Sources for Ep 460 - Rick Gellert’s Venus II
Articles
Rodkin, Dennis. “Stroke of Genius: Rick Gellert and his amazing masturbation machine.” Chicago Reader. (November 3, 1994) https://www.chicagoreader.com/chicago/stroke-of-genius/Content?oid=885921
Newspapers
Wiltz, Teresa. “Arlington race retains a big chill.” Chicago Tribune. (March 29, 1993) Section 2, p 9
“Suburban Elections ‘93” [Cook County Election Results] Chicago Tribune (Apr 21, 1993) Section 2, p 6
Metz, Nina. “Treasure or trash, found footage fun.” Chicago Tribune. (December 18, 2009) Section 3, p 3
Anderson, Janine. “Man convicted of stealing $80,000 worth of corn from county farm.” Kenosha News. (June 3, 2015) p A3
Webpages
Venus 2000 Rental https://www.venus2000rental.com/
Robojac. Funways Marketing http://www.funwaysmarketing.com/cgi-bin/store/commerce.cgi?cart_id=1607918146.300&product=Robojac&pid=97
Intactiwiki Users. “Gary M. Griffin.” Intacti Wiki http://en.intactiwiki.org/index.php/Gary_M._Griffin
Amazon author page for Gary M. Griffin https://www.amazon.com/Gary-M.-Griffin/e/B000APTF5G
Chestermlester. “I had a much-loved and much-used Venus 2000” [Customer Review] Amazon.com (April 27, 2016) https://www.amazon.com/review/R1IX4832BT80GC
What is Venus 2000 sexual stimulation” OMSS Science (August 17, 2011) http://omssscience.blogspot.com/2011/08/what-is-venus-2000-sexual-stimulation.html
Gellert, Reinhard R. “Automated masturbatory device.” US Patent Application US5501650A filed September 8, 1993, granted March 26, 1996, expired September 8, 2013. https://patents.google.com/patent/US5501650A/en
Sources for Ep 461 - Floyd Allen
Articles
Hall, Randal L. “A Courtroom Massacre: Politics and Public Sentiment in Progressive-Era Virginia.” The Journal of Southern History, Vol. 70, No. 2 (May 2004), pp. 249-292
Meloney, William Brown. “The Man From Down Yonder.” Everybody’s Magazine. New York, New York. The Ridgeway Company, 1912.
Special Dispatch to The Times. “A Constable’s Deadly Aim.” The Times [Richmond, VA], (March 1, 1901) p 6
Mt. Airy News. “Fatal Shooting Affair.” The Union Republican (Feb 28, 1901) p 6
“Dobson Court.” The Mount Airy News. (Nov 30, 1911) p 2-3
Berrier Jr., Ralph. “The Courthouse Tragedy: Gunfight in Hillsville in 1912” The Roanoke Times. (March 10, 2012) https://roanoke.com/news/virginia/the-courthouse-tragedy-gunfight-in-hillsville-in-1912/article_45d0d7f3-6e1f-57c4-83be-fceb3d98dafd.html
“Hillsville Massacre” The Roanoker (November 1982) https://theroanoker.com/interests/history/hillsville-massacre
Wikipedia contributors, "Baldwin Felts Detective Agency" Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baldwin%E2%80%93Felts_Detective_Agency
Wikipedia contributors, " Floyd Allen" Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floyd_Allen#cite_ref-auto_10-0
Book
Caudill, Harry M., Slender is the Thread: Tales From a Country Law Office, University Press of Kentucky, 1987, Lexington
Source for Ep 462 - Elizabeth Patterson Bonaparte
Lewis, Charlene M. Boyer. Elizabeth Patterson Bonaparte: An American Aristocrat in the Early Republic. University of Pennsylvania Press, Inc. 2012
Source for Ep 463 - Lucy Parsons
Jones, Jacqueline. Goddess of Anarchy Basic Books. December 2017
Sources for Ep 464 - The Pro Slavery Riots
Books
Crosby, Ernest. 19th Century American.
