Clemenceau the Tiger Shapes War Legacy in Boston Visit
Georges Clemenceau, the Grand Old Man of France, visits Boston to press for a Franco British alliance and sustained pressure on Germany. He praises Foch’s leadership yet rejects flattery, warning of tough diplomacy and blunt demands despite mixed American sentiment.
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Georges Clemenceau
France
Germany
Boston
Foch
America
Clemenceau
Wilson
England
Europe
Tys
Paul Deschanel
Clemence
Poincare
Millerand
Tiger
Clamenceau
Dishwater
Montmartre
Paris
Alsace
Lorraine
Igates
Clemericeau
Wren
Lloyd George
Fightine France
Heston Post
North American Newsoower Alliance
Georgen Clemenceau
Verseilles
Clemenceau Rules Peace Talk With Iron Will at Conference
The aging French premier Clemenceau clashes with the armistice plan and condemns a peace without victory. He browbeats rivals, dismisses idealists, and pursues hard safeguards for France while deriding Venizelos and wary of England. His defiance, coughing fits, and iron resolve shape the conference dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Caillaux
Caillaux
Clemenceau
Wilson
Lloyd George
French
France
Venizelos
Greece
Near East
Cascarets Health Claim Ad Declares Gentle Liver Cleanse
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle liver and bowel cleanser. It claims one or two candy like tablets will fully cleanse bowels without causing sickness or dizziness and cites broad use across men women and children.
Ward's War Objector Status Shocks Amherst College
Gordon Hugh Ward of Inglewood New Jersey, a sophomore at Massachusetts Agricultural College, refuses to join military service on war conscientious objector grounds. He faces boos and catcalls in the dining hall as the college paper condemns him and students protest, while authorities exempt him from military work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Gordon Hugh Ward
Inglewood
N. J
Massachuset
Army
College Cavalry
Ward
M. A. C. Ward
France
al- Nes
Germany
United States
England
The Myth of French Militarism
Georges Clemenceau writes about France after World War I, arguing France’s postwar restraint and peace aims followed from wartime sacrifice. He traces Franco German tension from 1870 to 1914, condemns German aggression, and urges lasting disarmament and adherence to treaties to avoid renewed ruin.
Clemenceau Faults U S Left Europe Too Soon
Georges Clemenceau told a New York Chamber of Commerce audience that the United States bears blame for European unrest, saying America left France without a plan to settle matters and should return to Europe to help. The 81 year old Tiger tours include Boston, Chicago, with schedules through Monday.
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New York
Associated Press
Georges Clemenceau
United States
Europe
Chamber of Commerce
America
France
Senator Borah
Washington
Boston
Chicago
New Hampshire College set to spend $1000 on winter sports
Durham as November 22nd reports the joint committee of the faculty and students of New Hampshire State College appointed by President Hetzel authorized spending $1000 for a skating rink and ski jump to be used by collegians signing up for winter sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
N. H
New Hampshire State College
Hetzel
Colegians
Win
Clemenceau Arrives in Boston for Public Welcome Tour
The veteran French statesman Georges Clemenceau arrives in Boston on an American tour arranged by Colonel E. M. House. He will be received by Mayor Curley and Governor Cox, parade through downtown, and speak at Tremont Temple. He plans no official government ties and will address Americans in plain English.
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Tiger
E. M. House
Connecticut
M. Clemenceau
Boston
Europe
League of Nations
France
United States
Paris
Clemenceau
America
Massachusetts
Lo Clemenceau
New York
Fuller
Edwards
Wiley
McCully
A. YT. Maris
J. Flamand
Fredericks. Snyder
Chamber of Commerce
Charles A. Maris
Federal Reserve Bank
John Gardner Coolidge
Ellis Loring Dresel
Germany
Francis Lee Higginson, Jr
Cousins
Tufts College
Marlin
Boston University
Frank G. Allen
Massachusetts Senate
W. Lufkin
Dewey Square
Carroll J. Swan
F. W. Stopford
Oscar Bohlen
Joseph W. Partrett
William J. Reville
John I. Tuna
Harry L. Spencer
Bri. 8. Gorrell
Charles J. Cole
W. M. Fitzhugh
Percy A. Guthrie
Kitties
William Payne
Anzars
Marshal Swen
Ale Staff
Coast Artillery Band
Phillips
110Th Cavalry
M. Clemceau
American Women's Overseas League of New England
Rosanna D. Thorndike
18Th Infantry
13Th Infantry
George Williams
U. S. S. Florida
VU. 8
Navy Yard
Charlestown
11St Field Artillery
Federal Street
Milk Street
Post Office Square
Congress Street
State Street
Washington Street
School Street
Beacon Street
Arlington Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Dartmouth Street
Huntington Avenue
Boylston Street
Fairfield
Exeter Streets
Curley
State House
Cox
Clem
Veteran & Statesman
Francis Leeson, Jr
Commonwealth Aver
Tremont Temple
Tired Nervous People Use Dr Williams Pink Pills
Mrs. George Finkle of New Spring Avenue in Troy New York testifies the pills revived her weak nervous system and poor digestion. She reports better sleep strength and appetite after using the tonic and recommends others try the sixty cent box and request the Building Up Blood booklet from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Finkle
New Spring Avenue
Troy
N. Y
Dr. Williams
Hox
Willian
Williams
Dr. Williams Micine Co
Schenectady
Clemenceau Blamed for European Ills in Senate Address
Senator Borah of Idaho declares Premier Clemenceau chiefly responsible for European misery and harsh terms of the treaty in a statement from Washington. The talk centers on the postwar burden and perceived resistance to peace efforts. Ada Boshell is noted for a stage career with remarks on motherhood.
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Washington
Borah
Republican
Idaho
Clemenceau
France
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Premier Poincare
Marshal Foch
Huston Post
New York World
Frankfort
Republic
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Russia
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Pagny
Moselle
Mukden
William IT
Tangiers
M. Delcasse
Berlin
Algeciras
Morocco
Foreign Legion
Austria
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Triple Alliance
Panther
Agadir
Congo
Great Britain
Austria-Hungary
Italy
North Sea
Mediterranean
Vosges
Deutschland
Belgium
Germaiy
Ezpke
London
Rheims
Louvaine
Ypres
Termonde
St. Gervais
U. S
N. H. College
City Hall
Milk Post Office Square
Cow Street
Washi Street
Be Street
Commonwealh Avenue
Daltas Street
Copley Square
Hunt Avenue
OM Mouth Street
Commonw Avenue
Isis
Ada Boshell
Bkunis
Nedell Fur CO
Lawrence
Tremont
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