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Notable Career at Peaceful End in Congress
A long obituary notes Champ Clark’s death on his deathbed and details his 26 years in the House, career milestones, leadership roles, and funeral arrangements. It recalls Clark’s 1904 convention role, his fights with Cannon, and his influence on Democratic politics, plus brief notes on family and his Missouri origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckner
Missouri
Representative Mondell
Clark
House
Senate
St. Louis
Bowling Green
Champ Clark
Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
Martin van Buren
William J. Bryan
Wilson
Bryan
Thomas F. Ryan
August Belmont
Charles F. ‘Murphy
New York
White House
Panama
United Amocracy
Joseph Cannon
Anderon
James Beauchamp Clark
Kentucky University
Bethany College
Cincinnati Law School
Marshall College
United States
Pike County
Alton B. Parker
National Forum
Green
John Sharp Williams
Representative Clark
Ways and Means
Congress
Cannon
U Derwood
Speaker Clark
Genevieve Clark
Jam Thompson
New Orleans
Bennett Clark