Charles N. Stamper was a 23-year-old male deputy sheriff in Tulsa County, Oklahoma, living with his wife Emma and their three young children in the coal-mining village of Dawson, just north of Tulsa, when his life ended violently on October 9, 1910. The little settlement was a ranching and mining community on the Frisco rail line, a place where miners worked long days in the pits and gathered in rough wooden structures and canvas tents to drink, gamble, and scrape together a bit of leisure. Stam
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