| Champ Clark AKA James Beauchamp Clark Born: 7-Mar-1850
Birthplace: Lawrenceburg, KY
Died: 2-Mar-1921
Location of death: Washington, DC [1]
Cause of death: unspecified
Remains: Buried, City Cemetery, Bowling Green, MO
Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Politician
Party Affiliation: Democratic Nationality: United States
Executive summary: Speaker of the US House, 1911-19
[1] Congress Hall Hotel, Washington, DC.
Wife: Genevieve Davis Bennett (m. 1881, four children)
Son: Champ Clark, Jr. (d. in infancy)
Daughter: Anne Hamilton Clark (d. in infancy)
Son: Joel Bennett Clark ("Bennett Champ Clark", US Senator, b. 1890, d. 1954)
Daughter: Genevieve Clark (b. 1894)
University: University of Kentucky
University: BA, Bethany College (1873)
Law School: Cincinnati Law School (1875)
Administrator: President, Marshall College (1873-74)
US House Minority Leader (1919-21)
Speaker of the US House (1911-19)
US House Minority Leader (1908-11)
US Congressman, Missouri (4-Mar-1897 to 2-Mar-1921, his death)
US Congressman, Missouri (4-Mar-1893 to 3-Mar-1895)
Missouri State House of Representatives (1889-91)
Missouri State Official Prosecuting Attorney, Pike County (1884-88)
Missouri State Official Asst. Prosecuting Attorney, Pike County (1881-84)
Missouri State Official City Attorney, Louisiana, MO and Bowling Green, MO (1878-81)
Missouri Bar Association 1875
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