Irving (Izzy) Glassier - Revision history

John at 01:26, 29 March 2026

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	According to the California Death Records database in the RootsWeb website, there was an Irving Glasser who was born on December 25, 1902 in a foreign country and died on June 21, 1995 as a resident of Los Angeles County, California.		According to the California Death Records database in the RootsWeb website, there was an Irving Glasser who was born on December 25, 1902 in a foreign country and died on June 21, 1995 as a resident of Los Angeles County, California.

	In the June 24, 1995 edition of the ''Los Angeles Times'' (found on the Internet), there was an obituary of one Irving Glasser with a headline, COLORFUL BAIL BONDSMAN DIES. According to the obituary, Glasser died Wednesday at his home in West Los Angeles. He had fought as a boxer under the name of Kid "Glasser." He and his brother, Louis, had a bail bonds business in downtown Los Angeles, writing "about ten million dollars of bonds a year" and keeping ten percent. While in business, Glasser was often linked with the noted Los Angeles-based mobster and former boxer, [[Mickey Cohen]].		In the June 24, 1995 edition of the ''Los Angeles Times'' (found on the Internet), there was an obituary of one Irving Glasser with a headline, COLORFUL BAIL BONDSMAN DIES. According to the obituary, Glasser died Wednesday at his home in West Los Angeles. He had fought as a boxer under the name of Kid "Glasser." He and his brother, Louis, had a bail bonds business in downtown Los Angeles, writing "about ten million dollars of bonds a year" and keeping ten percent. While in business, Glasser was often linked with the noted Los Angeles-based mobster and former boxer, [[Mickey Cohen (Bantamweight)\|Mickey Cohen]].
	[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Glassier (Izzy), Irving]]		[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Glassier (Izzy), Irving]]

Sid schneck at 05:07, 21 November 2014

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	In the June 24, 1995 edition of the ''Los Angeles Times'' (found on the Internet), there was an obituary of one Irving Glasser with a headline, COLORFUL BAIL BONDSMAN DIES. According to the obituary, Glasser died Wednesday at his home in West Los Angeles. He had fought as a boxer under the name of Kid "Glasser." He and his brother, Louis, had a bail bonds business in downtown Los Angeles, writing "about ten million dollars of bonds a year" and keeping ten percent. While in business, Glasser was often linked with the noted Los Angeles-based mobster and former boxer, [[Mickey Cohen]].		In the June 24, 1995 edition of the ''Los Angeles Times'' (found on the Internet), there was an obituary of one Irving Glasser with a headline, COLORFUL BAIL BONDSMAN DIES. According to the obituary, Glasser died Wednesday at his home in West Los Angeles. He had fought as a boxer under the name of Kid "Glasser." He and his brother, Louis, had a bail bonds business in downtown Los Angeles, writing "about ten million dollars of bonds a year" and keeping ten percent. While in business, Glasser was often linked with the noted Los Angeles-based mobster and former boxer, [[Mickey Cohen]].
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Ric at 22:02, 20 April 2014

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			By late 1921, '''Irving Glassier''' was the boxing instructor at UCLA (Los Angeles), succeeding [[Benny Einsing]]. ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'', Sept. 21.
	By late 1921, ~~"Glasser"~~ was the boxing instructor at UCLA (Los Angeles), succeeding [[Benny Einsing]]. ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'', Sept. 21.

	According to the California Death Records database in the RootsWeb website, there was an Irving Glasser who was born on December 25, 1902 in a foreign country and died on June 21, 1995 as a resident of Los Angeles County, California.		According to the California Death Records database in the RootsWeb website, there was an Irving Glasser who was born on December 25, 1902 in a foreign country and died on June 21, 1995 as a resident of Los Angeles County, California.

