Diva's Taxi Hubby No Exotic Orchid
A Washington Post report details Margaret Matzenauer and her chauffeur husband Floyd Glotzbach facing separation. It notes letters from the driver to a San Francisco woman, marriage in Carlsbad, and diva friends’ remarks on tempers and habits. The piece cites gossip about whether the singer will reconcile.
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Velaure
Mme. Matzenaur
Glotzbach
Ran
Hima
Madame
Ferrari Fontana
Matame
Delmont
Ehauffeur
Cermany
Carlsbad
Glotzbach Refuses Spotlight On Separation With Mme Matzenauer
Special to The Washington Post Floyd Glotzbach said he dislikes publicity over his separation from Mme Matzenauer and guards his privacy in Del Monte California. He warned he is not a ladies man and favors independence, resisting any romantic framing of the split despite public attention.
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Washington Post
Delmonte
Calif
Floyd Glotzbach
Mme. Matzenauer
Delmonte Hotel
Glotzbach
U S Moves to Seize Fur Dealers Stores
New York March 14 Sixteen distraint warrants were issued against fur dealers for alleged luxury tax fraud totaling about 240000. The first seizure targeted Bar rett Weingold on West Twenty seventh Street with a stay granted until Friday for a hearing. Internal Revenue C ollector Frank K Bowers cited back taxes and penalties of 46783. Weitere warrants promised as tax books from over 50 fur dealers were reviewed. Former agent Morris Rosenblum and Herman Schuss along with Melville G Newmark of the American Fur Dealers association faced January 24 indictments for conspiring to defraud the government with about 2 million in fraudulently receipted payments.
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New York
Associated Proas
Barrett Weingold
West Twenty- Seventh Street
United States
Weingold
Julian W. Mack
Frank K. Bowers
Internal Revenue
Morris Rosenblum
Herman Schuss
Melville G. Newmark
American Fur Dealers’ Association of New York
Johnson county hunt for man after attempted arson attack
Wrightsville Ga March 14 Five hundred or more men led by officers with blood hounds search a swamp for a stranger who attacked a young woman poured gasoline on her clothes and set them aflame. The woman escaped by leaping into a shallow pond to extinguish the fire and save herself from serious burns.
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Wrightsville
Johnson County
Elderly Man Fined for Kiss Incident in Texas Court
In Palo Ponto Texas on March 14 Judge E Pitts fined C. Maddox 50 dollars and ordered 30 days in jail after he pleaded guilty to assault for quietly approaching a young woman and kissing her. The 70 year old defendant faced the county court hearing yesterday.
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Palo Ponto
Tex
C. &. Maddox
E . Pitts
aé@fendant
Must Get Around U S Prohibition Teach Americans to Drink
Paris reports a French wine week discussion on avoiding the U S ban. Delegates urged bypassing prohibition by promoting grape juice exports and teaching Americans to drink, while noting American laws must be respected. South American demand grows, Chile expands exports, and treaties may ease French wine access.
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Paris
Associated Press
France
United States
Baron D'Anthouard
America
M. Dastous
British Chamber of Commerce
Canada
Jules Léfaivre
South America
Bordeaux
Argentina
Brazil
Peru
Monador
Bolivia
Urugua
Paraguay
American Legion
New York Girls Demand $260 yearly dress allowance
March 14 New York research shows league members say working girls need $260 annually to clothe properly. Topeka and Chicago estimates are deemed too low with specifics: suit 30 dollars coat 50 shoes 16 hose 20 gloves 10 hats 20 waist and dress 80 and other items.
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New York
League of Girls’ Clubs
Topeka
Kansas
Chicago
Countess Ridderstad Freed On Court Order
Countess Hyordis Ridderstad, jailed since December 1921 in Lidlow Street, was released to a day by Supreme Court Justice Burr amid a civil suit by Dr. Henry Holm of Ishpeming Michigan seeking $10,000. Holm charged she accepted $10,000 for a painting claimed to be Cossack's Reply to Sultan Mohammed IV. The painting allegedly left Russia for Sweden and remains with a Russian art collector. Ridderstad testified she signed a contract to deliver the painting without understanding its purpose. Justice Burr ruled the damage suit was Holm's only recourse since Ridderstad could not be forced to return property she did not own or possess.
