In the early winter of 1911, the city of Memphis, Tennessee, was a bustling and often dangerous place. The chill of December had settled over the Mississippi River, and the city's streets, a mix of cobblestone and mud, bore witness to the daily dramas of a rapidly growing southern metropolis. It was an era of stark contrasts, where burgeoning industry and cultural vibrancy existed alongside a troubling current of violence and lawlessness. The city's police force, under the direction of a reform-
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