Detroit Free Press · 3 January 1915
CP-1915-005
Palestine a Nation
That Is Considered a Possible Outcome of the Great World War
Charles M. Pepper
Transcribed from the clipping
alestine *Nation THAT IS CONSIDERED A POSSIBLE OUTCOME OF THE GREAT WORLD WAR BY CHARLES M. PEPPER.
Three Learned Men Of derusalem and to realize the dream of centuries by piao At The Portal of David, derusalem Str Moses Montefore, the Jewish philanthro- phist of London, before his death at an sente were to be carried forward was made by leth century da a historte event that hae Arst third of a century of t ET02C: 0806015. he hat they so the war her nart mar receive the conce areater part of the Jewish population Jewish serie Establishin aral colonies was part of the program of thi derssalem, and The n them • gained from Temple of Solomon The general idea regarding the tuture of Jaffe were forward in England reco The blue doors and growers.
A beautiful French Catholle church at ita root unfolda al of orange groves as well as of wheat shment of a Jewish state ontil 2, are very deep he nei
How this text was made
Transcribed by optical character recognition and not read back by hand.
A correction
Read off the scan by hand during a full check of all 93 clippings in this deck.
Cite this item
"Palestine a Nation," Detroit Free Press, 3 January 1915. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1915-005. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1915-005
More from Detroit Free Press
- The Jews Rebuild Their National Home in PalestineDetroit Free Press · 4 August 1935
- I did not speak to a single person - Israeli or Palestinian - who is optimistic about the future. Most feel that the worst is yet to come.Detroit Free Press · 21 June 1988
- Israel's iron fist policy deals a damaging blow to peace hopesDetroit Free Press · 21 June 1988
- A masked Palestinian waves the Israeli-banned PLO flag during a protest in the Gaza StripDetroit Free Press · 21 June 1988
- Palestinian women's fight is largely ignoredDetroit Free Press · 29 December 1989
- A solemn anniversary for someDetroit Free Press · 16 May 2005
- 1 more from this paper in the full text →
More from the 1910s
- Holy Land Opens UpSedalia Capital · 3 January 1915
- Ancient Customs Which Still Prevail in Villages of PalestineThe Times Record · 6 January 1915
- LITTLE CHANGE IN HOLY LAND IN LAST 3000 YEARSThe Daily Item · 7 January 1915
- PALESTINE PEASANT LIVES IN HUTSRoanoke Times · 13 January 1915
- Welcome Kaiser to IslamWashington Post · 7 February 1915
- Palestine in WasteWashington Post · 7 February 1915
- All 63 clippings from the 1910s →
This record is part of Covering Palestine, an archive of American and Anglophone newspaper clippings about Palestinians, 1799 to 2023. Researched and assembled by Maria Robles.
The clipping belongs to the newspaper that printed it, or to the news agency that supplied the copy. It is reproduced here for research, criticism and commentary. The city is derived from the masthead, not read off the clipping.
Something wrong here, or something you know about this clipping? The archive is still being built and corrections are wanted: maria@rozumstudio.com, quoting CP-1915-005.
Everything printed in 1915 · See it in the archive reel · Full text of every clipping · Dataset