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The New York Times · 4 September 1929

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SAYS PALESTINE RIOTS PALESTINE UNCHANGED, S. A. Haboush, Back From Holy Jernsalem Consul So Informs Gets 1,000 Letters.

SAYS PALESTINE RIOTS PALESTINE UNCHANGED, S. A. Haboush, Back From Holy Jernsalem Consul So Informs Gets 1,000 Letters. — The New York Times, 4 September 1929
The New York Times · 4 September 1929
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SAYS PALESTINE RIOTS PALESTINE UNCHANGED, KNABENSHUE CABLES ARE PURELY POLITICAL S. A. Haboush, Back From Holy Jernsalem Consul So Informs Washington - Department Land, Asserts Jews Get Un- Gets 1,000 Letters. usual Privileges There. The troubles in Palestine are not Special to The New York Times. over any spiritual controrersies, but WASHINGTON, Sept.

3.-The uation in Jerusalem was described as: are purely political, according to : unchanged in a cablegram received Stephen A. Hahoush of 261 Fifth by the State Department from Con- Arenue, who has just returned from sul General Paul Knabenshue late to the Holy Land. Mr. this afternoon.

The department w23 2 trip information of . without detailed Haboush, who is a lecturer, was : ported disorders in districts outside horn near the Sca of Galilee and is: of Jerusalem. Neither was there any a member of a family that. has been additional infor

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"SAYS PALESTINE RIOTS PALESTINE UNCHANGED, S. A. Haboush, Back From Holy Jernsalem Consul So Informs Gets 1,000 Letters.," The New York Times, 4 September 1929. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1929-015. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1929-015

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