Tager, Jack. Boston Riots: Three Centuries of Social Violence. Northeastern University Press. (2001)
Articles
New England Historical Society. “Boston Gentlemen Riot for Slavery.” New England Historical Society (n.d.) https://www.newenglandhistoricalsociety.com/boston-gentlemen-riot-for-slavery/
“The Pro-Slavery Riot in Cincinnati” [compilation of contemporaneous materials] University of Virginia http://utc.iath.virginia.edu/abolitn/mobhp.html
“The Famous Stone House.” Muskingum County History. http://www.muskingumcountyhistory.org/resources/userUploads/THEFAMOUSSTONEHOUSE.SRV_1302716293.docx
Newspapers
The Liberator (Nov 28, 1835)
Sources for Ep 465 - Zoo Man Cy DeVry
Articles:
Hanson, Margaret. “The Trial of Cy DeVry: Manly Negotiations for Control Over Animals, People, and Public Space at Chicago's First Zoo” Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society Vol. 113, No. 2 (Summer 2020) https://www.jstor.org/stable/10.5406/jillistathistsoc.113.2.0038?seq=1
Tran, Tony Ho. “Smokin’ Cy DeVry Was the Original Tiger King.” Narratively. (November 24, 2020) https://narratively.com/smokin-cy-devry-was-the-original-tiger-king/
Newspapers:
“Battle of the Elks.” Algona Courier (09 Nov 1894) p. 7
The Quincy Journal (June 27, 1904)
“Major Feels Better: The Big Chicago Lion has a Tooth Pulled, and Eats Once More.” The Morning Democrat (10 Aug 1895) p. 2
“Ostrich Which Lost Its Mate Commits Suicide in Lagoon.” The Philadelphia Inquirer (24 July 1899) p. 5
Chicago Record. “Boy Sets Fire to a Lion.” Freeland Tribune (Sept 28, 1899) p. 2
“Wolves at a Board Meeting: Chicago Park Commission Upset by the Keeper’s Trick.” The Evening Times [Washington, D.C.] 30 Dec 1901 p. 3
Chicago News. “Conquers a Lion: Exciting Encounter in a Cage at the Chicago Zoo-Animal Sold to Circus.” Buffalo Morning Express (Aug 7, 1901) p. 2
“Kendall Meets Old Nebraska Chums in City.” San Bernardino County Sun. (April 8, 1925) p. 11
“Irish Societies Appeased.” The Nebraska State Journal. (August 14, 1904) p. 4
Sources for Ep 466 - Wicked Phenix City
Books:
Strickland, Edwin and Wortsman, Gene. Phenix City: The Wickedest City in America. Vulcan Press. Birmingham Alabama. 1955
Serafin, Faith. Wicked Phenix City. The History Press. Charleston SC 2014
Articles:
Escambia County Historical Society. “Phenix City and the RBA,” “Phenix City: The Major Players,” “Phenix City: The Clean-Up.” Echos – The Newsletter and Journal for the Escambia County Historical Society. Volume 41, Number 6 (June 2014.) p. 4-12 http://www.escohis.org/2014_06_echoes.pdf
Mosely, Brian. “Death, prostitution and the paper boy.” Oral History Audiobooks. (December 12, 2005) http://oralhistoryaudiobooks.blogspot.com/2019/09/the-barroom-brawl.html
Sources for Ep 467 - San Jose Bees
Books:
Schulian, John. Twilight of the Long-ball Gods: Dispatches from the Disappearing Heart of Baseball. Bison Original. May 1, 2005
Thorn, John. Chapter by Karlen, Neal. The Bad Nose Bees - The Complete Armchair Book of Baseball: An All-Star Lineup Celebrates America's National Pastime - Galahad (September 1, 2004)
Articles:
Verducci, Tom. “Weirdest. Team. Ever: Drug users, has-beens and never-weres on 1986 San Jose Bees.” Sports Illustrated (September 16, 2016) https://www.si.com/mlb/2016/09/16/bad-news-bees-san-jose-mike-norris-steve-howe
Newhan, Ross. “Spring Training / Angels : Sconiers Has ‘Substance Problem’” Los Angeles Times. (March 18, 1985) https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1985-03-18-sp-22498-story.html
