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(7) C. R. McKeown. K.C., counsel for Mrs. Pauline Clarke [Incomplete]
(7) C. R. McKeown. K.C., counsel for Mrs. Pauline Clarke [Incomplete]

(7) C. R. McKeown. K.C., counsel for Mrs. Pauline Clarke [Incomplete]

Date11/6/1936
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Original Toronto Star caption: (7) C. R. McKeown. K.C.; counsel for Mrs. Pauline Clarke [Incomplete]
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0023021F
(6) I. E. Weldon, K.C., counsel for Mrs. Lillian Kenny
(6) I. E. Weldon, K.C., counsel for Mrs. Lillian Kenny
11/6/1936
(2) Mrs. X. (Mrs. Pauline Clarke) and her latest born. twin boys, (3) [Incomplete]
(2) Mrs. X. (Mrs. Pauline Clarke) and her latest born. twin boys, (3) [Incomplete]
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and Mrs. Pauline Mae Clarke, who were ruled out of the Millar will contest for $500,000 by the decision of Mr. Justice Middleton to-day. [Incomplete]
and Mrs. Pauline Mae Clarke, who were ruled out of the Millar will contest for $500,000 by the decision of Mr. Justice Middleton to-day. [Incomplete]
3/19/1938
F. B. Eagleson, counsel for Mrs. Isabel MacLean
F. B. Eagleson, counsel for Mrs. Isabel MacLean
11/6/1936
Samuel factor. K.C., who appeared in the interest of surviving Millar relatives
Samuel factor. K.C., who appeared in the interest of surviving Millar relatives
11/6/1936
in the baby derby, to finance her fight for a share of the half million dollar fortune, if necessary, to the highest courts in the land. Mrs. Clarke's(...)
in the baby derby, to finance her fight for a share of the half million dollar fortune, if necessary, to the highest courts in the land. Mrs. Clarke's(...)
10/1/1936
Left to Right are, Mr. Ambrose Harrison, Mrs. Joseph Bagnato, Mr. Steffano Darrigo, Mrs. Harrison, Mr. Bagnato and Mrs. Darrigo. [Incomplete]
Left to Right are, Mr. Ambrose Harrison, Mrs. Joseph Bagnato, Mr. Steffano Darrigo, Mrs. Harrison, Mr. Bagnato and Mrs. Darrigo. [Incomplete]
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A relaxing evening. playing cards is enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Ted Daglish with their children Laurie, 7, and David, 10. Laurie suffers from severe alle(...)
A relaxing evening. playing cards is enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Ted Daglish with their children Laurie, 7, and David, 10. Laurie suffers from severe alle(...)
6/17/1971
The staid corridors of Osgoode Hall were to-day visited by counsel for the executors and trustees of Charles Vance Millar's will, counsel for the lead(...)
The staid corridors of Osgoode Hall were to-day visited by counsel for the executors and trustees of Charles Vance Millar's will, counsel for the lead(...)
11/6/1936
Mr. and Mrs. Steffano Darrigo of Toronto, and their family of 12. Mrs. Darrigo claims that she has had nine children since Oct. 31, 1926. This place h(...)
Mr. and Mrs. Steffano Darrigo of Toronto, and their family of 12. Mrs. Darrigo claims that she has had nine children since Oct. 31, 1926. This place h(...)
10/26/1935
Victor and loser. Mrs. Grace Bagnato (Right), an early contender for the Millar will fortune, came with her husband to the Timleck's party. They presented Mrs. Timleck (Left) with a hand-hooked rug
Victor and loser. Mrs. Grace Bagnato (Right), an early contender for the Millar will fortune, came with her husband to the Timleck's party. They presented Mrs. Timleck (Left) with a hand-hooked rug
12/1/1938
shows Mrs. Peter Romas of Brock Ave. with four of her children. Mrs. Romas claims to have seven eligible children and expects another any time now, wi(...)
shows Mrs. Peter Romas of Brock Ave. with four of her children. Mrs. Romas claims to have seven eligible children and expects another any time now, wi(...)
10/29/1936