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Property	Value
rdf:type
rdfs:label	Denver Doll
rdfs:comment	Denver Doll lost her mine in a poker game to Jean La Force and was accused of robbery, but returned to restore her name and reclaim her mine. A crack shot and an expert poker player, Denver Doll once commanded a gang called "The Red Shirts." She is described as looking about 18 and being "the handsomest girl sport in the West." She is further described thus: Her friends included Yakie Strauss (a Dutchman), Little Bill Bethel and Sunflower Sam who managed her mine. File:Denver2.jpg
dcterms:subject	Protagonists Detective Characters Non-Powered Characters Female Characters Literary Characters Real Name Unknown Edward Lytton Wheeler - Creator Western Character Outlaw Hero Characters 1882 Debuts
Row 4 info	Edward Lytton Wheeler
Row 1 info	Unknown
Row 4 title	Created by
Row 2 info	"Denver Doll, the Detective Queen"
Row 1 title	Real Name
Row 2 title	First Appearance
Row 3 info	Beadle and Adams
Row 3 title	Original Publisher
Box Title	Denver Doll, the Detective Queen
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abstract	Denver Doll lost her mine in a poker game to Jean La Force and was accused of robbery, but returned to restore her name and reclaim her mine. A crack shot and an expert poker player, Denver Doll once commanded a gang called "The Red Shirts." She is described as looking about 18 and being "the handsomest girl sport in the West." She is further described thus: Her friends included Yakie Strauss (a Dutchman), Little Bill Bethel and Sunflower Sam who managed her mine. File:Denver2.jpg