Grandma Too Old Fashioned for Ryan Heirs
Two grandchildren of Thomas Fortune Ryan ask a New York court to remove guardian Ellen Morse for being too old fashioned. Elinor Ryan 17 and Joseph Ryan 16 allege Morse, 74, nonresident and out of touch with modern methods, cannot guide them as guardians though each will receive income from part of the estate worth between 100 million and 500 million dollars. principal due at age 30. Morse denies inadequacy in a court reply.
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United Press
New York
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Wall Street
Elinor M. Ryan
Joseph J. Ryan
Ellen M. Morse
Ridge Road
Washington, D. C
Joseph
Morse
Money Awaited for Boulder Dam Work
The Interior Department plans to begin Boulder Dam work on July 1 if Congress appropriates ten million dollars before adjournment. First, a three mile road from the main highway to cliff tops will be built, then the city for thousands of workers will be laid out with water and sewer services, housed quarters for staff, and railways to deliver materials to the site.
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Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance
Washington
Department of Interior
Boulder Dam
Congress
Columbus born in Spain claim sparks history debate
The Spanish priest Adrian Sanchez argued at Seville's congress that Christopher Columbus was born in Oliva de Jerez in Badajoz, contradicting Catalonia birthplace theories and proposing 1477 as his discovery year ahead of the 1492 voyage.
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United Presa
Seville
Spain
Christopher Columbus
Oliva de Jerez
Badaz Province
Adrian Sanchez
Columbus
Catalonia
America
Miss Belle Sherwin Declines Reelection as N lwv President
Cleveland leader Miss Belle Sherwin announced she would not seek another term as president at the National League of Women Voters convention in Louisville. With no challengers entering the race, she will remain in office for two more years.
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Belle Sherwin
Cleveland
Louisville
National League of Women Voters
Second ward population drops by 233 in 1930 census
Delbert O. Wilmeth announced that the Second ward declined from 20 145 residents in 1920 to 19 912 in 1930. The decrease is blamed on a northward population shift toward new residential districts within the ward bounded by Alabama street Fall Creek Ralston avenue and Fifteenth street.
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Delbert O. Wilmeth
Second Ward
Alabama Street
Fall Creek
Ralston Avenue
Monon Railroad
Fifteenth Street
Fighting Radio Pastor Starts 20 Day Team Fight
The Rev. R. P. Shuler, militant pastor of Trinity Methodist Church, began a twenty day sentence plus a $100 fine for contempt of court after berating Judges Wood and McComb over Julian Petroleum collapse cases. He is jailed without broadcasting privileges and will not preach to prisoners.
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United Press
Los Angeles
R. P
Bob) Shuler
Trinity Methodist Church
Walton Wood
Marshall McComb
Clair Tappaan
Shuler
Clem Peoples
Peoples
Former Reds player Henry Arnold shot in St Louis street argument
Henry T Arnold 37 ex Reds player and nightclub bouncer wounded in a street argument in St Louis. He said five Italians shot him after he attempted to collect salary owed. Police investigated the incident as a gun assault. In Oak Town Indiana Kathryn O Haver 14 drowned while wading in the Wabash River.
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United Prom
ST. Louis
Henry T. Arnold
Cincinnati Reds
Arnold
Times Special
Oaktown
Ind
Kathryn O’haver
Wabash River
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Bob Shuler
Riff-Raff
Los Angeles County
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Lifebuoy
Boca Belli
Ners
Batiste
Rubens
Ruits
Iar
Women’s Union Sui
Athletic Union
Kotex Or Models
Cincinnati
Charles
W. Wash
Tappan Gas Range
Tappan Range
S. Penn
Pittsburgh
Citizens Gas Co
Riley
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