At of Old West gunfights were quick, bloody affairs that left more questions than answers as each side had its own version of events.  The Powers shoot-out is one of those. And it was bloody—the worst in Arizona history, even outdoing the legendary Gunfight Behind the O.K. Corral. In early 1918, the Powers men were working a gold mine in the remote Kielberg Canyon, located in t


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