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Montezuma Enterprise

Location

Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1920

Page

2

Fair Price Commissioner Quits Over Lack of Cooperation

Indiana fair price official Stanley Wyckoff resigns accusing U S district attorney and federal investigators of opposing his efforts to enforce price stabilization. He cites lack of local support from authorities and pressure aimed at discrediting his office, stating he acted to benefit the public despite limited results.

Fair Price Indianapolis Stanley Wryckoff Indiana Howard Fieve United States Attorney General Department of Justice Wyckell United States District Attorney Bureau of Investigation Hin Logansport Taivere- Stone Hadberdday Leeds Ata United States District Attorneys Afr Agear Jiagnes Bornes Marl Boies Fiaidie Iprederick VarSuys VanNuys Wayekoff Wvekoff Mr. WycSoff Tom Crved

Fire Apparatus to Cost 380000 in Indianapolis

The fire department seeks bids for new equipment totaling about 380000 dollars. Nightly equipment and two new fire houses are proposed. funding would come from a no one issue. Council members reviewed the plan and urged modernization of the department.

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Elks Plan Bedford State Convention Despite Hotel Fire

Milton and May Ta report Elijah Browne state president of the Order of Elks announces a full convention program in Bedford with Elks hosting visiting members in local homes after the principal Bedford hotel was destroyed by fire. Activities include a parade drill and a Bedford tour of notable stone structures with a luncheon at the Bedford Elks lodge and a convention session in Chicago from June 5 to 7.

Milton John R. Browne The Order of Elks Bedford Elks Bedford Elks Rertgres Tadinum Loderes Euks Chicage

Dry Officers Destroy Booze In Northern Indiana

Prohibition officers recorded fourteen manufacturers in Heanor area last month for making intoxicating beer. Stills were located in Hammond Hessville Indiana Harbor Port Wayne Garrett and Alrena. Police and sheriffs seized thousands of gallons of moonshine and jailed the makers. East Chicago led in action with first place in seizures.

Haniend Indiania East Chicago Hammond Hessville Indians Harbor Port Wayne Garrett Alrana

Express Workers Accused in Grand Larceny Case

Indianapolis May 10 Jesse Lambert of 1018 North New Jersey Street and Charlies Bray of 1046 South Tinals Street, Express Company workers, were arrested on grand larceny charges for reportedly stealing silks and groceries worth several hundred dollars from shipments. Police allege they belong to an organized thieves’ band. three other Express Company employees were also arrested.

Indianapolis Jesse Lambert New Jersey Street Charlies Bray Tinals Street American Railway Express Company Poties

Postwar politics and world events shape the primaries

Edward W. Pickard surveys the 1920 GOP and Democratic primaries with Wood and Johnson leading in delegates and popular votes while Lowden gains ground. He notes Indiana and California results, Kentucky and Michigan influence, the Knox resolution in the Senate, and evolving positions on Versailles and League of Nations amid postwar turmoil.

Johnson Knox Senate Edward W. Pickard Leonard Wood Hiram Johnson Lowden Illinois Chicago Coliseum California Indiana Herbert Hoover Hoover Phelan San Francisco Wood Calumet Evansville Indianapolis Harding Maryland Michigan Weod Wilsar Mir. Wilsal Tors

Novel Houses of Worship by Eskimo Missionaries

Two missionaries in Cumberland sound built makeshift churches for Eskimos. One used sealskin stretched over whalebone girders to create a simple skin church. the other fashioned a snow church with seat pulpit and altar carved from snow. Both faced extreme cold and scarcity.

Blackhead Island Cumberland Sound Blacklead Island

Standardized fading test lamp for textiles and wallpapers

A powerful 2800 watt lamp with specially designed electrodes is used to test color fading in textiles and wallpaper. The device enables testing of about 40 samples at once, with portions of each sample shielded during exposure to allow comparison after the test.

How did your wife get the carpet man on time

The exchange frames a domestic quip about persuading a service provider to adhere to a scheduled date. It highlights a wife’s persuasive talk and a firm commitment that secures an appointment without delay. The remark humorously contrasts negotiation tactics with practical outcomes.

No Mistake Prohibitionist Quip Sparks Debate

A witty exchange features a valetudinarian question answered with a punning claim of being an out-and-out prohibitionist. The quip reflects public attitudes toward temperance debates in a lively, era-appropriate tone.

Fort Pint Skin Health Ad promises all-in-one soap use

An advertisement touts a single soap for shaving bathing and shampooing. It claims no mug residue slimy feel or germs and no irritation even with twice daily shaving. The product is marketed as a versatile all-in-one solution.

Scout’s courteous reply echoes across the meeting

In a city scout meeting, a boy recalls helping two elderly ladies and a teacher. When asked why he did not mention the other act, he replies that the scout is courteous, drawing a warm reaction from a visiting teacher.

Indianapolis News

Dobbs Seen As Loving Husband By The Wife

The source notes that while observers doubt Dobbs shows affection publicly he regularly provides money to his wife when she asks. He does not show romantic gestures yet funds her needs without question.

Dobbs

Salvation Free But Requires Obedience to Rules

A religious message stresses that salvation is free yet demands adherence to prescribed rules, emphasizing obedience as a condition of receiving spiritual benefit.

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