In the dusty, untamed territory of Ingalls, Oklahoma, a young man named Young Simmons met a violent end on a fateful day. On September 1, 1893, the air in the small settlement was shattered by the eruption of gunfire. Simmons, a male, was caught in the deadly crossfire of what would become known as the Battle of Ingalls. The intense shootout involved a posse of U.S. Marshals and a notorious gang of outlaws.
The marshals had descended on the town, which had become a haven for the Doolin-Da
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