Strakosch Adoption Case Allocates Bequest To Heiress
In May 1917 Strakosch adopted the young musician as his daughter and left a $20,000 bequest but did not provide the promised $35,000. Miss Strakosch sued the estate and will receive the stipulated sum plus interest from the residuary legatee in England. Strakosch died in Hartford late 1917, months after Clara Louise Kellogg's death.
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Shonts Estate Hearings Set Over Widow’s $10,000 Claim
Surrogate Foley ordered the administrators and executors to show cause why $10,000 with interest from Sept 21, 1916, should not be paid to Mrs. Shonts as a proved claim against the estate. The loan was made years before Mr. Shonts' death and a hearing was set for tomorrow.
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Hearing on Soviet agent Martens postponed to July 8
Washington June 17 Absence of former Senator Hardwick who represents Ludwig C A K Martens and the reading of a long statement for Martens delayed the reportation proceedings at the Labor Department The hearing will resume July 8 to allow the government to read the statement and to permit Hardwick to attend the final session
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