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Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin
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John T. Blake's $140,000 lawsuit against Whitefish Bay over a delayed 1917 sewer contract, impacted by WWI and Milwaukee's plan changes requiring costlier pipes, enters its sixth week in court before Judge Gehrz.
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The suit of John T. Blake against the village of Whitefish Bay for $140,000, alleged to be due on a sewer contract, began its sixth week this morning before Judge Gustav Gehrz.
It is claimed that Blake was given the contract in 1917 to be finished within a specified time, when the war came on and it was held to be non-essential industry. He also claims that by change In the plans by the city of Milwaukee a different outlet was required and he had to substitute a 30 for 15-inch pipe at war prices.
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Whitefish Bay, Milwaukee
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1917
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John T. Blake sues the village of Whitefish Bay for $140,000 due on a 1917 sewer contract delayed by World War I as non-essential and requiring substitution of 30-inch for 15-inch pipe due to changes by the city of Milwaukee at war prices. The trial is in its sixth week before Judge Gustav Gehrz.