In the harsh landscape of early 20th century Nevada, a tragic story unfolded, culminating in the death of Edward Hogle, a 30-year-old male. His life was cut short on February 26, 1911, near the small town of Golconda. Hogle had been deputized and was riding with a posse under the direction of the superintendent of the Nevada State Police. Their mission was a dangerous one: to track down a band of Indians believed to be responsible for the murder of four ranchers in Washoe County. The pursuit had
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