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