| Vol. I # 1 (Summer 1989) |
| Introduction to OklahombreS |
| Tales From Hells Fringe, Southern Tulsa County |
| Vol. I # 2 (Fall 1989) |
| The Death of A Legend (Tilghman), by Robert Ernst |
| Outlaws, Books, and Papers by Dee Cordry |
| Vol. I # 3 (Fall 1989) |
| Rendevous in Guthrie Announced |
| Vol. I # 4 (Spring 1990) |
| Tales From Hells Fringe, Eastern Payne County |
| Outlaws, Books, and Papers
(Madsen, Tilghman, Thomas) by Dee Cordry |
| Vol. I # 5 (Summer 1990) |
| Territorial Jail Project Announced |
| Thomas Jefferson Yount,
Deputy United States Marshal, by Robert K. Yount Jr. |
| Outlaws, Books, and Papers
("Preacher" Hays and Ted Hinton) by Dee Cordry |
| Vol. II # 1 (Fall 1990) |
| Bad Day At Blackwell,(lawman
Alfred Lund), by Terry Whitehead |
| African-Americans in the Wild
West, by Art Burton |
| What Price The Brain, An Unusual Case in Indian
Territory, by Glenn Shirley |
| Oklahoma's Honor Roll
(Russell, Williams, Bowman, Starr), by Robert Ernst |
| A Collection of Books Concerning Oklahoma Outlaws
of the 1930's, by Cordry |
| Outlaws, Books, and Papers (Rich Owens), by Dee
Cordry |
| Vol. II # 2 (Winter 1991) |
| The Anti Horse Thief
Association,by Bob Blackburn |
| Bonnie and Clyde in Oklahoma,
by Rick Marrix |
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| Vol. II # 3 (Spring 1991) |
| The Kansas City Union Station Massacre, Part 1, by
Gloria Maxwell |
| The Passing of Chris Madsen, by Nancy B. Samuelson |
| The Capture of Edward "Buster"
Wainscott, Horse Thief (lawman Alfred Lund), by Terry Whitehead |
| Vol. II # 4 (Summer 1991) |
| State Operative Luther Bishop,
by Dee Cordry |
| The Kansas City Union
Station Massacre, Part 2, by Gloria Maxwell |
| The Only Legal Hanging in
Blaine County, by Dee Cordry |
| The Lawmen, United Stated Marshals and Their
Deputies, book review by Robert Ernst |
| Vol. III # 1 (Fall 1991) |
| The Kansas City Union
Station Massacre, Part 3, by Gloria Maxwell |
| Robert Osborne Sumter, Deputy
United States Marshal, by John Connors |
| A. B. MacDonald, Lawman and Author, (Frank Hamer),
by H. A. Tony Perrin |
| Vol. III # 2 (Winter 1992) |
| The Daltons Who Stole Christmas, Among Other
Things, by Brookie Craig |
| A Trail of Slain Officers (Barker gang), by H. A.
Tony Perrin |
| Bob Brady: Forgotten
Depression Outlaw, by Rick Mattix |
| Vol. III # 3 (Spring 1992) |
| The Barrow Gang in Arkansas,
by H. A. Tony Perrin |
| Three Cartridges For Good Luck
(lawman Jim Masters), by Terry Whitehead |
| DEAD: The Man, Who Killed The
Man, Who Killed Jesse James, by Jim Cloud |
| Horsethief Canyon, by Dee
Cordry |
| Vol. III # 4 (Summer 1992) |
| No Heroes Were There
(Beer City), by Kenneth A. Butler |
| Gunfight on Statehood Day
(outlaw Ernest Lewis), by Robert Ernst |
| Evitte Dumas Nix, United States
Marshal, Part 1, by Thomas R. Holland |
| Vol. IV # 1 (Fall 1992) |
| Evitte Dumas Nix, United States
Marshal, Part 2, by Thomas R. Holland |
| Machine Gun Kelly, by Rick
Mattix |
| Vol. IV # 2 (Winter 1993) |
| The Killing of Sheriff W.
