The Congress of the Osage Nation of Oklahoma will hold a special session next month to consider removal proceedings against Chief John Red Eagle.

The report sustained several serious allegations. Lawmakers said Red Eagle tried to stop the tribe's attorney general from investigating alleged theft and that he approved contracts with a friend for little or no work.

The session will begin November 14.

Get the Story:
Osage chief could face removal (The Bartlesville Examiner-Enterprise 10/29)
Allegations Mount Against Osage Nation Chief (News on 6 10/29)
Chief’s own words harmed him (The Bigheart Times 10/29)
Osage chief responds to Special Inquiry (The Native American Times 10/30)

Get the Report:
Select Committee of Inquiry, Osage Nation Congress (October 28, 2013)

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