Baron Edmunde de Rothschild Reviews Half Century of Labor
Baron Edmunde de Rothschild reflects on five decades of funding and guiding Jewish agricultural settlement in Palestine. He recalls early barren lands, the rise of thriving colonies, and the creation of a Jewish National Home centered on agriculture and industry. He advocates Hebrew education, unity, and moral ideals as the foundation for Israel's future, urging a strong but inclusive national identity.
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Baron Edmunde de Rothschild
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
London
Baron Edmundo de Rothschild
Pitty
Palestine
Baron Rothschild
Evero
Israel
Europe
Holy Land
Eretz
Yisrael
League of Nations
Millenia
Violence at Fourteenth Zionist Congress in Vienna
The opening of the Fourteenth Zionist Congress in Vienna saw anti Semite groups attack delegates with a police reinforcements swelling to over 7 000. Two killed and many injured as clashes continued into the second day. Many American delegates including Rabbi Stephen Weiss and Miss Harriette Szold faced fears which proved unfounded as most injured were mistaken for Jews. The riots caused about three million dollars in damage and could push Palestine support funding higher. The violence underscored the delegates resolve and bolstered backing for Weizmann policies while Lipski nominated Weiss and Szold for World Zionist Organization leadership.
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Vienna
Hakenkreuzler
Austria
Congress District
Tauss
Stephen Weiss
Henrietta Szold
Louis Lipski
Mnebs
Palestine
Haken Kreuzler
Weiltman
Zionist Organization of America
Stephen S. Weiss
Harriette Szold
World Zionist Organization
Room Dedicated At Ex-Patients Tubercular Home
The Ex-Patients Tubercular Home in Denver dedicated a room in the name of the Workmen's Circle Arbeiter Ring. W C members and families attended the ceremony with officials from the Workmen's Circle explaining the order's support. The event followed an open meeting led by President Max Sechradsky and ended with a tablet unveiling and refreshments. Separately, the American Jewish Relief committee reported recovery of one and a half million dollars in pledges from its 1922 war relief drive.
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Workmen's Circle Arbeiter Ring
W. C
Messrs. M. Spanier
Grupp
J. Spektor
Morris Grupp
Anna Spanier
Denver
Max Sechradsky
A. M. Blumberg
Frank Masure
Blumberg
Messrs. Spanier
S. Grapp
Dr. Spektor
Morris Grapp
A. Reichman
M. Cohen
American Jewish Relief Committee
Joint Distribution Committee
Dedication of Beautiful New Ark At Yeshivas Toras Chaim Postponed
The Yeshivas Toras Chaim Congregation of West THth Avenue and Federal Boulevard postpones dedication of the Holy Ark donated by the Ladies' Auxiliary. The event now scheduled for Sunday evening August 30 at 8 PM will feature vocal and instrumental music and speeches. Cantor Leventhal and choir will perform with Wanger directing. A reception in the synagogue vestry will follow with refreshments.
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Yeshivas Toras Chaim
West Thth Avenue
Federal Boulevard
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Denver
Johnson Opens Push for Tough Deportation Bill
Representative Albert Johnson announces a renewed drive in Washington to expand immigration powers including deporting aliens after five years and removing moral turpitude as a test. He cites organized support from the Ku Klux Klan and church temperance groups backing stricter laws.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Commissioner of Immigration
Albert Johnson
House Committee On Immigration and Naturalization
Ku Klux Klan
Johnson
Committee On Immigration
Anti-Saloon League
Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Berlin conference on Jewish emigration centralizes response
In Berlin the Second Jewish Emigration Conference opened with German government and Kehillah in Germany representatives pledging cooperation. Leo Motzkin urged a central emigration organ linked to the World Refugee Conference to guide action while Latzki-Bertholdt resigned from the League of Nations Emigration Commission citing anti Semitic Argentine policy. He predicted South America as future immigration center.
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Kehillah
Germany
Order
B'nai Ivrith
Zionist Organization
Emigration Direct
Jewish World Relief Conference
Emigdirect
Leo Motzkin
Berlin
Latzki-Bertholdt
League of Nation's Emigration Commission
League Commission
Latzki- Bertholdt
Latzki-Bertholdi
Berlin University prizes honor diverse Jewish winners
Berlin Jews win important prizes at a Foundation for Free Scientific Research ceremony. The Berlin University president announced winners including Levy the Berlin Jewess, Dr Thon the Palestine Jew, and Bunter the German-Baltic Jew, sparking international anti semite reactions.
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Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Berlin
Berlin University
Foundation For Free
Threats by Hakenkreuzlers Target Zionist Congress in Vienna
In Vienna tensions rise as a Hakenkreuzler mass meeting threats warn 20 000 Jewish attendees of the Zionist Congress will not leave Vienna. Police and government tighten precautions after anti Jewish incidents including a stopped car and threats to Jewish pedestrians.
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Zionist Congress
Vienna
Hakenkreuzlers
Hakenkreuzler
Ibn Saud to Renew Attack on Jeddah
Cairo reports that Ibn Saud sultan of Nejd will renew his assault on Jeddah within a fortnight. His representative told consuls that the Wahabi leader aims to capture the city at all costs and urged nationals to evacuate immediately to avoid danger.
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Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Cairo
Ibn Saud
Nejd
Jeddah
Zionism Growing in Soviet Russia Claim by Sudarsky
Riga reports Sudarsky, noted Jewish Communist, in Der Stern says Zionist flag has become the focal point for Russia’s Jewish middle class. He argues Zionism grows more from anti Soviet sentiment than love of Palestine and urges drastic action by Communists to curb the movement.
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Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Riga
Soviet
Russia
Sudarsky
der Stern
Charkoftf
Palestine
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Tel Aviv
Eretz Yisrael
Hackenkreuzler
Denver Jewish News
Mr. and
Mrs. A. Levine
Mrs
B. A. Fried
Curtis St
Main
Latvki-Bertholdi
League Immigration Commission
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