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Wyatt Earp

 

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Drawing by the Los Angeles Times

The famed Tombstone lawman and his wife testify for the defense in the Estelle Corwell murder trial--this discovery was an unexpected joy, I must say ...  Potential problems in defending California's coast against a foreign invader ... And a riderless motorcycle speeds three blocks on Pico from Union to Sentous (now the northern extension of Cherry) before crashing into a utility pole.

 

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