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- William_Hale_(cattleman) comment "William Hale, the so-called "King of the Osage Hills," was a U.S. cattleman and convicted murderer.A power player in the Osage Indian Reservation in northern Oklahoma, Hale rose to local prominence in the late 19th century through years of bribery, intimidation, and extortion. In 1921, he ordered the murders of his nephew's wife and mother-in-law, followed by her cousin, sister and brother-in-law two years later, to gain control of their oil rights.".