http://cherokeestripmuseum.forumotion.com/early-outlaw-activity-in-arkansas-city-f9/-t1.htm Sat, 18 Jul 2009 15:20:18 GMT 10 http://illiweb.com/fa/empty.gif http://cherokeestripmuseum.forumotion.com/early-outlaw-activity-in-arkansas-city-f9/-t1.htm http://cherokeestripmuseum.forumotion.com/early-outlaw-activity-in-arkansas-city-f9/the-security-national-bank-holdup-t60.htm Admin The Security National Bank was held up at 3:00 p.m. on May 29, 1924. $15,000 was stollen and they escaped in a Cadillac. The police were not in town, because they had recieved a call that a man was beating his wife. When the police realized this was a lure, two of them mounted their plane loaded with machine guns. The finally caught at 112 W. Madison Avenue because they had opened their money bundels and through the wrappers in the trash. Early Outlaw Activity in Arkansas City Sat, 18 Jul 2009 15:20:18 GMT http://cherokeestripmuseum.forumotion.com/early-outlaw-activity-in-arkansas-city-f9/the-security-national-bank-holdup-t60.htm#117 http://cherokeestripmuseum.forumotion.com/early-outlaw-activity-in-arkansas-city-f9/the-security-national-bank-holdup-t60.htm http://cherokeestripmuseum.forumotion.com/early-outlaw-activity-in-arkansas-city-f9/jesse-james-t59.htm Admin In July 1878, the Cowley County Bank was held up by what was believed to be the James Gang in broad daylight. They took $1,800 from the bank. The tellar was Fred Farrar. No shots were fired. At 9:50 a.m., four men rode into town. Two stopped at Finney's livery and fed their horses. They did not stable them, because they would soon need them. At 12:05 p.m., a man stepped into the bank and asked Mr. Farrar to cash a $20 bill. When he turned to do so, the man said, "Here, hand ... Early Outlaw Activity in Arkansas City Sat, 18 Jul 2009 15:17:29 GMT http://cherokeestripmuseum.forumotion.com/early-outlaw-activity-in-arkansas-city-f9/jesse-james-t59.htm#116 http://cherokeestripmuseum.forumotion.com/early-outlaw-activity-in-arkansas-city-f9/jesse-james-t59.htm