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Ver nons table clash with the Hodge-Lathrops
In a tense country dining scene at Ver nons table Mrs Overman Hodge Lathrop accuses Morley Vernon of supporting women s suffrage and threatens to defeat a senate resolution. Amelia Greene and the other guests react with cold distance as Vernon faces a moral showdown and a demanding breakfast follows. The narrative shifts to San Francisco reporting a shift from American to Japanese white oak for railroad ties, with Forest Service experiments declined due to statutes favoring American timbers.
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Vernon
Mrs. Overman Hodge- Lathrop
Amelia
Morley
Mrs. Overman- Hodge-Lathrop
Mrs. Overman Hodge-Lathrop
Overman Hodge- Lathrop
Senate
State House
Miss Greene
San Francisco
United States Forest Service
Berkeley
Forest Service
Japan