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New York
Associated Press
Hyordis Ridderstad
Lidlow Street
Supreme Court
Burr
Henry Helm
Ishpeming, Mich
Mohammed IV
Hja Repin
Russia
Sweden
Ruidderstad
Police Seek May Day Bomb Plot Clues in Death Case
Detectives from the police bomb squad search for signs of a May Day bombing scheme tied to Peter Picura a plumber described as a direct-action anarchist. The device under construction resembled past terrorist bombs and the inquiry notes many visitors with money frequenting the Picura flat while the wife and baby were nearby.
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New York
Associated Press
Peter Picure
Picura
Losker
Six Jurors Chosen In Arbuckle Manslaughter Trial
In San Francisco on March 14 six jurors were tentatively accepted to hear the third Manslaughter trial of Roscoe C Fatty Arbuckle. Two jurors are women. Only two half day sessions occurred due to the funeral of a prospective juror's sister. The prosecution sought to ask a female juror how she would view Arbuckle’s three differing accounts of the Virginia Rappe party incident but the defense objected and was sustained.
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San Francisco
Roscoe C
Fatty) Arbuckle
Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Funeral of William Selby Held in Suburban Rockville
In Rockville the funeral of William B. Selby 67 farmer who died Sunday was held yesterday from the family home near Germantown. The Rev O A Gillingham pastor Neelesville Presbyterian church officiated and burial was in Dapnestown cemetery.
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Rockville
William B. Selby
Germantown
O. A. Gillingham
Ipastor
Presbyterian Church
Neelesville
Dapnestown
Minnie Fisher Cunningham
Texas
National Board
League of Women Voters
Montgomery Country Club
Cunningham
Baltimore
Myrtle M. Dodd
John E. ‘Murphy
Alexandria
P. Rowland Wagner
Baptist Church
Martisville
Nicholas Orem
Orem
Meny
Annulment Sought in Milford Marriage of Broadway Girl
Geneva Mitchell a 17 year old Broadway chorus girl and Robert Savage 20 were married March 6 in Milford Connecticut. The girl's grandfather says her mother will seek annulment this week citing minority. The couple reportedly separated soon after and Savage left for La Jolla to visit his mother.
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New York
Associated Press
Milford
Conn
Geneva Mitchell
Robert Savage
Yale
S. W. Rice
Verna Mitchell
Savage
la Jolla
Calif
Geneva
Mr. Rice
Young Savage
John A. Savage
Duluth
Minn
Milford School
Roaches Aid Wet Defense in Philadelphia Prohibition Raids
In Philadelphia on March 14 water bugs roaches and mice were found to assist saloonkeepers as cases raid and trial loom in U S district court. Maj A E Cole man special representative of Federal prohibition Commissioner Haynes investigated a warehouse and found paste used on bottle labels lured pests destroying many labels. Prohibition agents fear confusion in identifying exhibits at trial.
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Philadelphia
United States District Court
Maj
A. E Coleman
Prohibition
Haynes
Hagerstown
Potomac River
City Water Board
Water Board
George Li Bean
Beaver
Antietam
Great Caccatopia
North Mountain
South Mountain
City and District Briefs From Washington Events Tonight
City briefs list meetings and events across Washington and nearby areas. Associations and clubs in Georgetown Takoma Park and downtown venues meet tonight while civic groups, veterans, and legions organize activities and addresses. A Potomac water supply plan for Hagerstown, with site surveys, is under study.
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Winifrepa Vay Duzer
Central Park
Margaret Matzenauer
Metropolitan Opera
Yord
del Monte
California
St. Louis Ward
Bird
Golden State
Babylon
Hux
U. S
Posse
Man
Liccerr & Myers Tosacco Co
M. Lefaivre
Chile
Ecuador
Colombia
Uruguay
Fatima
Ridderstad
Peter Picura
Red
Giru
Righ Volt
Mitchell
Connecticut Avenue Citizens Association
All Souls Parish Hall
District of Columbian Society
Sons of the American Revolution
Lafayette Hotel
Secretary of Agriculture
The
Brotherhood of Takoma Park Presbyterian Church
Lions Club
Willard
Sacred Heart Academy
Gonzaga Hall
Illinois State Society
Thomson School
South Washington Citizens Association
Jefferson School
W. CG. A
F Street
Walter Reed Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Pythias Temple
Heflin
George Washington Post
Washington Academy of Sciences
Chemical Society
Cosmos Club
Ohio Girls Club
Armory
Central High School
Charles R. Forbes
Veterans Bureau
Lincoln Post
University Club
Washington Advertising Club
City Club
U. S. 5S
Red Cross
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Noutheast
Potomac
Rey
E. EE
McDowel
Aioe
Youngens Shop
Varsity” Athletic Union Suits
New York City
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