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Description: Power's War, a documentary film about Arizona's deadliest shootout during World War I. Directed by Cameron Trejo, tells the story of government surveillance in the old west.
The deadliest gunfight in Arizona did not take place on the streets of Tombstone during its wild territorial days, but rather in a remote canyon of the Galiuro Mountains on a snowy Sunday morning in 1918, three decades after the frontier had closed. The numerous books that have been written about the gunfight are filled with unsubstantiated rumors and conspiracy theories, as authors have tried to make sense of it all. Why did eight men fight to the death on a cold winter’s morning in a remote canyon? Were t
POWER’S WAR is a documentary film directed by Cameron Trejo that delves deep into the circumstances leading up to and following the controversial Power Shootout during the First World War. Featured historians include Heidi Osselaer, Eduardo Pagan, Mark Weitz, Paul Hietter, Marshall Trimble, the Arizona Republic’s Don Dedera, author Thomas Cobb (Crazy Heart), and many descendants of the Power Shootout.
Graham County Deputy Sheriff Kane Wootan, and family 1910
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