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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1923
Page
11
New York reports a jury verdict finding Mrs Liliane S Raizen guilty of murder in the second degree for shooting Dr Abraham Glickstein in his Brooklyn office on December 10, 1921. The sentence ranges from twenty years to life.
A group led by Arthur Greatrex, aged 1, rescued from a sandbar off Jamaica Bay near Brooklyn after facing freezing waters. They remained with a stocked shanty as a fishing smack carried rescuers to bring them ashore. an airplane from Mitchel Field searched for Greatrex.
Infant born aboard the steamer Roebugbeau near Ellis Island arrived after delays as Reuben Epstein and family from Warsaw, Poland, sought entry to join their Omaha, Nebraska, relatives. The baby’s birth while en route meant the Epstein party exceeded Poland’s monthly immigration quota, delaying final clearance and passport issuance.
Desperate residents of a low settlement near Palmyra report theft of coal as a group seized fuel while attempting to move it away in bass and wheelbarrows. Rain hindered interference as some locals lacked coat or water and joined the looting.
Julia S. Copper, lifelong Chicago merchant veteran who came from Philadelphia at age 21, worked as a clerk and retired from Copper & Co., a firm with stores in Chicago London and Minneapolis, reportedly left a legacy valued at about 2 million dollars according to brief mentions in the paper.
Philadelphia Feb. 19. Joseph F. Grundy president of the Pennsylva nia Manufacturers' Association and Bucks county Republican leader, is reported out of danger after a collision on Bristol pike. Initial fears of serious injuries to his neck face and body were eased by hospital doctors. He is expected to leave Frankford hospital in a few days.
Western counties raids yield Jamaica ginger and liquor as State police report more than 500 bottles of Jamaica ginger plus 338 bottles from Fayette and Westmoreland raids. Three arrests include moonshiners bootleggers and hoteliers. Police confiscate 303 gallons moonshine 4225 gallons wash 23 quarts whisky 57 bottles wine 317 cases beer along with vehicles and three trucks.
Bad colds lead to influenza unless checked. Sterling's Vapor-Eze soothes inflamed membranes and clears chest and throat congestion. The antiseptic vapor penetrates air passages during sleep, aiding germ destruction. Safe for children. 25 cents a jar.
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