Tunnel to link Dead Sea and Mediterranean for power
The plan envisions a 40 mile sea tunnel from the Dead Sea to the Mediterranean 1292 feet lower, fitted with turbines to generate electricity. Waste water would discharge into the Dead Sea, and the project aims to flood the Jordan valley with fresh water, attracting international capital and reviving biblical lands, a venture watched by the Christian world.
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Mediterranean Sea
Dead Sea
Lake of
Gennesareth
Valley of the Jordan
Irrigation Reclamation Bill Faces Obstacles in Washington
The Smith McNary bill stalls as land features of the revised bonus plan clash with irrigation reclamation aims. The act would create districts under state law to reclaim agricultural land, issue bonds, and have the United States share investigation costs.
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Washington
Smith
McNary
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Farm Loan Board
Reclaiming Palestine as a Modern Garden Land
A visionary note declares modern science will reclaim Palestine, transforming the ancestral land of Israel into a cultivated garden. It foresees olive trees, dates, goats and sheep on green hills, reviving the biblical scenes with activity and promised plenty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children of
Israel
Palestine
Agann
The Beam and the Mote in Reform North to West
The New York papers mock Kansas City and Kansas City Star over a municipal election. The Kansas Tammany captured the city hall as reform talks spread west, with The Sun and Sun-like voices weighing how cities ride boss rule. Assuredly reform edges toward the Rocky Mountain cities.
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New York
Kansas City
Kansas Tammany
New York Sun
Tammany
Kansas
Montana
Butte
Anaconda
Rocky Mountain Region
Bridging the Abyss and postwar world issues shine
Sir Auckland Geddes at a New York dinner recalls how Britain resolved oil, shipbuilding, and Irish questions since his wartime ambassadorship. He urges joint effort to cross a perilous postwar abyss toward future prosperity for all nations. Lloyd George seeks to resolve Russia while France resists. A Kentucky feud figure dies peacefully. a somber note on Europe’s political fate follows.
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Sir Auckland Geddes
Pilgrims’ Society of New York
Geddes
Sir Auckland
Eee
Mystery Adventure of Love and Dual Loyalties
In a tangled tale set between Paris and Siberia, wisi, a young trainer, loves Georgea-Claude Blancafort who saves his twin Ludovic Biancafort’s life while pursuing his own aims. Ludovic roams with Italian bandits aided by Sauvoyer and ex-criminal Rouscouban. Zizi’s fate entwines with opium plots, a Paris home invasion, a Britany journey, and a beach cabin trap as loyalties clash and a fortune heir emerges amid greed.
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Wisi
Georgea-Claude Blancafort
Ludovic Biancafort
Stop Mile
Tine
Georges
Siberia
Sauvoyer
Rouscouban
Ludovic
Zizi
Paris
Zia
Brittany
Zial
Joanny
Zist
Joanny Returna
Mentous Move Drives Zizi Toward Yacht Sale
Zizi plots a cash purchase of a yacht for absolute independence and escape. She assigns strict secrecy, instructs a Port Navajo lawyer to maneuver deeds and offers, and hints at a hidden will and a vast fortune tied to Saint-Cast. The scene set in a Port Navajo dwelling reveals intrigue and looming danger.
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Zizi
Motseti
Rhen
Mauro Pantelot
Tam
Paris
Louis
Anonymous Letter Writer Clips Them
A revived method of clipping letters from newspapers to disguise the writer was used in a complaint to the county auditor about bootlegging on Cottonwood street. Previous cases show the technique exposed the author, a half-demented woman, whose residence yielded the original clipping papers. The present moonshine letter remains unsolved with no crew linked.
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James B. Murray
Cottonwood Street
May 10 1922 Horoscope Highlights and Warnings
Uranus dominates this day with favorable travel prospects and swift romances. Neptune encourages search for moves but brings suspicion and disease risk in ill placements. Public unrest and sensational events may surface this month, while intellectual efforts rise. The president should maintain guard as accidents loom. travel and change lie ahead for birthdays.
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Ptano
Neptune
Lkely
United Fs
McClure
Indieata
Irish Republican Leader Attacks New Free State Parade
Rory O Connor of De Valera s extreme faction lambasted the government of the Irish Free State in Dublin during a parade. Defying a provisional government warning the Irish republican army marched through city streets as O Connor delivered his speech.
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Rory O'Connor
de Valera
Irish Free State
Michael Collins
Dublin
Irish Republican Army
O'Connor
Obedience or repeal urged at university luncheon
Dr J R E King addressed the University club at a noonday luncheon arguing for obedience to law and warning that failure to enforce Volstead would lower morality. He linked thought to physical health and warned constant fear or hatred can drive a person insane, urging constructive, high minded thought for public welfare.
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Vanced
J. R. E. King
University Club
Ciology
Tribute to Tnison Memory at Episco Church Service
The procession entered the church led by Morgan of the Davison banking house. Closest relatives and friends attended the service while the Red Cross war council and prominent mourners arrived by car or train for the grave rites.
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Morgan
Davison
Kidnaping Charge Sparks Embassy Statement
Washington reports after a conference with Alexander Robertson, a British war veteran, British embassy officials said some aspects of the case require further investigation. Counsel Craigie noted Robertson would meet again tomorrow and stay in Washington as the embassy addresses the matter.
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Associated Press
Washington
Alexander E. Robertson
Berson
Texas
Craigie
Robertson
Rignaes
Roundup Dinnei Is A Big Success
The second annual Y. M. C. A. roundup campaign banquet held at the association gymnasium last night was voted a big success by the many attendees. Campaign workers active in the roundup, which ended a week ago, received awards for securing 10 or more members in the form of jeweled pins, with Avery Charles known as Copper Dave presiding as chairman of the Foundup committee and presenting the awards.
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Y. MC. A
Association Gymnasium
Ava Charles
Copper Dave
Eel
Judy Killed in Falling Rock at Phil Ipebure Mine
Special Dispatch reports Judy died instantly at 5:30 pm when a large rock broke loose on the 600 foot level of the Phil Ipebure Mine. He had worked since 1906, with witnesses attempting rescue but finding him dead. He had no local relatives. a Missouri brother will be notified. Funeral plans not yet arranged.
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Philipantng
Judy
Fala
Missouri
Anade
Deer Lodge Kiwanis Plan Big County Drive
Deer Lodge Kiwanis Club holds a meeting at the Deer Lodge hotel and schedules a July 2 3 4 drive. The club will cover expenses for four high school athletes and assigns committees for general arrangements publicity concessions and events including bicycle and auto races dance and horse contests.
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Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Kiwanis Club
Missoula
Frank Conley
C. H. Williame
Joe Coleman
Guy Jeffers
bin Lintz
Joel Whiworth
J.B. Manley
Bill Corerove
al Suedeman
Charts Aspring
George Kearney
Frank Stejer
Ed O'Neill
Fa McLain
Jack Smith
Wa Rock
Iike
bin Keeley
Dr. 3 Hall
bin Whitworth
Lee Merwath
Ross Sugg
Bill Lints
Montana State College Band Delights Deer Lodgeauditorium
The Montana State College band gave a lively program at the high school auditorium in Deer Lodge on Monday evening. Miss Esther Garry impressed the audience with her selections and the concert was followed by a high school gymnasium dance that drew a large crowd.
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Delphian Society
Deer Lodge
London
W. Robins
Montana State
Esther Garry
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