Sermon record of Rev. Hugh Wayt from Vine Street Church
Rev. Hugh Wayt of Vine Street Church of Christ Mount Vernon Ohio has preached over 15,000 sermons in 25 years and led more than 5,000 souls to religion while never missing a Sunday. A West Virginia native born near Glen Maston he trained at Bethany College and long served in Ohio including a 13 year pastorate at Zanesville.
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Hugh Wayt
Vine Street Church of Christ
Mount Vernon
Ohio
West
Gag on Bedictments Leaves Nation With Mixed Feelings
The piece argues that a federal grand jury’s true bill against Albert B. Fall and others should not be dismissed on technicalities. It says justice requires trials where guilt or innocence is proven, and that prosecutors must seek only guilt if evidence supports it, with no bias or favoritism.
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Baily
Hugh Ike Shott
Meril
Daly Telegraph Nting CO
Associated Pross
Appice
EB. Katz Special Advertising Agency
New York
Kansas City
Chicago
Sanancisco
Atlanta
Generel
Daily Telegraph Printing CO
Bluefield
W. Va
Portoffice
Blu
Associated Press
Albert B. Fall
the Treasury
Marty F. Sinclair
Edward L. Doheny
Edward J. Doheny, Jr
Hie Doe Sion
Ths
Grand Jury
Senate
Department of Justice
What We Were Doing What We Were Doing Twenty Years Ago Today
Twenty years ago William F. Glasscock of Morgantown was named collector of internal revenue. John J. Giles of Bluefield married Claire L. Dudley in Lynchburg. Mrs J K McClure died at Welch from burns from a fire at her brother’s home. The piece notes ten years ago today J W Hendricks died at Graham and a telegram announced his brother H H Hendricks died in a separate accident at Ceredo. 8 S A Davidson wed Miss Flossie Burnopp. Mrs Frank Shafer died at Princeton.
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William FE. Glasscock
Morgantown
Internal Revenue
John J. Giles
Bluefield
Lynchburg
Claire L. Dudley
J. K. McClure
Welch
Burns
J. W. Hendricks
Graham
H. H. Hendricks
Ceredo
A. Davidson
Flossie Burnopp
Frank Shafer
Princeton
Indictment Seeks Trial as Jury Considers Guilt
The text argues that despite stigma, vindication by a jury would erase the stain. If guilty, defendants must face consequences. Grand jury evidence, though not conclusive, justifies holding for trial, and courts hope trials will proceed for all involved.
Debate on Crime News Departments in Newspapers
A Des Moines essay argues against dedicating a crime news page, warning it could glamorize criminals and violence. It notes editors publish crime details to aid law enforcement and public warning, despite sensationalism and competitive pressures.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Athlees
Times
Baditora
Choose Between God or Worldly Evil in Meditation
A devotional reflection cites Luke 20 9 18 and Psalm like imagery about the rejected stone becoming the head of the corner. It urges a clear choice between loving God and the world, stressing decisive allegiance to Christ and daily spiritual pattern. Prayer asks for guidance, love for Christ, and meaningful service to all mankind.
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Jesus Christ
God Our
Pater
Christ
L. Fagley
Roosevelts Call for Unified Party Principles
The piece argues both major parties need guiding principles amid divisions within the Democratic and Republican camps. It cites Roosevelt and Taft era tensions, immigration debates, and shifts in northern and southern leadership as factors shaping potential reformation and cooperation. It predicts radio and amplifiers will favor concise, clear speakers over grandiloquent orations.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Roosey
Franklin D
Telegraph Ticklers Loose Wit and Whimsy Poking Fun
A collage of humorous quips and wry observations on love work vanity travel and everyday quirks. The author plays with gender roles social norms and light self deprecation while riffing on fashion weddings cars and mischief in springtime. Notable lines touch on salads hats husbands and house moves.
Wheeler Indicted Again as Mrs Wheeler Faces Childbirth
Senator Burton Wheeler faces a Great Falls Montana trial on charges linked to an oil land scheme. His supporters call the indictments persecution while his wife awaits a hospital birth, a timing critics say heightens drama in the nation’s capital during a literary gathering by the League of American Pen Women.
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Wton
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Washington
Wheeler
Great Falls
Mont
Ashington
League of American Pen Women
Congress
Spring drive by bootleggers raises cries for enforcement
Prohibition agents prepare for a spring crackdown on contraband liquor as smugglers and home brew surge near the Canadian and New York borders. Commissioner Haynes assigns extra staff to the dry squads amid rising demand for whiskey and "fish bait" bottles. A birth control lobby meet prompts a Colorado senator to declare he will not discuss the topic with a woman.
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Mindy
Uncle Sam
Egland
New York
Haynes
IRTH
United States
Voluntary Parenthood League
Senate
Rice W. Means
Colorado
Means
Editorial on fear psychology and West Virginia coal strikes
The Nashville Banner notes a hospital escape by a crippled patient and muses on fear and mind function. The Wheeling Intelligencer cites a New York Post view of West Virginia coal field turmoil, union versus non union forces, the Jacksonville wage pact, and potential industry readjustment.
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New York
West
Lewis
Locomotive Brotherhood
Jacksonvil
West Virginia
Jacksonville
Post
Fairmont
Wheeling Intelligencer
Fables on Health and the Sense of Responsibility
Mrs Mann argues that children learn to avoid chores from parents who shield them. The piece warns that unaddressed evasion becomes a lifelong habit leading to vague physical complaints with no medical cause. Parents can prevent these tendencies by facing duties and teaching accountability.
Parable of Courage and Lottery Skepticism in Old Editorial
The piece cites Lieutenant Osborn Wood calling himself a tool and comments on American auto firms. It warns about lotteries costing investors fifty million dollars yearly and contrasts lottery prizes with savings, insurance, and steady investment returns. It argues that lotteries rarely return value compared to prudent finance.
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Osborn Wood
United States
Sucker
Short Cuts From Exchanges
A compilation of brief quotes from various papers noting proverbs about helping others springtime signs of children and a few reflections on listening and attention. It presents aphorisms from Lafayette Journal and Courier Worcester Post Chicago Daily News Columbia Record Washington Star and Columbus Gate State Journal.
Cleverness Clerk and Sleepwalking Confusion
Dialogue snippets reveal a comic scene with a clerk apologizing for not showing sizes while a husband worries about fashion, a wife asking about coffee, a maid uncertain, and a late night mix up with a baby in bed. The humor centers on miscommunication and domestic blur between wife and husband.
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Telegraph
Ticklers
Oman
Sanitarium
Melba
Apahy
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Arch
Willy Nilly
Truth
Nashville Banner
Mrs. Mann
HM Perents
Shdeiel
Persmit
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Epring
Worccester Post
Chicago Daily News
Palement
Columbia Record
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Columbus Oate State Journal
Henry
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