Egan Disbarment Ordered in Cases Before Referees
Three South Dakota referees conclude Sioux Falls attorney George W Egan unfit to practice law. They urge a license cancellation based on findings of unprofessional and dishonest conduct in multiple charges including Kirkland, Renner, and Perreault. Dismissal recommended for several subsequent claims.
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George W. Egan
Rieckgauer
George WW. Egan
Burright
George W. Gan
Renner
George W. Wgan
Perreault
George Wgan
South Dakota
Walkley
Svendson
Burnight
Rickgauer
Kirkland
Rutland
A. W. Campbell
Chambers Sellars
Wickland
Kickland
A. Tf. Orvis
Chambers Kellar
Theodore Kickland
George W. Isgan
Layfayette Kickland
Ohio
Egan
Republicans Open Campaign in Wy Convention Today
New York City report says the Republican state convention endorsed Governor Charles S. Whitman while adding a separate state issues plank. Former Senator Elihu Root, serving as temporary chairman, attacked Wilson and the Democratic administration over foreign policy and domestic matters, urging preparation for defense and criticizing the tariff. Root argued the Republicans would offer a stronger foreign policy and restore American economic vitality, citing production and tariff concerns during Democratic control.
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New York City
Wilson
United States
Hlihy Root
New York State
Root
Republican Party
America
Cleveland
Bryan
Democratic Party
Enterprise
Tariff Commission
Washington
Five Fires Across Ports Cause Multi Million Loss
Brooklyn waterfront fires destroy the Boston Castle and the Pacific steamers and 900-foot pier at Pioneer street. The Bellgrano damaged and about twenty five scows burn. Over forty coolies missing. incendiary suspicion due to munitions loading. Loss exceeds one million. Fire spreads to nearby piers as crews jump or are rescued. Other fires in Fall River and Midland cause multi million damages with no deaths.
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New York City
Boston Castle
Pacific
New York Dock Company
Pioneer Street
Brooklyn
Bellgrano
Bolton Castle
Butte Mine Disaster Claims Twenty-One Victims
In Butte Montana the worst mining disaster struck the Pennsylvania mine after an ice blockage in an air-shaft on the 1200 foot level Monday night. Noxious gases hindered rescue, but 15 bodies had been recovered with six more found at the foot of the mineway about 1,000 feet from the main shaft. The fire had been nearly extinguished and water streams prepared to reach the ruin from higher levels.
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Butte
Mont
Pennsylvania
Ashton High Loses Debating Duel With Pierre Team
Ashton high school fell to the capital city debaters last Friday night both at home and in Pierre. The affirmative trio was Clara Vanderfeen Edward Hawkins and John Chase. They faced Charles Swartz Robert Hipple and Maurice Lynot with judges W H Beckman Miss Lou E Miles and A Versteeg of Redfield.
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Pierre
Ashton
S. D
Ashton High School
Clara Vanderfeen
Edward Hawkins
John Chase
Charles Swartz
Robert Hipple
Maurice Lynot
W. H. Beckman
Lou E. Miles
A. Versteeg
Redfield
Philip
Charles Graves
Wilbert
West Front Active as Allies Halt Belgian War Damage
Reports from London describe renewed Allied resolve to restore Belgiums independence while battles erupt along the Ypres front and in the Caucasus. Russian forces claim Armenian fortress Erzerum is captured as British Mesopotamian forces struggle forward.
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England
Reuter
Petrograd
Erzerum
Havre
France
Belgium
Flanders
Caucasus
Herzerum
Armenia
Persia
Mesopotamia
Champagne
Ypres
Berlin
Lens
Bethune
Lille
War warnings mark ammunition and language bans in allied front
Milan reports parchments on Russian munitions warning Dont waste your ammunition while the war is in its early days. Signs in Russia ban speaking German with penalties up to three months in prison. The British Foreign Office instructs consuls to monitor British subjects associating with belligerents and warns that passports may be cancelled for persistence. Switzerland Sweden and Holland report Britons disguising as Germans receiving cautions.
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Milan
Italy
Russia
British Foreign Office
George
Switzerland
Sweden
Holland
Butter Prices Rally in New York Market
Butter receipts reach 3,922 as market shows strength. creamery special marks and various grade prices listed for extras, firsts, seconds, packing stock and eggs amid steady demand.
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New York
New York City
Agreement Near Settling Lusitania Affair
Washington reports that Secretary Lansing and German ambassador Count von Bernstorff exchanged drafts on the Lusitania settlement. Berlin agrees to substitute recognizes liability for assumes liability and minor US‑described changes are incorporated. A final settlement is expected at today’s Secretary Lansing Bernstorff talks.
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Count von Bernstorff
Lansing
Berlin
United States
Bernstorff
Bernstorfft
Germany
Lusitania
Washington Concedes Allies Right to Arm Merchant Ships
U S state department officials say Entente powers are within international law to arm merchant ships for defense. They note the possibility of the Allies rejecting a U S disarmament proposal to save civilian lives. The department considers how Germany and Austria may apply their new submarine orders after February 29. Officials may seek to clarify how armed merchantmen will be treated when encountered.
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Stickler
Washington
Washington, D. C
United States
Hhigh
State Department
Germany
Austria
Milwaukee grain market prices across wheat corn oats and others
Milwaukee market listings show No. 1 Dakota wheat around 1.33 to 1.35 per bushel with May at 1.30 and July at 1.23. Corn ranges from 60 to 79 per bushel across mixed and yellow grades with May at 79 5-8 and July at 79 1-8. Oats and barley prices cited include No. 3 white and standards around 48 to 49 with May oats at 49 1-4, barley No. 3 at 75 77, and flax No. 1 northwestern at 2.35 to 2.39.
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Milwaukee
Dakota
Dakota Northern
Northwestern
Homerun Baker to Play with Yankees
Frank Baker former star third baseman of the Philadelphia Athletics has been bought by the New York Americans according to manager W. E. B. Donovan of the Yankees. The price was not made public. Baker signed a three year contract.
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New York City
John
Frank Baker
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Americans
W. EB. Donovan
Yankees
Baker
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