In the quiet, dusty town of Boley, Oklahoma, a dedicated lawman's life was tragically cut short on a fateful day in August of 1905. City Marshal W. R. Shaver, a 35-year-old African American man, was known for his fifteen years of service to the community. His commitment to upholding the law was a familiar and respected sight to the town's residents. On this particular day, Marshal Shaver was carrying out his duties, seeking to serve a warrant on an individual.
He located a man he believed
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