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American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- Earp, Wyatt 1848-1929. American frontier law officer involved in the famous gunfight at the O.K. Corral in Tombstone, Arizona (1881).
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“Possibly the best-known lawmen of the era, Wyatt Earp is most famous for the Gunfight at the OK Corral in Tombstone, Arizona where he and his brothers - Virgil and Morgan - along with Doc Holliday stood against the Clanton-McLaury gang and the resulting Earp Vendetta that followed.”
“For more information, call Earp at (928) 476-3655.”
“Earp" avoids Hollywood gloss, recalling his checkered past and his work as an enforcer for a prostitution ring.”
“While watching "Earp," I was struck how much the cowboy legend and Western film genre helped inform and inspire the gangster film.”
“* pronouced like the "Earp" in Wyatt Earp (trademark E.B. White)”
“Earp" was created by Matt Cirulnick and Mandeville Films 'David”
“Later, “white-hatted good guys” like Wyatt Earp also took on mythic proportions by bringing “black-hatted outlaws” to justice.”
“Yes | No | Report from Wyatt Earp wrote 3 weeks 2 days ago”
Carroll National Guard To Conduct Door To Door Gun Confiscation Drills in Arcadia, Iowa
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Carroll National Guard To Conduct Door To Door Gun Confiscation Drills in Arcadia, Iowa
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