Fragmentary prayer text with unclear origin
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How the Treaty Was Killed
A political column critiques Lodge’s opposition to the peace treaty and argues the Lodge resolution would nullify the treaty, preventing a real league. It cites administration efforts for compromise, notes Wilson’s openness to reservations, and condemns indirect methods that killed ratification. It also references a separate note about a robbery at Alexanders and moral contrasts with honest labor.
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Overseas Diary: Passes and Paris Landmarks 1918
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Quarantining Measles Advice and Chamberlain Remedies
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State Conference 10 Probe Compensation
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Governor Olcott to hold Portia conference on workers' compensation
Salem dispatch says Governor Olcott announced a December 22 conference in Portia to thoroughly discuss rites for the injured under the workmen's compensation act. The aim is to prepare an appeal to the legislature's January special session, with a 14-member panel: five employers, five employers and five citizens of the state.
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Society Woman in San Francisco Jail With Dozen Dope Fiends
Mrs Vinnette Potter Krutotechnitt, a San Francisco society figure and ex-wife of Theodore Krutotechnitt, was moved from the Palace Hotel to city jail after failing to post 10000 bail. Charged with falsifying proof of loss in a Mill Valley fire last October, she was placed in a women’s cell with other inmates. Insurance investigators questioned furniture value claimed, while Krutotechnitt said she lost items worth 4000.
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