Jews Invest Heavily in the Tonist Lands
The Jewish National Fund reports investing nearly $600000 in Palestine from October 1929 to April 1923 for land purchase and improvements under Sir Herbert Samuel era high commissioner. Funds built 12 colonies and developed Jezreel valley, with agriculture, roads, water, and housing projects. Zionist agencies say aims include land, education, health, and industry for a Jewish homeland.
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Jewish National Fund
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Palestine
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Palestine Foundation Fund
Keren Hayesod
Jezreel
World Zionist Organization
Holy Land
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Wisconsin Pharmaceutical Association Elects Officers
The Wisconsin Pharmaceutical Association held its annual convention in Fond du Lac at Green Lake on Thursday. Elected officers include President A Haise of Milwaukee, First Vice President E J Burnside of Ripon, Second Vice President W W Gullord of Green Bay, Third Vice President Edward Robers of Eau Claire, and Treasurer Henry Rocks of Sporeairchive.
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Eau Claire
Association
State Board of Pharmacy
B. J. Kremer
Fond du Lac
I. J Bossehl
W. M. Renicke
Milwaukee
George Baldauf
Birs
E.G. Raueber
A. E. Halsé
Edward Farrer
W. OR. Plank
Fond Qu Lac
Wisconsin Travelers’ Pharmaceutical Association
Vor Owing
J. W. Halli
W. Benning
Jack Schneider
W. W. Manderville
A. G. Reichenbach
Gaited Press
Wis
Wisconsin Pharmaceutical Association
Green Lake
A. ©. Haise
E. J. Burnside
Ripon
Pressen
WW. Gullord
Greanwool
Edward Robers
Henry Rocks Sporeairchive We
Death in Electric Chair in Kentucky for Bourbon bandits
Three Newport youths known as the Bourbon bandits were executed at Eddyville Kentucky for the bank robbery murder of Frank Buchanan. George Farrell Richard Newhouse and Elmer Hill faced the electric chair in succession between midnight and dawn with Farrell first and Newhouse second. Hill protested innocence as he approached the chair and met his fate.
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State Penitentiary
Eddyville
George Farrell
Richard Newhouse
Elmer Hil
Frank Buchanan
Clintongue
Newport
Farrell
Newhouse
Hall
Gilven
Qaltaly
Three Years For Obtaining Money By Forged Paper
United Press reports farmer John Michaels living near Cudahy was sentenced to three years in the state prison after being found guilty of collecting several hundred dollars on forged checks. He pleaded for leniency citing tuberculosis. The judge noted that cure was unlikely if he continued the same conduct.
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Wilwaukee
John Michaels
Cudahy
Duéme Sheughnesky
Darrow Sees Backlash If Tennessee Evolution Law Stands
Chicago. Clarence Darrow plans a national battle against Tennessee's anti evolution law. He says the case could trigger similar bills across Oregon Washington and California and aims to present scientists and ministers as witnesses to defend evolution. He cites Rev J Stewart Dr Shirley Case and others as potential witnesses while noting Luther Burbank and Thomas A. Edison would not attend.
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Chicago
Tennessee
Clarence Darrow
Ehder
Dayton
Darrow
Craig Stewart
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
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Ilk
Stewart
Willan Jennings Bryan
Shirley “Case
Divinity School
University of Chicago
Luther
Burbank
Birmingham man elected head of real estate boards
A Birmingham, Alabama man was elected president of the National Association of Real Estate Boards at the closing session of the convention. Harrison Colburn of New York was named first vice president among fifteen district representatives and division heads for the coming year.
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Nations Association of Real Estate Boards
Harrison Colfurn
New York
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Amundsen Party Leaves Spitzbergen Flight
Oslo reports Captain Roald Amundsen and all aboard are departing Spitzbergen by a roller and expected to reach Horten around July 4. The Arctic expedition team aims to continue their voyage as advised today.
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Oslo
Rowld Amundsen
Spitzbergen
Horten
Fishermen Believed Lost After Boats Struck Off Columbia
Several fishermen are believed missing after two fishing boats were struck near the Columbia River entrance as the transpacific steamer Weal Momentum rammed and capsized them in darkness. Wireless reports say crews were picked up and casualties, yet uncertain, are being learned.
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Columbia River
Weal
Migntgar
Enry
Bound Over for Trial on Dry Law Charge
Marinette Wis report states Wilford Lawson of Richmond Ind bound over for trial on a charge of violating the dry law between here and Chicago. His companion Mahoney was freed on prohibition charges but pleaded guilty to petty larceny with sentence to follow Saturday. Edward Rok wrote one other bank novel?
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Richmond
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Chicago
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Savergon
Mahoney
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Tidhmouil
Tragic South Dakota Freight Train Fire Fatalities In Alcester
Two teenage girls Gladys Kematon 15 Bereford and Alma Stevens 17 Center View were killed near Alcester South Dakota when a Chicago and North Western freight train struck their party as they walked home after riding freight with two local youths Ralphreo and Edmund Beresford. The group had left a farm and planned to head to Sioux City. One girl had talked of suicide amid personal crisis, and trainmen said the girls appeared asleep when struck.
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Alcester
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Aérestara
Tolay
Chicago & Northwestern
Gladys Kematon
Bereford
Alma Stevens
Centerview
Te Girla
Ralphreo
Edmundonannth
Beresford
Thuretay
Oine
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