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The Baltimore Sun · Baltimore, Maryland · 27 June 1917

CP-1917-002

PLANS IDEAL PALESTINE

Achooza Corporation Lays Land System Before Zionists. SPECULATION IS PROHIBITED. Jewish Congress To Be Asked To Give $5,000,000 To Aid In Colonization Scheme.

PLANS IDEAL PALESTINE — The Baltimore Sun, 27 June 1917
The Baltimore Sun · Baltimore, Maryland · 27 June 1917

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“PLANS IDEAL PALESTINE. Achooza Corporation Lays Land System Before Zionists. SPECULATION IS PROHIBITED. Jewish Congress To Be Asked To Give $5,000,000 To Aid In Colonization Scheme.” “The Achooza, the Palestine Company organized under the laws of New York, yesterday morning laid its plans for the realization of Zionists' ideals upon the table at the Academy of Music.” Mrs. Joseph Fels of New York “spoke on the advisability of a single tax for the colonies of Palestine.” “Purchasers of land certificates who settle in the colonies must use the land for agricultural purposes.” “Jewish soldiers, who at the close of the war will have no homes to return to, will be granted the privilege of settling upon the lands of Palestine. These soldiers, according to present plans, will comprise an agricultural army.”

Context added by this archive

Colonization in the subheading, colonies in the body, in the Baltimore Sun in 1917.

Correction to the caption this arrived with

two captions arrived swapped; the content is from the First World War (Jewish soldiers “who at the close of the war will have no homes to return to”, American Jewish Congress)

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"PLANS IDEAL PALESTINE," The Baltimore Sun, 27 June 1917. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1917-002. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1917-002

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