Don’t Preach About the War in Pulpit Debate
A southern church pastor refuses to address the war from the pulpit, urged by a leading member to avoid wartime topics. The article argues the era’s tragedy demands calm, not avoidance, while noting the tension between faith and public conflict and referencing Calvary as a standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Sayn
Manufacturers’ Record
Pulpit Urges War Morality and National Duty
A speaker laments religious leaders who refused to denounce World War I crimes and urges pulits and papers to confront the era’s moral tragedy. He says ministers must confront Germany’s ruthlessness and rally the nation to courage, sacrifice, and righteousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary
America
Germany
Mouet
Army mobilizes thousands to battle Northwest forest fires
An army numbering in the thousands has been recruited across the Northwest to fight the massive forest fires. Recruit posts operate around the region including Montana Idaho North Dakota South Dakota and eastern Washington as firefighting units deploy with commissaries field telephones heliographs and wigwag signaling to prevent fires and protect timber resources valued at millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sporane
Wash
Dietyiket
Forestry Service
Montana
Idaho
North
South Dakota
Washington
Batricaie
Local Fire Fighters Pay and Gratuities Cited
C C Wilhite, executive clerk and pay master for the first district fire forces, notes that firefighters are paid five dollars daily and cooks also receive five dollars. He estimates that over the past decade he has disbursed about one thousand dollars in these allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Wilhite
Oie
State Leader Gives Wyoming Children Seventeen Prizes
The Cheyenne State Leader offers seventeen prizes for Wyoming children including five Shetland ponies with harness, four bicycles, and eight wrist watches. A vote coupon system lets families vote for candidates from Sept 17 to Nov 10, with two districts sharing prizes and a contest manager available by mail or phone for details and assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Former Warden McDonald Dies in Schuyler Home
N. D. McDonald, former conductor on the Union Pacific line Cheyenne to Laramie, died at his sister’s home in Schuyler Nebraska Thursday afternoon at age 30 from stomach cancer. He had many Cheyenne friends and is survived by his sister. his wife died two years ago in Seattle. McDonald served as warden when the prison was at Laramie before moving to Rawlins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D. McDonald
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Laramie
Schuyler
Neb
Seattle
Wash
McDonald
State Penitentiary
Rawlins
Man Arrested for Burglary in Tin Shop Breakin
Jarnito Carraons is held in the city jail on a burglary charge after police say he entered the tin shop behind F. A. Roedel’s hardware store. Night Sergeant Jack Mc Farland arrested him just after he emerged. no items were taken and the hardware store itself was not entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarnito Carraons
F. A. Roedel
Jack Mc Farland
Wyoming Hereford stock wins big at Douglas fair
Excellent results were attained by the exhibit of fancy Hereford stock shipped to the state fair at Douglas by the Wyoming Hereford association. The ranch six miles east of Cheyenne, operated by W. C. Husted, produced numerous prizes with many firsts in Wyoming contests. Notable winners include Wyoming Fairfax first and Grand Champion, Perfect May Grand Champion, King of Hereford Sires, and silver cups for best heifer calf and best bull calf born in Wyoming after Sept. 1916. Other prize stock named includes Wyoming Prince, Beau Louis, Lady Odessa, and Lady Hampton, all bred on the Wyoming farm near Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Wyoming Hereford Association
Cheyenne
W. C. Husted
Wyoming
Wyoming Fairfax
Hoe
Perfection Fairfax
Warren T. McRay
Wyoming Hereford Ranch
A. B. Cook
Prince
Beau Louis
Lady Odessa
Lady Hampton
Governor and Auditor Probe Fire At State Asylum
Gov Frank L Houx and Auditor R B Forsyth left for Evanston to probe the fire that destroyed the men’s wing of the state insane asylum Tuesday night with damage estimated at 75 000 to 100 000. The state board of charities and reform conducts the inquiry. The governor announced a 100 reward for recapture of James Howell the inmate who escaped during the removal of patients from the burning building. Howell was committed to the asylum after being found insane at a murder trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Houx
R. B. Forsyth
Evanston
State Insane Asylum
State Board of Charities and Reform
James Howell
Howell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Burke H. Sinclair
A. Swelea
Meredith Davis
Carey Ave
Mall
God
Northwest
Tion
Huff-Gorham Furniture Co
Shetland
Ries
M'Parland
Husted
Here
Cheyenne Trun
Cheyenne Trunk Factory
Capitol
New Universities
Mecome
United States
Universities Dictionary
Harvard
Cornell
Columbia
Princeton
University of Pennsylvania
Ukiah