A. Williams, by Dee Cordry |
| A Tough Lawman: William
Sheldon, by Robert Ernst |
| Justice Was Evaded in No
Man's Land (Hay Meadow Massacre), by Kenneth A. Butler |
| John E. Johnston,
Sequoyah County Lawman, by Dee Cordry |
| Vol. IV # 3 (Spring 1993) |
| Jelly Bryce, The FBI's
Legendary Sharpshooter, by K. B. Chaffin |
| The Guns of Frank Hamer, by
Rick Cartledge |
| Pretty Boy Floyd's Visit To
The Gateway City, by Michael Webb |
| The Capone Mob in Oklahoma ? , by Dee Cordry |
| Vol. IV # 4 (Summer 1993) |
| Chris Madsen: Soldier,
Oklahoma 89'er, and Deputy United States Marshal, by Nancy B. Samuelson |
| Little Stories of Men Whose
Lives Overflow With Danger, by Dee Cordry |
| Vol.V #1(Fall 1993) |
| Outlaws and Lawmen of the
Cherokee Nation (Jesse Cochran), by Dee Cordry |
| Directory to OklahombreS, Vol.1 - IV, 1989 - 1993 |
| OklahombreS: Our First 4 Years, by Dee Cordry |
| Vol. V #2(Winter 1994) |
| Tri-State Terror: The Saga
of Wilbur Underhill in Oklahoma, Part 1, by Michael
J. Koch |
| History of the Oklahoma City
Police Department, Part 1, by Ed Hill and Ron Owen |
| Historic Badges of Law and
Order (Alva McDonald), by H. A. Tony Perrin |
| Vol. V #3(Spring 1994) |
| Prohibition Enforcement in Oklahoma, by Bob Ernst |
| History of the Oklahoma City Police Department,
Part 2, by Ed Hill and Ron Owen |
| Tri-State Terror: The Saga of Wilbur Underhill in
Oklahoma, Part 2, by Michael J. Koch |
| Frontier Gunfights in the Muscogee Region, by Art
Burton |
| Vol. V #4(Summer 1994) |
| Wiley Green Haines,
Territorial Lawman, by H. A. Tony Perrin |
| Tri-State Terror: The Saga
of Wilbur Underhill in Oklahoma, Part 3, by Michael
J. Koch |
| History of the Oklahoma City Police Department,
Part 3, by Ed Hill and Ron Owen |
| Vol. VI #1(Fall 1994) |
| The Day a Great Lawman
Drowned (Heck Bruner), by Leif Ernst |
| Tri-State Terror: The Saga
of Wilbur Underhill in Oklahoma, Part 4, by Michael
J. Koch |
| Southwestern Lawmen Slew
Dillinger (Clarence Hurt), by Rick Mattix |
| Vol. VI #2(Winter 1995) |
| A Forgotten Gunfighter of the Indian Territory
(George Goodell), by Robert K. DeArment |
| M. C. Binion: A Lawman for All Seasons, by Ron
Owens |
| Historical Events of 1895, by Michael J. Koch |
| Vol. VI #3(Spring 1995) |
| 100 Years Ago: April 1895(Judge Parker), by Dee
Cordry |
| Keirsey, A Family of Oklahoma Peace Officers, by
Dee Cordry |
| Cattle Annie and Little Britches: Prison Records
of Oklahomas Famous Female Outlaws(Anna McDoulet and Jennie Midkiff), by Nancy B.
Samuelson |
| Sam Starr, A Short and
Violent Life, by Michael J. Koch |
| Vol. VI #4(Summer 1995) |
| Evolution of an Outlaw Band:
The Making of the Barker-Karpis Gang, by Rick Mattix and William J. Helmer |
| Life of an Osage Lawman
(Wiley Haines), by Joe D. Haines, M.D. |
| An OklahombreS Profile: Glenn
Shirley, Peace Officer and Western Historian, by Carla Chlouber |
| Vol. VII #1(Fall 1995) |
| Mose Miller, Outlaw Of
The Greenleaf Hills, By Roger L. Bell |
| The Barker-Karpis Gang -
Part 2, by Rick Mattix |
| Outlaw Tom Slaughter -
Even His Name Spelled Death, by Ken Butler |
| Directory to OklahombreS, Vol.1 - VI, 1989 - 1995 |
| Vol. VII #2 (Winter 1996) |
| JUSTICE, Judge Parker Style,
by Dr. Joe Haines, Jr. |
| Judge Parker and the Fort Smith Federal Building |
| Deputies of Parker Remembered |
| Cherokee Bill - An Outlaw to the End, by Art
Burton |
| The Murder of Deputy Frank
Dalton, by Darrell M. Hull |
| Deputy Issac S. Prater,
by Nancy Samuelson |
| The Murder of Game Warden
Estes, by Carlos Gomez |
| Women of the Shooting Iron, by Art Burton |
| Dub West Honored, by Roger Bell |
| Hombres and the Whippet Gun,
by Rick Cartledge |
| Vol. VII #3 (Spring 1996) |
| The Last Days of Bill Doolin,
by Dee Cordry |
| Turncoats: A Look at the
Dangerous Dunn Brothers by Roger L. Bell |
| Bill Doolin was Killed, and
Killed, and Killed, by Nancy Samuelson |
| Bill Doolin and the Black Oklahombres, by Art
Burton |
| Zip Wyatt, the Cherokee Strip
Outlaw, by Mike Koch |
| Jail Break, July 5, 1896, by Nancy Samuelson |
| Homicides in the Indian
Territory, by Roger Bell |
