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Osage Indian Murders — Part 25
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in the migeie of his imsense hoicings.
JOHN RAMSEY, bootlegger, fifty year old typical rough
type westarn criminal, who had served a penitentiary vera for
rustiing eattle, foraer nomber of the notorious Henry Grammer gang,
actual murderer of William E. Enith, Rita Sith, Nettle Brooxshire,
and Henry Roan,
ERS CET BURKAART, 'equaw manj' in his early ‘thirties, neshewr
of F. &. Hale, completely dominated by Hale, a weak~willed individual
who did his uncle's bidding, married to Mollie Burkhart, full—blood
Osage Indian, daughter of Lizzie Q, weslthy in her om right. A very
triendl; person, who seemingly thought he hec done no wrong in
participating in the crimes he admitted. Implicatec in the murder of
Henry Roan anc of ths W, E. Emith family. He was the first to eonfegs
the true state of affaira, giving Special Agents of this Bureau their
firet real lead in the case implicating Hale ané Ramsey.
KELSEY MORRISON, "squawe many 35 years old, a neat appearing
man of very bad resuteation, marrie? to e full-blood Osage Indian women
named “etherine Cole. Adrittec murder of Anna Brom, with help cf
Bryan Burkhart at instigation of FF, %. Hale.
BRYAY PURHART, a ‘squaw man," younger brother of Ernest
Burkhart, who turned State's evidence in the Ctate courte,
DEVEY SMLPR, "scuaw many foracr husband of Cecilia Pi he rt,
full-bloog usace wots, Pio wer hired py ?, ne Hele f muster
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