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FEDERAL
BOTEAU
OF
INVESTIGATION
OSAGE
INDIAN
MURDERS
PART
2
OF
19
BUFILE
NUMBER:
62-5033
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all
the
information
obtained
is
more
rtui;or
and con
t
han
facts.
and
at
present
there
is
little
or
no
hopes
of
he-’
e
to
secure
any
definite
evidence*
Was
advised
by
Agent
in
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4;
&
t/fn
Windlay
to
remain
at
Okla.
City
until
the
morning
of
^ug*
2BlY
2ir.
r
f.
W*
Weiss
would
return
to
pawhuska
aith.
ns
to
c;n~
rther
investigation*
•
Mr.
Weiss
had
teen
employed
by
Etute^t-
General
Short
to
make
investigation
on
behalf
of
the
General
1
s
offioe.
The
week
waa
spent
with
Mr.
Wei3a
going
o
ve
BUREAU
OF
INVESTJ«AT>DN
OCPAFtMfcXT
OF
JUSTICE
•
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In
tb*:proceas
of
negotiation
arrangements
tilth
the
heirs
ao4^a
ltr»QTi
of
the
deceased
Indians,
contracts
of
employment
to
^1®
these]
oaeee,
whiob
will
in
all
probability
he
consummated
in
the
Li^nxtffee
day
a.
nave
been
in
touch
with
and
interviewed
various
pai
cnalv
interviewed
r
but
no
;wg
u
new
facts
developed.
HAGGARD
and
questioned
him
as
to
the
attempt
to
bice
of
RUTH
TAIL
CHIB*/
as
mentioned
in
Agent
Wright's
re--
April;
9th*
’
*
advised
that
beyond
the
fact
of
finding
thia
opened
and
an
attempt
to
blow
.the
concrete
form
in
wfcioh
j
had
been
plaoed,
he
has
no
information.
J
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That
the
bottle
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^nd
was
supposed
to
have
contained
nitroglycerine.
That
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If
34.
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work
was
a
crude
Job.
and
evidently
done
by
someone
having
no
of
handling
explosive.
‘
’'iriow
ledge
^y
••''•
That
it
had
been
reported
that
some
”
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Jr!
7-
3^^pn«y'and
Jewels
had
been
buried
with
ed
i^l^fe^^^Spted
this
1
this,
body,
and
evidently
that
was|
action.
3*
W^'
41
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7Sa»
mil'
SHAW
and
he
in
addition
to
the
gossip
previously
reported!
u
^advised
that
BOY
UOSBEBGBR,
who
lives on
the
Ponca
Hoad,
eight
ailed
^
jj
44
45
V<
south
of
Fairfax,
told
him
that
quite
a
while
after
AREA
BROWH'S
death
I
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-v;7-vi
/
front
of
a
store
at
;
fce,
M0SBE3GBR,
and
BRYA^BUHKHART
were
sitting
in
||
Horse;
that
BRYAH
BURKHART
was
at
that
time
very
much
under
the
of
liquor,
and
bill
sMItH
*3
wxto
drove
by and
stopped
down
^
j|ray
•
^“"influence
j
et;
that
B3YAH
BURKHART
aaid:
"I
have
to
get
that
man
#Stl«»rAa
“
mieht
.ell
do
it
no.",
or
some
such
words, end
want
.'Mil
cj
A
that
he
returned
street
to
where
this
auto
had
stopped;
T
“
-
m
-
-
pLvlsed
that
BILL
SMITH
was
not
in
the
auto,
tut
children
'
it
was
his
*ife
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7.
8j
Aug.
27th
to
Sept*
1,
bsec
advised
by
both
JOBS
A.
GUSIAFSOH
and
W.
riid
V,
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Je
^Motives
working
on
this
case,
that
they
have
seen
BOY
*!Ll
he
las
verified
the
above
statement*
•
ll^S^^tn^erviewed
Vv
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J,
JOITCS
rmA
QUARRELS
and
PRA5K
QUARRELS,
hut
beyond
the
%
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tfo
pa-iia.
gossip
previously
reported,
they
were
unable
to
give
any
.
in-^'
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••
lias
been
spent
7*T‘
endeavoring
to
seoure
some
lead
wherehj
f
lr^ST%Ilas
-
could
be
unoovered
that
would
lead
to
the
unravelling
oi^ii|p
^a^esns^hut*
as
progress
has
been
made*
is
Btlll
of
the
opinion,
as
previously
expressed
to
tV-
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V;.
^
Hi
1923
,
Findlay
^efrsonally
as
well
as
in
my
letter
to
him
of
August
as no
one
seems
to
have
any
information
other
than
rumor,;
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g
l^^ad
3^
2
A
all
of
these
reports
have
been
investigated
by
both
the
private
^‘j
[:
-'
‘
detectives
as
well
as
the
local
authorities
who
have
been
world
ng
on'
cases
since
their
commission.
l^pp^^fcAigrdanQe
with
'‘
instructions
of
Agent
in
Charge
Rind
lay
lir.
^
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r
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continue
to
keep
in'
touch
with
local
people
and
r
.
tfeiss
of
the
State
H^ttorcey
General’s
•
-
office,
endeavoring
to
secure
what
^reformation
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