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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1923

Page

3

Rose Covered Isle in Dispute at Lausanne Agenda

At Lausanne the fate of Ada Kaleh Island in the Danube between Romania and Turkey is debated. The Kadi of Ada Kaleh briefly entered Romanian control before being expelled, leaving the island under dispute as delegates seek near east peace.

Lausanne Near East Kadi Ada Kalen Adi Kaleh Danube Tron Gator Tates Istendia 4 Tren Ada Kaish Budepert Tr Sulten Kemal Pasha Angora Kemal Turkey Sos Arelenty Muataphs Kena Adm Hatch

Youthful Rancher Visits His Vast Hawaiian Estate

A Hawaii island ranch once owned by John Parker reportedly reaches 200000 acres. Guardianship by Mire Elizabeth Knight raises annual allowances for maintenance, car, staff, and annual gifts. The estate’s value is estimated between 3 and 6 million dollars. The property has deep ties to island history and grand annual celebrations during visits from the mainland.

Rionard Smart Hig Parker Hawaii Mire Elizabeth Knight John Parker Tudge John Dasha Nurac Pather Ranch Hewali Hearn Gosat Tha Hateh

Hyattsville Graduation to Feature Chappell Address and Parade

Hyattsville High School will hold Commencement in Company F Armory with Dr Clovis G Chappell delivering the address and 84 diplomas to awarded, followed by a program arranged by John Southwick Hollingworth. Br Brentwood hosts Fourth of July parade with town officials and a Bartlett Park program including athletics and music.

Wyattovilee Clovis G. Chappell Mount Vernon John Southwick Hollingeworth Clave Charles L Monroe Pinkney Brentwood Bartlett's Park J R Bowersmith Witham&rhed Lloyd V Mosley Harry Prust Carpenter Harry Prust Carpenter, For Mayor Officiale Charled B Rogers Fitet Werd Edgar KR Sundow Bétond Albert M Wolfinker Towt J B Bakersmith Third Ward A C. Tolson West Yat Rockville Fannie E Clagett James Clagett Aone Derwood Daningeus Clagett Edwin W. Broome Nolan B. Harmon Jr Frank B Savarance First National Bank of Denton Wibur Beall Washington M Mary Newbold Liver Spring Wilhem H Minks Fort Myer Spring High Sehool Young Men's Club of Olney Les Willedn Angermb H J Lindsey Rosaline Barker Mildred A Bong George R Howes Packville

Alabama Official Dismissed Amid Prohibition Probe

A political official in Alabama, an assistant or director role, was permanently suspended following an inquiry into irregularities involving enforcement officers and liquor reporting. The commission announced the action after earlier temporary suspension.

W B. Ford Atsian Prohibition AlaBama Fayney Mr. Ford Prohibition Headquarters Seid Cartain Alabama

Diamonds of British Guiana and the hard quest for fortune

In the Youth's Companion account Philip W. Sweet describes postwar diamond rush on the Mazagruni river. Prospectors face brutal jungle conditions as they dig pits and wash gravel to find tourmaline and diamonds, with prices rising briefly after the war and heavy labor, risk, and luck shaping the search.

Britiah Guiana Philip WH Sweet Maesarea Mazagruni Bettom Ohne

Cheap Stuff of Martyrs and Morality in Yale Review

The essay argues that martyrdom and belief matter more than wealth or force, condemning fanatics and bigots who praise violence. It recalls victims who suffered for principles sacred beyond property or life, urging pity not for persecutors but for the brave harmed by religious zeal.

Ferena Thomas F. Luundbury Yale Review

Columbus wins absolute divorce in equity court

Aubrey K Columbus obtains absolute divorce from Anna J Columbus after a trial in Justice Siddons Equity Court. He was fined 876 for a related offense and 3200 by Judge Harwon in police court. The record notes alleged infidelity and transfer of wife’s property to a brother-in-law. Attorney A R Mulloway defended the husband.

Aubrey K Columbus Anna J Columbus Leo Columbus Ial Déerke Justice Siddons Equity Columbius Harwon Ahso A R Mulloway

Marlboro Jail Case Indicts Four Participants

Four men tied to the Prince Georges county case faced indictments by a federal grand jury in Upper Marlboro. Arthur Sweeney sheriff and deputy Everatt Pumphyer are charged with permitting a paid substitute and aiding an escape from the Marlboro jail.

Baltimore Prince Georges County Upper Marlporo Arthur Sweeney Heeper Jel Upper Marlboro Everatt Pumphyer

Execution Postponed for Rufum Gordon in Criminal Court

Rufum Gordon, slated for execution for the murder of Simon Miler, had the sentence postponed yesterday by Chief Justice McGoy in Criminal Court to June 730. Miller, owner of a grocery at 1001 Lamont Street Northwest, was shot and killed in a hold-up in September 1812. Roy Gordon, brother of the condemned man, has served thirty years for participation in the affair.

Rufum Gordon Celér Simon Miler McGoy Criminal Court Miller Lamont Street Roy Gordon

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