Cooke v. King

This suit was instituted by the plaintiffs, Pearl L. .Cooke and Agnes Bradshaw, against Charles Willard Kang, both individually and as executor of the will of William Parker Olds, deceased, to have King declared to hold in trust the estate of that decedent for the purpose of paying therefrom the sum of $100 per month to each plaintiff during the remainder of her life.

The complaint alleges that September 2, 1911, William Parker Olds and Lillian Cooke Olds were husband and wife and had by their joint efforts accumulated a substantial estate, and that the plaintiffs are the two surviving sisters…