| Passing of the Oklahoma
Outlaws, by Ken Butler |
| Vol. VII #4 (Summer 1996) |
| Marshal Alfred Lund and the Two-Faced Outlaw(Ben
Cravens), by Terry Whitehead |
| Pretty Boy Floyd, by Jeffery King |
| Deadly Combination, Did
Pretty Boy Floyd Join the Dillinger Gang? by Bill Helmer |
| Research Roundup, #1 by
Dee Cordry |
| Rich Owen, Oklahomas Most
Prolific Mankiller, by Ron Owens |
| Vol. VIII #1 (Fall 1996) |
| Bluford Blue Duck, Indian
Territory Outlaw, by Patrick Keen |
| Last Horseback Bank Robbery in Oklahoma, by Ken
Butler |
| Directory to the OKLAHOMBRES Journal, 1989-1996 |
| Research Roundup, #2 by
Dee Cordry |
| Running With Bonnie and Clyde, book review, by
Martin Wolverton |
| Vol. VIII #2 (Winter 1997) |
| The Incredible Story of Tom
and Frank Smith, Lawmen of Texas and Oklahoma, by Dee Cordry |
| Research Roundup, #3 by
Dee Cordry |
| Gunfight at Boley, by Art Burton |
| A Lynching in the Osage, by Dr. Joe Haines Jr. |
| Thirteen Days of Terror, a book review, by Al
Ritter |
| Vol. VIII #3 (Spring 1997) |
| The Murder of Cal Campbell
by the Barrow Gang, written by Terry Whitehead |
| The Joplin Ambush - The Barrow Gang in Joplin,
MO., written by Michael Koch |
| Tom Horn in Indian Territory,
by Diron Ahlquist |
| Adam Ricchetti - Oklahoma Outlaw, by Fred Sustik |
| Tombstone Trails, #1 by
Roger Bell |
| Black Lawmen of the Indian Territory, by Art
Burton |
| Research Roundup (Ft. Sill
records), #4 by Dee Cordry |
| Deputy U.S. Marshal E. L. Drake (1892 newspaper) |
| Vol. VIII #4 (Summer 1997) |
| The OKLAHOMBRES Chronology, by Greg Olds |
| Outlaw Wesley Barnett,
by Ken Butler |
| The Anti-Horse Thief
Association in Old Oklahoma, by Pat Keen |
| The Western Judicial District of Arkansas Before
Judge Parker, by Nancy Samuelson |
| The OKLAHOMBRES List of
Territorial Lawmen |
| Vol. IX #1 (Fall 1997) |
| Bud Ledbetter's
Muskogee Gun Battle, by Roger Bell
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| Manhunt on the
Cimarron, by Diron Ahlquist |
| OKLAHOMBRES Chronology, Part 2, by
Greg Olds |
| Tombstone Trails,
#2 by Roger Bell |
| Vol. IX #2 (Winter 1998)
|
| Finding the Truth
About Pretty Boy Floyd, by Dee Cordry |
| Oklahoma Gunmen
Vanished from Alcatraz, by Robert Bates |
| The First Prison
Break at Big Mac, by Ken Butler |
| The Ramblings of
Bob Herring, by Diron Ahlquist |
| Deputy U.S.
Marshal Samuel O. Harris |
| Counterfeiting in 1844, by Wayne
Gibson |
| Research Roundup,
#5 by Dee Cordry |
| Vol. IX #3 (Spring 1998)
|
| Last of the Doolin
Gang: Little Dick West, by Dee Cordry |
| The Saline
Courthouse Massacre, reprint from the Chronicles of Oklahoma |
| Deputy US
Marshal Forrest Halsell, by Nancy Samuelson |
| Tombstone Trails,
#3 by Roger Bell |
| Vol. IX #4 (Summer 1998) |
| Bill Tilghman and The Seminole Burning, by Art Burton |
| 1924 Congressional Hearings on Granting a Pension to Deputy Marshals of the Western District of Arkansas |
| Collecting Old West Lawman and Outlaw Artifacts, by Pat Keen |
| Deputy US Marshal W. L.
Stamphill |
| Vol. X #1 (Fall 1998) |
| The Story of Tom Starr, by Wayne D. Gibson |
| The Light-Horse in Indian Territory, by Carolyn Thomas Foreman (part 1) |
| Seminole Light-Horse, by Art Burton |
| 1924 Congressional Hearings on Granting a Pension to Deputy Marshals, part 2 |
| A Visit to Timber Hill, by Bob Winter |
| Dillinger's Gang in Oklahoma, by Jeffery King |
| Vol. X #2 (Winter 1999) |
| It's Death to Bonnie & Clyde, by Sandy Jones and Bob Fisher |
| The Barrow Gang's Crimes in Oklahoma, by Ken Butler |
| Clyde Barrow and the 32-20 Blues, by Rick Cartledge |
| The Lighthorse in Indian Territory, Part 2 |
| Vol. X #3 (Spring 1999) |
| Sideshow Outlaw Elmer
McCurdy, by Terry Whitehead |
| Outlaw Joe Davis, by Ken Butler |
| A Mobeetie Texas Graveyard Surprise, by Pat Keen |
| The Boys of Idabel, by Bob Winter |
| Vol. X #4 (Summer 1999) |
| In Search of Henry Brooks, by Edward Herring |
| The Appointment of Deputy U.S. Marshal Jonathan Tilly |
| The Killing of Jack
Kilmartin, by Diron Ahlquist |
| The Cunningham Brothers, by Ken Butler |
| The Dalton Cabin Story, by Dee Cordry |