	In the June 24, 1995 edition of the Los Angeles Times (found on the Internet), there was an obituary of one Irving Glasser with a headline, COLORFUL BAIL BONDSMAN DIES. According to the obituary, Glasser died Wednesday at his home in West Los Angeles. He fought as a boxer under the name of Kid "Glasser." He and his brother, Louis, had a bail bonds business in ~~Downtown~~ Los Angeles, writing "about ten million dollars of bonds a year" and keeping ten percent. While in business, Glasser was often linked with the noted Los Angeles-based mobster, Mickey Cohen.		In the June 24, 1995 edition of the ''Los Angeles Times'' (found on the Internet), there was an obituary of one Irving Glasser with a headline, COLORFUL BAIL BONDSMAN DIES. According to the obituary, Glasser died Wednesday at his home in West Los Angeles. He had fought as a boxer under the name of Kid "Glasser." He and his brother, Louis, had a bail bonds business in downtown Los Angeles, writing "about ten million dollars of bonds a year" and keeping ten percent. While in business, Glasser was often linked with the noted Los Angeles-based mobster and former boxer, [[Mickey Cohen]].

	~~- Chuck Johnston~~

Chuck1052 at 21:18, 8 January 2012

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	According to the California Death Records database in the RootsWeb website, there was an Irving Glasser who was born on December 25, 1902 in a foreign country and died on June 21, 1995 as a resident of Los Angeles County, California.		According to the California Death Records database in the RootsWeb website, there was an Irving Glasser who was born on December 25, 1902 in a foreign country and died on June 21, 1995 as a resident of Los Angeles County, California.

	In the June 24, 1995 edition of the Los Angeles Times (found on the Internet), there was an obituary of Irving Glasser with a headline, COLORFUL BAIL BONDSMAN DIES. According to the obituary, Glasser died Wednesday at his home in West Los Angeles. He fought as a boxer under the name of Kid "Glasser." He and his brother, Louis, had a bail bonds business in Downtown Los Angeles, writing "about ten million dollars of bonds a year" and keeping ten percent. While in business, Glasser was often linked with the noted Los Angeles-based mobster, Mickey Cohen.		In the June 24, 1995 edition of the Los Angeles Times (found on the Internet), there was an obituary of one Irving Glasser with a headline, COLORFUL BAIL BONDSMAN DIES. According to the obituary, Glasser died Wednesday at his home in West Los Angeles. He fought as a boxer under the name of Kid "Glasser." He and his brother, Louis, had a bail bonds business in Downtown Los Angeles, writing "about ten million dollars of bonds a year" and keeping ten percent. While in business, Glasser was often linked with the noted Los Angeles-based mobster, Mickey Cohen.

	- Chuck Johnston		- Chuck Johnston

Chuck1052 at 21:14, 8 January 2012

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	By late 1921, "Glasser" was the boxing instructor at UCLA (Los Angeles), succeeding [[Benny Einsing]]. ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'', Sept. 21.		By late 1921, "Glasser" was the boxing instructor at UCLA (Los Angeles), succeeding [[Benny Einsing]]. ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'', Sept. 21.

			According to the California Death Records database in the RootsWeb website, there was an Irving Glasser who was born on December 25, 1902 in a foreign country and died on June 21, 1995 as a resident of Los Angeles County, California.

			In the June 24, 1995 edition of the Los Angeles Times (found on the Internet), there was an obituary of Irving Glasser with a headline, COLORFUL BAIL BONDSMAN DIES. According to the obituary, Glasser died Wednesday at his home in West Los Angeles. He fought as a boxer under the name of Kid "Glasser." He and his brother, Louis, had a bail bonds business in Downtown Los Angeles, writing "about ten million dollars of bonds a year" and keeping ten percent. While in business, Glasser was often linked with the noted Los Angeles-based mobster, Mickey Cohen.

			- Chuck Johnston

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	By late 1921, "Glasser" was the boxing instructor at UCLA (Los Angeles), succeeding Benny Einsing.		<boxer>137485</boxer>
	~~SEATTLE POST~~-~~INTELLIGENCER~~, Sept. 21.
			By late 1921, "Glasser" was the boxing instructor at UCLA (Los Angeles), succeeding [[Benny Einsing]]. ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'', Sept. 21.

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By late 1921, "Glasser" was the boxing instructor at UCLA (Los Angeles), succeeding Benny Einsing.
SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER, Sept. 21.