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Seattle Star in Seattle, Washington

09 Oct 1922

Page 8

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Seattle Star

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Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1922

Page

8

Clemenceau’s US Visit Planned For November Tour

French statesman Georges Clemenceau outlines a plain, businesslike trip to America in November. He will speak in New York and Chicago, with possible appearances in Boston, Washington, Cleveland, and St. Louis, and declines banquets to keep a simple schedule. He will discuss Versailles, the League of Nations, and European conditions, urging allied unity without defending Poincare policies.

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Germany France Feola America Europe Simante Vendee St. Vincent-surfard Marie Clemenceau New York Chicago Boston Washington Cleveland St. Louis
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Man Charged With Kidnapping Girl in Port Orchard

Theodore Johnson, 29, of Clam Ray, is jailed in Port Orchard on charges of kidnapping 11 year old Miss Jennie Minkely from Manchester. He allegedly said a woman paid him 100 dollars to abduct the girl and refused to name her. The victim was kept for four hours in a cabin before being released.

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Port Orchard Jennie Minkely Manchester Theodore Johnson Clam Ray Johnson Amos Corliss
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Who Was The Tiger Georges Clemenceau And His Iron Will

Georges Clemenceau shaped wartime France by serving as prime minister in 1917. He refused peace with Germany, demanded total punishment, and shaped postwar terms. Known as The Tiger for his iron will and sharp humor. His political career began in Paris after a four year stay in America.

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