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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1923

Page

4

Palestine seen by Lyons with emphasis on Jewish aims

Dr Lyons reports in the Anaconda Standard on his Palestine visit noting Jewish inhabitants as the finest example of idealistic effort, Arabs aiming to preserve the status quo, Christians guarding holy sites, and Zionist hopes for an independent Jewish state as distant and hard to sustain in a world of force. He cites Jewish rural progress and modern farming as advancing Palestine despite Arab history.

Jerusalem Jesus Lyons Palestine Dr. Lyons Europe America

Whirlwind Finale in England Election Campaign

England heads to tomorrow’s election as about 1,400 candidates contest 615 seats. Lloyd George dominates the campaign with fiery oratory, clashing with Premier Baldwin. Bernard Shaw’s sharp dig at business men spurs further controversy as the nation braces for results.

England Lloyd George Baldwin Englad Bernard Shaw Labor Party

Notre Dame Bells Replaced By Electric Ringing System

A Paris dispatch notes Notre Dame’s bells go silent to install electric machinery. The piece recalls historical bell ringers and a post armistice prank by Allied soldiers. It predicts the end of traditional ringers as electric systems take over.

Quasimodo Victor Hugo Notre Dame de Paris Paris Dispatch America Paris Notre Dame

Zionist study taints holy places with commerce and superstition

Rev. Dr. Alexander Lyons, leading New York rabbi, returns from Palestine lamenting the decay of historic sites. He says many holy places resemble tropical conservatories of credulity, superstition, commercialism and denominational antagonism rather than sanctity.

Holy Land Alexander Lyons New York City Palestine

Peru Plot Frustration Brings Laughs to Leguia Riding

A Peru radical plot to kidnap President Leguia fails when a rider’s horse bucks and a pistol arcs harmlessly into a potato patch. The episode underscores restless politics as Wilson, Mellon, and 1924 race stir headlines, with humor amid global tensions and republican intrigues.

Cookie Man Returns Home After Goblin Rescue Tale

Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy rescue Mr. Cookie from Hookie the Goblin. The group returns to the Cookie house through powdered sugar snow and shares treats as Mrs. Cookie serves ice cream cones, cream puffs, and jelly tarts.

Cookie Man Raggedy Andy Raggedy Ann Mrs. Cookie Raggedy Andy Mr. Cookie Hookie Snitznoodle

Goblin in a Sugar Snow Tale and a Far-Reaching Horoscope

A child's playful goblin tale ends with a boy named Hookie stuck in powdered sugar snow as the narrator reveals himself. The scene shifts to a broad horoscope discussing planetary positions, warnings of legal troubles, potential wars, and shifts in arts, science, and business with emphasis on Americans and families.

Hookie

Ale sets new world speed record at Mitchel Field

Lieut Harold J Ale aboard the Navy Curtiss biplane racer broke the three kilometer course record at 259.15 miles per hour completing four laps at Mitchel Field Mineola L I The pace hit 265.21 mph during the flight Brow completed two laps with a three mile wind and two against it The flight remained straight and level never above 164 feet per the International Aeronautic Fed official record is expected to stand

Mitchel Field Mineola L. 1 Harold J. Ale J. Brow Naval Air Service

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The Anaconda Standard le Vol Montana Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors Anaconda Butte Wes Park Street Anaconda Office the Daily and Sunday Standard Carrier Mutte Deer Lodge Dilton Boseman Philipsburg Unite Deliy Standard Publishing Company Butte, Ment Associated Press Prudden King & Prudden, Inc Fifth Avenues New Y@k Globe Boston Steger Chicago Sharon San Francisco San Fernando Los Angeles Peru China Leguia Cayuse Wilson Congress Mellon Hiram Johnson Gifford Pincchot France Uncle Sam Bill Hohenzollern C. D. Batchelor Public Ledger Co Charlie Raggedy Ann and Johnny Gruelle Venus Saturn Mars Mears Mr. Hookie Snapgoozle Harold B, Brow Shiners Steel Express Children’s Rockers Reed Ives Pallas Hall West Park Symons
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