Goodwin, Michael. “Baseball Orders Suspension of 11 Drug Users.” The New York Times. (March 1, 1986) p. 1 https://www.nytimes.com/1986/03/01/sports/baseball-orders-suspension-of-11-drug-users.html
Associated Press. “A Timeline of Steve Howe's Off-Field Problems.” ESPN.com (April 28, 2006) https://www.espn.com/mlb/news/story?id=2426079
Tosches, Rich. “It’s a Long, Long Way to San Jose : Sconiers Not Only Put Drugs Behind Him but Maybe Major Leagues.” Los Angeles Times. (May 26, 1996) https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1986-05-26-sp-7806-story.html
Newspapers:
Garland, Frankie. “Minor Notes.” The Modesto Bee (June 21, 1986) p 51
Rensing, Pamela K. “Cardinal player Ken Reitz speaks on drugs, alcohol.” The Herald [Mascoutah, IL] (Feb 24, 1994) p 1
Associated Press. “Howe barred from pro baseball.” Tulare Advance-Register. (May 16, 1986) p 8
Los Angeles Times (June 2, 1986)
Associated Press. “Howe Shocked at cocaine.” Santa Fe New Mexican. (July 16, 1986) p. 8
Associated Press. “Howe returns to San Jose.” Santa Fe New Mexican (June 25, 1986) p 10
Sources for Ep 468 - The Meat Riot
Books:
Seligman, Scott D. The Great Kosher Meat War of 1902: Immigrant Housewives and the Riots That Shook New York City Potomac Books. Dec 1, 2020
Articles:
Hyman, Paula E. Immigrant Women and Consumer Protest: The New York City Kosher Meat Boycott of 1902. American Jewish History Vol. 70, No. 1 (September 1980), pp. 91-105. Published by: The Johns Hopkins University Press
Sources for Ep 469 - The Ringer
Books:
Ashforth, David. Ringers and Rascals: A Taste of Skulduggery. Highdown. Compton, Newbury. (2003)
Articles:
Nathan-Kazis, Josh. “History’s Greatest Horse Racing Cheat and His Incredible Painting Trick” Narratively. (June 6, 2019) https://narratively.com/historys-greatest-horse-racing-cheat-and-his-incredible-painting-trick/
Sources for Ep 470 - Frank Verdi.
Books:
Herman, J. David. Almost Yankees: The Summer of '81 and the Greatest Baseball Team You've Never Heard Of. University of Nebraska Press. (April 2019)
Newspapers:
“Brooklyn Rookie Signs Yank Pact.” The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Feb 7, 1953) p 7
Fox, John W. “Temple, ’51 Spikee, Seeks Offender, Eliminates Verde.” Press and Sun-Bulletin (Binghamton, New York) (Apr 5, 1953) p 4
Carroll, Dink. “Irate Chiefs Defeat Royals, Charge Umpire on Decision.” The Gazette (Montreal, Quebec, Canada) (Jun 25, 1953) p 20
“Bisons Sweep Double Header from Chiefs, 4-3, 5-1: Lakeman Hurt Badly in Pileup With Verdi.” The Post-Standard (Syracuse, New York) (Jul 1, 1953) p 15
“Third Down.” The Knoxville News-Sentinel (Knoxville, Tennessee) (Jul 10, 1955) p 17
Pinckney, Paul. “In the Pink.” Democrat and Chronicle (Rochester, New York) (Aug 23, 1953) p 51
Columbus Dispatch (Columbus, Ohio) (Jul 19, 2010)
Articles:
Bjarkman, Peter C. “Fidel Castro and Baseball.” Society for American Baseball Research (Last revised March 25, 2016) https://sabr.org/bioproj/topic/fidel-castro-and-baseball/
Vickrey, Eric. “Frank Verdi.” Society for American Baseball Research (n.d.) https://sabr.org/bioproj/person/frank-verdi/
Wiles, Tim. “Night Games Gave Access To Baseball To Millions.” National Baseball Hall of Fame. (n.d.) https://baseballhall.org/discover/night-games-gave-access-to-baseball-to-millions
Sources for Ep 471 - William Henry Ellis
Jacoby, Karl. The Strange Career of William Ellis - The Texas Slave Who Became a Mexican Millionaire W.W. Norton & Company. New York. 2017.
