Clemenceau Returns Home After Mission to United States
Georges Clemenceau at 81 completes a grueling American tour with warm welcomes abroad but a chilly congressional reception. He sought American and British backing for France against Germany while urging participation in European affairs and debt payments, though he rejects a league of nations.
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Local readers urged to stay put. letters and notes shared
This week’s communications advise against returning to Mississippi Valley states Canada or California due to bad crops and low moods in Montana. The piece cites Grass Range and Nebraska conditions and comments on political pardons and radium prices alongside Montana corn success and future prosperity for hogs and farming.
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