"William Wilhelmy, 62 years old, was found dead in his bed in the Coates hotel about 7:30am today. The cause of death is believed to have been heart disease or the result of a partial sun stroke this summer while Mr. Wilhelmy was driving a team on road work. This is the view taken by his brother Rudolph Wilhelmy, who came to the city today from his farm to take charge of arrangements for the funeral. Dr. J. B. Lewis, coroner was called and the body was taken to W. D. Hurley's undertaking parlors on Robert Street where an autopsy was to be performed this afternoon. Mr. Wilhelmy was a single man who drove a team here on various road jobs last summer." So. St. Paul Daily Reporter 10 Sep 1921
"William Wilhelmy, 62 years old, was found dead in his bed in the Coates hotel about 7:30am today. The cause of death is believed to have been heart disease or the result of a partial sun stroke this summer while Mr. Wilhelmy was driving a team on road work. This is the view taken by his brother Rudolph Wilhelmy, who came to the city today from his farm to take charge of arrangements for the funeral. Dr. J. B. Lewis, coroner was called and the body was taken to W. D. Hurley's undertaking parlors on Robert Street where an autopsy was to be performed this afternoon. Mr. Wilhelmy was a single man who drove a team here on various road jobs last summer." So. St. Paul Daily Reporter 10 Sep 1921
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