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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1913
Page
8
Dan Dunn of Motanus Mest Rivters is reported to have died after a lengthy illness. The notice notes his passing and provides basic obituary details for local readers.
A widening rift within the party creates tension as internal disagreements surface at HACOUNTE. Key figures, including Meiwe, face pressure from factions and debate over leadership direction and policy priorities. Local observers warn of possible realignments ahead of upcoming votes.
Dan Dunn a longtime Butte printer died at St James hospital from kidney and lead poisoning tied to work on Mergenthaler machines. He planned a Colorado Springs visit and left flowers for children at Anaconda graves. Funeral at St Pauls Catholic Church with Knights of Columbus escort, Dunn born in Michigan, joined Typographical Union at 17.
President condemns the industrious lobby in Washington seeking to sway tariff, sugar, and wool legislation. He cites heavy lobbying, paid ads, and misrepresentation, warning that money without unity backs opposition to key tariff items. Democratic leaders back his stance and pledge thorough review of the bills.
Long Beach California May 28 James Twombly a member of the board of public works and city building inspector said the vibratio from the Empire day parade marching upon the pier was responsible for the collapse Saturday The pier at that point had often withstood more weight than put upon it by the crowd Saturday. A City of Long Beach inspector noted that expert inspection would have failed just before the disaster continued.
A condensed page item notes the death of Dan Dunn in Butte and references ongoing local stories. Other brief items cover controversy in socialist circles, Marchers blamed in Long Beach, a Roosevelt libel case, and various state and local reports from Anaconda to Bozeman.
Washington May 26 Senator Myers after a conference with Interior Secretary Lane said the Sun river irrigation project may be postponed and urged Governor Stewart and W M Tole to come to Washington to press for letting pending Sun river contracts. Lane favored Milk river work and stressed funds for well under way projects, signaling hesitance to proceed with Sun river without stronger assurance of success. The move aims to enlist Mong Tang senators in pressuring for feasibility and full repayment to the government. Continued on Page Three.
A jury of eleven men and one alternate was chosen in Ishpeming for a libel suit involving a former U S president. The panel includes a teamster a locomotive foreman a miner and other tradesmen from Ishpeming Marquette and surrounding townships. Judge Flannagan warns jurors to avoid media and delays deliberations until instructed to decide.
Calgary report states Arthur Pelky was exonerated by a coroner's jury over Luther McCarty's death after his autopsy showed the cause stemmed from a jaw injury and cervical dislocation. The hearing had heard Pelky and Burns disputed the death as a result of boxing. The coroner's inquest concluded no single blow caused the fatality.
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