Sources for Ep 472 - The A-Team
Newspapers:
UPI. “Wirtz To Inspect Farms Firsthand.” Phoenix Gazette (23 Mar 1965) p 44
UPI. “Wirtz Holds Firm on Bracero Ban.” Phoenix Gazette (10 May 1965) p 72
Dotson, John L Jr. “Domestic Pickle Pickers No Match for Braceros.” Detroit Free Press (22 Aug 1965) p 1
AP “High School Boys to Be Recruited for Farm Work: Government Seeks to Put 20,000 On Summer Jobs.” News-Press (Fort Myers, Florida) (05 May 1965) p 1
“Ordeal in Salinas.” Rio Grande Sun (12 Aug 1965) p. 2
UPI “People Willing to Pay More for Produce: Wirtz.” Santa Maria Times (27 Mar 1965) p. 2
UPI “Negotiations Continue.” The Californian (Salinas, California) (10 Aug 1965) p 14
“A-Team Coordinator Asks School Bus Help.” The Californian (Salinas, California) (23 Jun 1965) p 2
Donovan, Robert J. “LBJ Upgrading Cabinet’s Role.” The Miami Herald (04 Jul 1965) p 59
Allegato, Rose. “Bill Would Provide Basic Farm Pay.” The Miami Herald (04 Jul 1965) p 162
Margolis, Jon “U.S. Official Says: Celery’s Market, Not Work Force, Dims the Harvest” The Miami News (07 May 1965) p 79
AP “Growers Fight for Migrants.” The Miami News (07 May 1965) p 52i
Chamberlain, John. “Wirtz Sets Booby-Trap In Groceries.” The News Leader (Staunton, Virginia) (16 Jun 1965) p 4
“Wirtz Checks Produce Field Labor Problem.” The San Bernardino County Sun (25 Mar 1965) p 22
AP “1,000 Braceros To Join Harvest.” The San Francisco Examiner (20 May 1965) p 14
Fleeson, Doris “Boss Fights for Right to Rent Cheap Slaves.” The Vancouver Sun (01 Apr 1965) p 4
MacKenzie, Arch. “Farm Hand Policy Affects Canada.” The Vancouver Sun (01 Apr 1965) p 25
“Murphy Fights With Wirtz on California Farm Labor.” Valley Times (North Hollywood, CA) (08 Jul 1965) p 24
Websites:
Arellano, Gustavo. “When The U.S. Government Tried To Replace Migrant Farmworkers With High Schoolers.” NPR (August 23, 2018) https://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2018/07/31/634442195/when-the-u-s-government-tried-to-replace-migrant-farmworkers-with-high-schoolers?utm_source=fark&utm_medium=website&utm_content=link&ICID=ref_fark
Wikipedia contributors, "W. Willard Wirtz" Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W._Willard_Wirtz
The Millennial Source. “Migrant Labor Made America Great — History Behind the US-Mexico Border Crisis.” Medium (August 20, 2019) https://themillennialsource.medium.com/migrant-labor-made-america-great-history-behind-the-us-mexico-border-crisis-1d2160ba8811
Sources for Ep 473 - Toothpicks in America
Main - Book:
Petroski, Henry. The Toothpick: Technology and Culture. Knopf - Doubleday Publishing Group. October 16th 2007
Articles:
Pendle, George. “Strong, ME: The Rise and Fall of the Toothpick Capital Of The World.” Atlas Obscura. (July 27, 2015) https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/strong-me-the-rise-and-fall-of-the-toothpick-capital-of-the-world
Archaeological Institute of America. “Toothpick Use Identified on Neanderthal Tooth from Poland.” Archaeology Magazine (March 18, 2021) https://www.archaeology.org/news/9532-210318-poland-neanderthal-teeth
