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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1913

Page

11

Dan Dunn Funeral Draws Broad Anaconda Attendance

A large Anaconda funeral for Dan Dunn drew many local and out of town attendees. The procession began at the Columbus club and went to St. Pauls church for requiem high mass by Father Coopman, then to Mount Carmel cemetery. Honorary pallbearers included G. Nugent and J. Chrystal. active pallbearers were H. Denny and J. Stevens. Organizations in the procession were Anaconda Veteran Firemen, Knights of Columbus, Woodmen of the World, and the local typographical union. Out-of-town attendees listed includes Foster, Rummel, Bar Foote, Smith, Nixon, Rhue, Egan, Livingston and Sheehan.

Anaconda Dan Dunn Columbus Club St. Paul's Church Father Coopman Mount Carmel Cemetery G. Nugent C. H.iggieston John J. Chrystal Jerry Haggerty Anaconda Council of Knights of Columby Anaconda Lodge Woodmen of the World Anaconda Local The Typographical Union Messrs Foster Rummel Bar- Foote Smith Nixon Rhue Egan Livingston Sheehan

Delinquent License Tax Treated By City Officials

City treasurer Patsy Finnegan notes many businesses subject to license tax have not paid for some time with lodging houses especially delinquent. The city estimates 89 to 140 such places exist and councils consider more effective collection. Also reports a Gaelic football match for Emerald team selection at 7 PM at the lumber yard, and planned sermons and talks at the Swedish Baptist church with C A Borg preaching. Sealed bids by June 7, 1913, for cement block building work at 11 West Third Street Anaconda with plans by Joseph Smith architect.

Patsy Finnegan Joseph Smith Third Street Anaconda Adv

Lawyer Says Falling Into Coal Hole Not Case

In Washington lobby chatter rep Koe Dig cites a case where a man fell into an open coal hole and was awarded damages. The lawyer argues skill and bearing mattered, remarking that anyone can fall down a coal hole and stressing legal effort over the mishap.

Washington Koe- Dig Texa Philadelphia ‘Telegraph

Temperate Roosevelt libel suit debated by defense and plaintiff

A libel case against Colonel Roosevelt centers on whether charges of drinking and public reputation were published with malice. Lawyers debate admissibility of hearsay evidence to prove or mitigate damages, while highlighting prior testimony about Roosevelt's sobriety and national reputation.

Roosevelt United States Belden Kel Pound St. Paul

Roosevelt libel case judge rules against hearsay defense

The court barred evidence of other newspapers publishing similar charges against Colonel Roosevelt, limiting defense on truth and good faith. Gilson Gardner and Robert Bacon testified on Roosevelt’s character and abstinence, with Bacon asserting Roosevelt’s lifelong abstention and high moral conduct.

Memorial Day at Gregson Springs

Memorial Day at Gregson Springs promotes events after the Elks carnival. Visitors are urged to ride the train or drive, bring a partner for the plunge and enjoy a vapor bath, with plans for a big dance and social entertainment.

Gregson Springs Gregson Waav

Lorenz Wins Suit Against Wellcome Team Purchase

William Lorenz won a verdict against Wellcome et al in a suit over a horse team. He claimed $209 as the purchase price and sought $500 in damages, with the jury returning a verdict yesterday.

William Lorenz Aginst Wellcome Et al

Decoration Ladies' Shoes on Sale at Low Prices

Get ready for Decoration Day with reduced prices on ladies low shoes and pumps in white oxford, tan and black at $1.95. White Nubuck Cuban heel Carlton last at $4 and $5. Packard and union made men’s dress shoes in black and tan from $3.50 to $5. Children’s Nubuck button shoes in sizes 5 to 8 at $1.90 and 8 1/2 to 11 at $2.40. Misses pumps in gun metal and patent leather up to $3, now $1.95. Warm-weather children’s sandals one strap, sizes 5 to 8 at 90 cents.

Carlton Packard

Special Offer Kid Gloves Reduced Prices

A discontinued summer line remains with a few pairs in stock. The offer features $1.25 and $1.50 quality gloves in a broken range of colors and sizes, available while supplies last at 95c per pair.

Ladies Hose on Sale Limited Color Range

A line of ladies colored mercerized hose in Emerald green champagne pink light blue navy and white is on sale for 29 cents per pair, down from 50 cents. This closeout offer highlights the six color options and the reduced price for each pair.

Knights of Columbus Minstrel Show at Columbus Club

Two performances on June 11 and 12 feature a home talent minstrel show by the Knights of Columbus in Anaconda. Committees were announced at a special meeting with names including C A St Clair and W H Mahoney. Prizes and awards listed cover biology to psychology with students from Missoula, Billings, and other locales.

Knights of Columbus Anaconda C. A. St. Clair W. H. Mahoney John Fitpatrick Tom Connolly George Scutty Frank Duval Gerald Kelly J. Murphy W. M. Kelly F. A. Burns Joseph Peters

Prizes Awarded Students of Montana University

Special Dispatch from Missoula reports President Craighead called a meeting to discuss summer plans to boost the university in Montana. The student body pledged to raise enrollment from 250 to 50 and prizes for excellent work in various departments were announced and awarded by President Craighead.

Standard Missoula Craighead University Montana

Slump to Business In South Ends With Undertaker Revealed

J M francuias travels through the South and shares a seat with a depressed undertaker. The man laments a rotten market and rebuffs advertising, while Wakeman suggests lively solicitors to shake up demand. The undertaker admits his trade and mood.

J. M. Francuias Mr. Wakeman Wakeman Saa

Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railway Shares Meeting Called

The annual stockholders meeting will elect directors and conduct other business at the company's Anaconda office in Anaconda Montana on Tuesday June 4 1918 at 1 oclock pm Secretary P M Halloran announces the session to proceed.

Butte, Anaconda & Pacific

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