March 1962 - Guns Magazine

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Winchester .44-40 belonged to Dalton boys and single action .44-40 Colt was Emmett's gun that fateful day at Coffeyville bank. ville, men said their earlier successes were attributable to luck; but if that was so, it was a luck unusual in its consistency. ) But the luck played out in Coffeyville; played out to an abrupt ending of "a short life, but a gay one." Jesse James rode the outlaw trails for 16 years, and the law never touched him. The Daltons lasted only some 18 months after they achieved prominence as outlaws. Both gangs were smashed, not by law but by town~ full of citizens who owned guns, who knew how and had the guts to use them. For the Jameses, it was Northfield, Minnesota. For the Daltons, it was Coffeyville. One thing the Daltons didn't know, apparently, when they rode into Coffeyville that morning was that repairs GUNS • MARCH <strong>1962</strong> were being made on the main street. The hitching rails that had been in front of the banks were down. So the group of five riders turned into an alley, dismounted, and left their horses tied to a fence. That alley was later to be known as "Death Alley," for good reason. With the three Daltons that morning were Bill Powers and Dick Broadwell. Grat Dalton, Powers, and Broadwell moved into the First National. Bob and Emmett Dalton tackled Condon's Bank. They were under suspicion even before they entered the alley. Aleck McKenna noticed the five riders as they passed his livery stable, and thought he recognized the Daltons. Somebody-some say McKenna, some say a man named Charles Gump-saw, through (Continued on page 40) 23
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