothers didn't care about love or loyalty. They gladly participated in both Bitter Creek's demise - ultimately Bill Doolin's too.
Good story and research. Am from Oklahoma and all my relatives moved there from Arkansas. My Great Aunt Zela used to tell the story of when the Dalton Gang rode by their shanty house in the country when she was a little girl. She said her Dad recognized them and quickly gathered everyone in the house. She could see them pass in single file along side them thru the cracks in the house walls. It left quite an impression on her and really shook up her Dad.
Thank you for this video! I've been researching Ingalls for years now... my paternal great grandmother grandparents and Dad are buried at Ingalls. Great grandmother lived in Ingalls around 1896... I grew up hearing stories of the outlaws who actually "supported" the outlaws (was there a choice lol). She would feed the men and they in turn would leave money under their plates!
Great History! Loved hearing you tell about it. I’m buying your books.
Bob, I absolutely love these videos and love True West magazine, please continue making more videos, thanks.
I would have cut out of town quick soon as I heard the first gun shots.. 🤯You do a good job at historical narratives. This is my formost favorite way of enjoying history. Told as a story. That is amazing he did not get swiss cheesed by them. They should have hired a camera man that knew the work of movie making.
Thanks Bob Great Stuff ! jss
Please keep em coming Bob, i really enjoy your story telling!!
Mr. Bell, I’m from central NM, just south of Albuquerque. I just found your channel and I love the picture of the West that I grew up in as you paint it. It’s home. It’s OUR Old West. Not far from where I live, the Wild West is alive and well, just using higher capacity firearms and better quality powder. Times change, people don’t. Excellent video sir! Very interesting indeed! My mama lives in Guthrie, OK right now and she just turned 91 the other day. As I said, I like the picture that you paint of the country of my people.
Fantastic story. You have a way to bring this history to life. Good Job
Well written history lesson.. You did a nice job of presenting it.. Would love to hear others.
I don`t often visit you, even though I am subscribed, but when I do I love your story telling. You have such enthusiasm for your subject and you tell a good true story. Ride on.
Really enjoyed it, Bob!
Like many others, I enjoy your stories and facts. You have a way of bringing these characters back to life and introducing them to us. I have subscribed. You used to be on a show on TV some years ago. It was True West or True Outlaws or something. I'm old and forget the name, but I watched it faithfully and loved it. Keep it coming.
This is great,I love the old western history and all it involves.
The 1999 movie, 'You Know My Name' starring Sam Elliot as Bill Tilghman, deals with the movie that he was trying to promote. James Gammon does a great job playing Arkansas Tom.
Another great video Mr. Bell. Just curious do you plan on doing a video on The Battle of Adobe Walls that Bat Masterson took part in?
As I age, I find the old west so interesting. Thank you for your Research and your videos.
Talk about timing -- just received an autographed copy of Glenn Shirley's book about the Ingalls gunfight only three days ago, and now I come across this terrific video. Thank you, BBB.
"Arkansas Tom" from Missouri. Texas Jack Vermillion was once asked why they called him Texas Jack. He reportedly said, "I dunno. I guess it's because I'm from Virginia."
Great story and great story telling. Your enthusiasm is contagious!
great stories man keep em comin
Thanks Bob great story. The Eagles also did a song Bitter Creek. Was just listening the other day. Keep up the great work on your great channel.
Great story. I've read about this historic 'shoot-out', although it was years ago when I was looking into the outlaw life of Bill Doolin. You provided details I didn't know. Thanks, I enjoy your videos.
Outstanding. Keep them coming
Great story,thankyou.
Great story Bob....good job.
Awesome Bob, your enthusiasm is infectious.
another great one bbb.
First time I've watched Bob's video, certainly won't be the last. Good story telling
Thank you so much Bob, absolutely wonderful xtory, told so well
My Grandmother always read True West and I grew up reading True West.Loved it then and now.Cave Creek is a great place.I work around there a bit.
Great stuff BBB, absolutely would like more videos of the "True West" ! Thanks 🐾🐾
Great story told by a wonderful storyteller. Thanks for sharing your knowledge of the old west.
very good job Mr. Bell--been reading your magazine for years!!
Live in Tulsa, love the old west... Keep doin' whatcha doin'! We love the history & the stories!
Very articulate as usual Bob!
Thank you Bob. I've seen almost every one of these presentations. They have all been exceptional in their depth of fact, (as best can be known-most of those old timers sure could spin a yarn), coverage, story telling and enthusiasm. Great job on every one! Keep em going.
Thanks for the video Bob!
Love this one!!! Keep them coming. You're a rock star!
excellent
Loved this story, as I have some others. Great Job!!!!!
Great storytelling! I always enjoy your videos and interviews.
Good video
I can't quite trace how the algorithm figured out I'd be interested in this stuff, but I'm hooked.
Great video. Really enjoy your knowledge and ability to tell how things happened. Thanks for sharing.
There are some excerpts from that movie here on TH-cam. Wouldn't mind seeing the whole thing, though. A movie doesn't necessarily have to be good, as long is it is historically correct. IMHO
Great as usual. I miss having breakfast with you during your radio show.
“Gunfight at the OK Hotel”
Hmmmm…nice ring to it. Thank you for the outstanding story in the chain of events! Even babysitting can be hazardous to your health.
Thank you. I'm history fan, more so of the wars than the West, but I'm shifting that way. I really appreciate the videos.
Tremendous story ! Heard my grandfather speak of it many times (I’m 75 years old now) and I have visited Ingalls numerous times during my youth and earlier years … nothing left there now 😢 , kinda sad .
Wow, what a fantastic bit of history superbly brought to life.
Great content! I like the kind you present the topic. Keep going, Bob. 🙂
What a great and well presented story of the West!
Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Fascinating story and video. Thanks for posting.
Great video. Thank you. I was bummed that the Glenn Shirley book was unavailable as an ebook.
Great video! Thanks for really getting into the interesting details.
Great
Great storytelling, Bob! Keep them coming. I have your Doc Holiday book from when it first came out. A lot of interesting information. Thanks.
Outstanding, thanks for the great video 👍
Another great tale Bob!
Loved the story. When you deliver it, I know it was so.
Great video. Keep them coming. Always interesting.
Awesome Love This Story!
Great video. Great story. Keep up the good work.
Great work Bob keep up the great work.
Thank you I try and hit these places going past been to Ingals a few times over the years you give the best descriptions .thanks.B.B.B
I watched the movie with Randolph Scott. Loved the movie and loved your video. Thank you.
Thank you Bob.
I went to Ingalls OK in the summer of 1996 and there were no town buildings left at all - only remnants of stone foundations. There was a monument to the fallen Marshalls though. There was a log cabin that had been moved there from another location - maybe a former one-room school house IIRC. Basically just an empty field in the middle of nowhere. I understand that they have now moved old buildings (replicas) onto the property.
I went there last summer. A motel and grocery store still exist.
Thank you, its always refreshing to know the truth of things.
I know the song well from the 1973 EAGLES album desperado the whole album was old west and outlaw inspired one of my favorite albums this is a great video just subscribed
Appreciate all your videos … I’m like a kid cross legged on the floor, mesmerized
My great great uncle was ned christe love all these old west stories
Thanks , Great story of real history , I love it .
Look at the history of Picher Oklahoma.
Thxs for the fascinating recant of that shoot out...
Love these stories Bob. I wonder if you could include a timeline with other notable events.