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Born to Mexican parents in California, he became the first city marshal of Phoenix and was determined to root out injustice in the legal system—as in the case of miner Manuel Mejia. Mexican miner Manuel Mejia was fighting for his life in Phoenix, Arizona Territory, on the night of September 3, 1886. His American assailants …
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