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kSt — -I- ^»*• Donner vs. Donner, hh-er»Sasry?s-ssBy the decision of the Pittsburg a courts Frank Donner, until recently ateTresident of Columbus, is entitled to $ 132,727 out of the profits arising from j ^the transfer of the I'd ion steel coir-pany to the United States steel corporation. The Union company was ir owned largely by Frank and Will Donner, and in the transfer Frank D claims he was to receive 125,000 in stock, which has never been delivered, j Some time ago he sued his brother, Will, for a division of the profits, Jm $7,500,000. one-fourihiMmeall ed to the Donners. The court gives by I Frank four-fifty-fiifths of the brothers'p. ! share. Both the men are old Colum j sol b-ii boys and sons of Fred Donner, a tc ter prominent diamond merchant here. hiluGrand Exalted Rnler.
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Seymour Daily Republican
Seymour, Indiana, US
Wed, Jul 20, 1904
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