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Another Stiff Sentence Seeburg Meets
for Vending Thief
Prince W illie
Robert
Danz, 28, o f 416 Third
street, Albany, N. Y., accused o f
stealing1 tw o gum-vending machines
and $15 in money from the store o f
Stephen Fusach at Watervliet, N. Y.,
last December, pleaded guilty to
charges o f second degree grand lar
ceny and third degree burglary in
A lbany County Court a few days ago
before Judge Earl H. Gallup, and
was immediately sentenced to 15
years in Clinto Prison, the lightest
sentense which could have been im
posed on the man, a second offender,
but the heaviest yet meted out in
Albany County since the Baumes law
regulating prison sentences went into
effect.
Under the Baumes law, Danz
might have been sentenced to as
much as thirty years, as a second
offender, he having been convicted
before o f burglary and grand lar
ceny. John Thomas, 26, o f 594
Third street, Albany, and John E.
Gray, also o f Albany, arrested with
Danz, were given suspended sen
tences.
Photo Machine to
Enlarge Activities
New York, Mar. 27.— Henry M or-
genthau, form er ambassador to Tui’-
key, and a group o f business asso
ciates announced today that they had
purchased the control o f the photo
maton— a quarter-in-the-slot auto
matic photographing device.
The deal was closed when a check
fo r $1,000,000 was handed to Anatol
Josepho, the inventor, a young Rus
sian, who has been in this city fo r
three years. The value placed on the
invention was not stated. The mil
lion was paid only fo r the inventor’s
interest in Photomaton, Inc.
Mr. Morgenthau announced that it
was his intention to open 220 studios
at strategic points throughout the
United States within two years.
© International Arcade Museum
J. P. SEEBU RG , p r e s id e n t o f &
J. P. Seeburg Piano Company*
Chicago, interrupted his winter v»c
tion in Florida to return to this
and greet Prince William o f
'
big game hunter and e x p lo re r, ^
is visiting America and deliver1^
some lectures fo r the ed ifica tion
naturalists and scientists. Mr.
burg is one o f the few A m e rica n c! ,
zens who are numbered as persOP**!
friends o f the royal visitor.
N. Marshall Seeburg, treasure
the J. P. Seeburg Piano ComP^-j
left fo r a Southern business trip
month. He is calling on Seeb1*
operators in Florida and will P1'0...
bly visit Cuba, where Seeburg
operated and theatre instruments
popular.
A New Perfume
Vender
£ $
A perfume coin machine 01
western make has made its aPPeji,e
ance in the trade. It borders on
type o f the mint vender.
. *
The user o f the perfume vend1 .
machine inserts a 25-cent piece a
receives a small bottle o f p e n u j
and also a number o f slugs,
to 20. B efore each sale an indie*1 j
tells the user how many slugs *
be given with that sale, as a “ sa^0
inducement.” The slugs have .
cash or trade value but are
^
only fo r insertion in the mac*" ^
which gives the user a spray of
fume fo r each slug.
New Vending
Company
Electric
Vending
Corpora*’0^
electrical suppies, $1,000,000;
.
Island, N. Y . (United States c °
poration Co.)
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