Outlaws Belle Starr and Bill Doolin both died in this present-day state, and Bass Reeves was the longest-serving lawman in the territory that would later become this state.  
Outlaws Belle Starr and Bill Doolin both died in this present-day state, and Bass Reeves was the longest-serving lawman in the territory that would later become this state.  That territory was dissolved by the Curtis Act, and a March 16, 1896 majority opinion by John Marshall Harlan appended Greer County to this state.  The westernmost part of this state was added by the Organic Act and was known as No Man's Land.  This state was the site of a massive April 22, 1889 Land Rush, which rules were violated by so-called "Sooners".  For 10 points, name this state which on November 16, 1907 became the 46th state, growing mostly out of the former Indian Territory.
Outlaws Belle Starr and Bill Doolin both died in this present-day state, and Bass Reeves was the longest-serving lawman in the territory that would later become this state.  
{Oklahoma}