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Read about John Dillinger's famous escape and the hunt for him just as people around the nation did in their local newspapers.

Read about American Gangster, Alphonse Capone a.k.a. Scarface, the way the rest of the country did in the newspaper. Follow through the gang wars, shootings, kidnappings, arrests, jail.... Includes articles from several newspapers including: The Washington Times, Evening Star, The Indianapolis Times, The Waterbury Democrat and several more. These articles are nearing a century old and some may not be as clear as we would like.

Bonnie and Clyde read about them the way people throughout the country read about them as the events were unfolding in the newspaper articles. Please bear in mind that these articles are directly from newspapers printed a century ago, they were stored, microfilmed, scanned, etc. and some may not be as clear as we would like.

Tombstone, Arizona an old wild west town. The newspaper carried stories of mining, saloons, fights, shootings, stage coaches, fires in the town, schools, churches and the Earp family members.Family names include: Abbott, Ackerson, Acker, Ackley, Alexander, Allen, Allman, Ames, Anderson, Andrake, Aram, Arnold, Ashenfelter, Atkinson, Auld, Bache, Bagg, Bailey, Baker, Barker, Barron, Barneburg, Bartholomew, Bast, Bauer, Beaulieu, Beck, Bedford, Behan, Belya, Bernard, Bidwell, Bilicke, Breslin, Bird, Blackburn, Bland, Blinn, Boarman, Bogovich, Bonford, Boyer, Boyle, Brady, Breakenridge, Bridge, Broad, Brooks, Brown, Bryden, Bufard, Bullard, Burdick, Burnett, Bustemente, Butler, Cain, Calisher, Campbell, Carpenter, Carr, Carrouthers, Cavil, Cashman, Cassidy, Castanada, Chapin, Chapman, Cheney, Church, Clanton, Clapp, Clark, Clum, Cohen, Coffee, Coghlan, Colby, Collins, Comstock, Connors, Cook, Corella, Corrello, Cosgrove, Corbin, Creswell, Cuddy, Cusack, Cutler, Dempsey, Diahl, Dibble, Dillion, Dillon, Drew, Drum, Dunbar, Dupuy, Durkee, Earl, Earle, Eaton, Eccleston, Edwards, Eldridge, Elenes, Ellswood, Emanuel, Emory, Estes, Etchell, Everard, Farrell, Fay, Felds, Felter, Fenter, Fickas, Fields, Fitch, Flickas, Flood, Fly, Flynn, Forster, Fouck, Frary, Frazer, Frederick, Fuller, Fulkerson, Gage, Gardenier, Gaston. Giberson, Gibson, Gillingham, Gird, Gleason, Glover, Goodale, Goodfellow, Goodrich, Gordon, Gorman, Graf, Gratton, Gray, Gregory, Grey, Groedel, Grover, Grow, Guither, Guthrie, Haffard, Hagar, Hall, Halstead, Ham, Hamilton, Hansom, Hardin, Harrison, Hart, Hartmann, Harvey, Harwood, Hasselgren, Hattick, Hayes, Haymond, Hayne, Haynes, Hearst, Hebbard, Heizelman, Henderson, Henry, Herring, Hicklin, Hicks, Hickson, Higgins, Hill, Hiller, Hoag, Hoefler, Holland, Holliday, Holingsworth, Hollan, Holmes, Holzerman, Hooker, Houck, Howard, Howe, Hubbard, Hutchinson, Hutton, Immel, Jackson, Jago, Johnson, Jones, Jordan, Joyce, June, Kavser, Keane, Keefe, Kehoe, Kenny, Kenealy, Knight, Kingsbury, Kinney, Kinsman, Knox, Lang, LaRose, Laventhal, Lenoir, Leslie, Levin, Lewis, Light, Linder, Lippert, Long, Lovell, Lowery, Lowery, Lowry, Lucas, Lurty, Lyons, Malcomb, Mallard, Manning, Manuel, Marks, Marsh, Martinez, Massey, Massoletti, Mather, Mauk, Maxsom, McBride, McCallister, McCann, McCarty, McCormick, McCoy, McCullough, McDermott, McFarlin, McHenry, McIntosh, McKinney, McMahon, McQuirk, McRae, McSweeney, Meade, Mend, Miller, Mitchell, Montague, Morgan, Morrison, Morton, Mugan, Muller, Murphy, Myers, Nash, Nathan, Neagle, Nichols, Norris, North, O'Connor, O'Hara, O'Melveny, Osborne, Otis, Palmer, Parish, Parke, Parker, Parsons, Partridge, Paulin, Peacock, Pennie, Penwell, Peters, Phillips, Phillipson, Pinkham, Plulaw, Pomroy, Pope, Poston, Potusky, Poynton, Price, Pridham, Priest, Pryke, quigley, Quinn, Quarty, Rafferty, Randall, Ranson, Reed, Reilly, Reppy, Rice, Riley, Ritters, Roberts, Rogers, Rollins, Roman, Rosendorf, Rouse, Rule, Safford, Sanders, Santee, Savage, Say, Scattering, Schwab, Scotty, Seamons, Sevenoaks, Shaffer, Shaunaussey, Shearer, Sheffelin, Sherman, Shipman, Simmons, Stanton, Small, Smith, Solomon, Sorin, Spangenberg, Spaulding, Spence, Spicer, Staley, Stanford, Stebbins, Stewart, Stiles, Stillwell, Stowe, Street, Stump, Suart, Sultan, Sullivan, Summer, Summerfield, Sumner, Swain, Sweeney, Tasker, Tantrum, Taylor, Terroll, Thomas, Tippetts, Tregidgo, Trull, Tupper, Turner, Tuttle, Upsher, Upton, Van, Vickers, Vizini, Vogan, Vosburg, Voss, Walker, Wallace, Ward, Waterman, Wheeler, Wherfritz, Whitcomb, White, Wiggins, Williams, Willitts, Wilson, Winchester, Wolcott, Wood, Woods, Worth, Yeager, YoungTaken directly from the pages of newspapers that are over 100 years old, bear in mind some of the images may not as clear as we would like.

Grand Junction was in Western Colorado. Settled by ranchers, farmers, miners and railroad people. It had beautiful views and became a hub for the railroad. Cattle and sheep were shipped by railroad to market. With the coming of irrigation fruit became a standard of Grand Junction. It became the host city for the Peach Festival.