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The deadly encounter occurred at the city marshal’s house. When a city marshal gets in a shootout with a deputy U.S. marshal and both end up stone cold dead, that’s big news in that city and for miles around. The newspapers naturally took notice when James H. Morgan, city marshal of Butler, Missouri, and Deputy …
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