Er hat eine Beziehung mit Zelda Lewis.
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prominently known as the president and one of the founders of the GlaserBros.-Judell Co., of San Francisco, California, USA, the largest Wholesale cigar and tobacco company on the Pacific coast. Michilas Glaser had preceded him to San Francisco, and in 1892 the two brothers established a small retail cigar and tobacco business at 514 Montgomery street,
The fire of 1906 destroyed their business, but they assumed operations, on a Wholesale basis, in the basement of Mrr Glasers home. The business as it now stands is the largest on the Pacific coast of its kind, and undoubtedly the largest west of Chicago. It is an exclusive Wholesale concern, dealing in cigars, tobacco, pipes, candy, beverages, and various accessories. The trade has been extended throughout California, USA, Oregon, and Nevada. Close to three hundred people are employed by Glaser Bros.-Judell Co. Branch houses are maintained at 475 Fourth street in San Francisco; 385 Seventh street in Oakland; 916 Twelfth street in Sacramento; 134 Fourth street in Santa Rosa; 81 South Third street in San Jose; 160 North Seventeenth street in Portland; 1032 Maple avenue in Los Angeles; 285 G street in San Bernardino; 616 G street in San Diego; 1820 L street in Bakersfield; 645 Broadway in Fresno; 238 East Market street in Stockton; and in Long Beach, Pomona, Ocean Park and Glendale.
Byington, Lewis Francis, History of San Francisco 3 Vols, S. J. Clarke Publishing Co., Chicago, 1931. Vol. 2 Pages 431-433
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