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This Day

Posted on November 7, 2011 by Chris Enss

On November 7, 1897, the hunted outlaw Dynamite Dick Clifton, was killed in his tracks near Checotah, Oklahoma by Deputy Marshals George Lawson and W.H. Bussey. Long Live the Lighthorsemen!

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