Newspapers:
Boston Globe June 25, 1886
New York Times Aug 7, 1858
Source for Ep 474 and 475 - Cabeza de Vaca
Book:
Reséndez, Andrés. A Land So Strange: The Epic Journey of Cabeza de Vaca. Basic Books. January 6, 2009
Sources for Ep 476 - The Manure Pile
Article
Batlan, Felice. The Ladies' Health Protective Association: Lay Lawyers and Urban Cause Lawyering, Akron Law Review. (June 2015)
Newspapers
“Doing Away with Causes of Disease.” The New York Times (26 Nov 1884) p 3
“City and Suburban News” The New York Times (30 Nov 1884) p 7
“Looking After Nuisances.” The New York Times (03 Dec 1884) p 5
“Startling Theories as to Odors” The New York Times (23 Dec 1884) p 3
“The Removal of Manure.” New York Tribune (30 Nov 1884) p 10
“Manure as an Aid to Health: The Forty-Seventh Street Heap Highly Recommended.” New York Tribune (23 Dec 1884) p 8
New York Tribune (07 Feb 1885)
“Politics and Health” The New York Times (09 Dec 1884) p 4
“Dangers to Public Health: How the Ladies of Beekman Hill Intend to Fight Them.” The New York Times (17 Dec 1884) p 3
“Fighting Bad Odors.” The New York Times (20 Dec 1884) p 3
“Beekman Hill Ladies Aroused: Determined to Abate the Ill-Smelling Nuisances Along the East River.” New York Tribune (22 Nov 1884) p 10
“Is the Manure Heap a Nuisance?” New York Tribune (20 Dec 1884) p 3
“Livery Stable Men Asking Relief” New York Tribune (20 Dec 1884) p 7
“It is Not the Manure Heap: You Can Always be Sure, when you are Near One, that it’s Something Else you Smell.” The Sun (23 Dec 1884) p 1
“Ladies Enlisted For the War: Going to Extend All Over the City the Campaign Against Nuisances.” The Sun (07 Jan 1885) p 3
Sources for Ep 477 - Otto Wood
Article
McKenzie, Trevor Jackson. “’Robin Hood of the Blue Ridge’: The Life, Legend, and Songs of Otto Wood, The Bandit.” [Master’s Thesis] Appalachian State University Center for Appalachian Studies. (May 2012). https://libres.uncg.edu/ir/asu/f/McKenzie,%20Trevor_2012_Thesis.pdf
Newspapers
“News Items of a Local Nature.” The North Wilkesboro Hustler (North Wilkesboro, North Carolina) (12 Apr 1907) p 3
“A Wilkes Boy on the Chain Gang.” Statesville Record and Landmark (Statesville, North Carolina) (27 Aug 1907) p 3
“Local Items of Interest.” The North Wilkesboro Hustler (North Wilkesboro, North Carolina) (29 Jul 1913) Tue p 1
Wellman, Manly Wade. “Otto Wood Kept Law On The Jump.” News and Observer (Raleigh, North Carolina) (10 Jan 1954) p. IV-1/41
Sources for Ep 478 - Women on River
Article:
Sevigny, Melissa. “The Wild Ones” The Atavist Magazine. (October 2019) https://magazine.atavist.com/the-wild-ones-grand-canyon-colorado-river-first-women/
Newspaper:
United Press. “Canyon Holds Fate of Six.” The Knoxville News-Sentinel (Knoxville, Tennessee) (07 Jul 1938) p 18
Sources for Ep 479 - Harry Decker
Book:
Morris, Peter. Catcher: How the Man Behind the Plate Became an American Folk Hero. (2009).
Newspapers:
“Base Ball News” The Des Moines Register (July 13, 1883) p 3
“Don Juan of Shaven Head.” The Los Angeles Times (Jan 18, 1913) Part II p 1-2