Extradition Bid For Michel Denied By Colorado Governor
Former Omaha oil man Hubert M. Michel, now operating a cut price filling station near Denver, avoids Nebraska extradition on stock swindle charges after Governor Adams rejects the request. Matthias Spier argues in Omaha that Nebraska papers are standard. Colorado officials call them defective. Michel’s attorney Hawkins denounces the papers as false, while Nebraska’s Stalmaster labels the refusal a travesty of justice.
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Hubert M. Michel
Omaha
Denver
Nebraska
Adams
Clarence Spier
Michel
George A. Crowder
Horace N. Hawkins
Nelson
Spler
State Attorney General's Office
State Supreme Court
Colorado
Spier
Crowder
Taft
Hawkins
Robert Winborn
Farmers Paint and Oil Company
Henry Narges
H. M. Michel
Irvin J. Stalmaster
Union
Beal
Nora Moriarity
Winborne
State game wardens vow civil damages for violations
State Warden Frank O Connell announced all wardens will pursue civil damages against violators found with game in possession. The law sets damages of 5 per game fish, 25 per wild turkey or goose, and 10 per game bird or fur bearing animal. The combined bag limit is 25 major game fish with no more than the per species limit, and the bass limit is 15. Wardens will also pursue traps or seines violations and enforce the bag limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank O'Conel
O'Connell
Land sale near Gurley Nebraska offers 320 and 160 acre tracts
Estate sale listing invites buyers to acquire 320 acres well improved and under cultivation adjoining Gurley in Cheyenne County at 75 dollars per acre and 160 acres one mile from Gurley mostly under cultivation at 50 dollars per acre. Describes land as excellent for wheat and general farming and provides contact by writing or calling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurley
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
MacFadden Named Association Head in Nebraska Session
S P MacFadden manager of Western Public Service was elected president of the Nebraska session of the National Electric Light Association at the two day convention closing in Lincoln hotel Scottsbluff. Roy Page of Nebraska Power Omaha was chosen vice president and an executive committee named with officers to take office July 1.
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S. P. MacFadden
Western Public Service Company
Nebraska
National Electric Light Association
Lincoln Hotel
Scottsbluff
Roy Page
Nebraska Power Company
Omaha
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Maple Grove
Lyle Shaffer
Otto Rouse
Clyde Wallace
W. Y. Miles
W. T. Sharman
Dorothy Bryant
F. A. Johnson
Faye Cortney
Mary Walsh
Frank Workman and
Joe
Goodview
Everett
Ed Miles
Miss Walsh
Dalton
James Irwin
Slawson
Miss Bryant
Lehman
C. O. Hade
Edna Nightengale
PF. A. Johnson’s
Mons Johnson
Joe Dilley
Frank Workman
Nels Johnson
Emil Nightengale
Carl Locke's
N. P. Johnson
F. A. Johnson's
A. K. Anderson
Roy Depew
R. W Johnson
Walter Johnson
Henry James
Harold Spiker
Ray Miles
Frank Christensen
R. W. Johnson
M. E Church
H. S. Shaffer
Marjorie Newton
John Junker
Florence Bruckmiller
Dan Rupert
Doris
Irene Irwin
Walsh
Pettett
Dorothy Irwin
T. G. Waddell
W. T. Sharman's
Shavers’ Paradise
Klenzo
Thayer
Sexe Store
C. J. Osborn
Sidney, Nebraska
Julesburg
Cheyenne
Tabor Grand Theatre
Elitch's Gardens
Lakeside Park
Coney Island of the West
Sidney
Union Pacific
Lee Lok Hes
Sam Macfadden
Association
Bentley Land Co
Duart
Shelton
U.S. A. Theater
Standard Oil Company OF Nebraska
Nebraska Institution
Oroes
Nebraska Assembling Co. Dept
Wahoo, Neb
A. R. LeSueur
Nebr
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