X 314 has had his women in houses of prostitution in Seattle and Philadelphia.
X 460 has had his women in houses in Boston, Philadelphia and New Orleans.
X 461 has had his women in houses in Philadelphia and Boston.
X 439, partner in X 426, Sixth Avenue, a house of prostitution, sent his woman Ida to Tacoma, Washington. For a protracted period she is said to have sent him $100 every week.
INDEX
Amusement Parks, [75].
Business of Prostitution, [112];
Receipts, [126-133].
Cadet, [87].
Call Houses in Tenements, [29].
Census, Tenements, [26].
Chicago Vice Commission, [111].
Cider Stubes in Tenements, [30].
Conditions in 1907, [10].
Concert Halls in Amusement Parks, [75].
Committee of Fourteen, [34].
Correctional Work, [267].
Customers, [13], [108], [111].
Dance Halls, [67], [76].
Davis, Katharine Bement, [163].
District Attorney, [123].
Excursion Boats, [73].
Exploiters, The, [77], etc.
Fifty-cent Houses, [16], etc.
Five and Ten Dollar Houses, [42], etc.
Hotels, Disorderly, [33] etc.; [Appendix XI].
Independent Benevolent Association, [41].
Inmates, Numbers of, [Appendix III].
Investigators’ Reports, [140-142].
Investigation, Period of, [4].
Key, Explanation of, [7].
Law, Tenement House, [24].
Leasing Property, [113].
Lighthouse, [7].
Liquor Licenses, Revocation of, [161];
Sale of in Vice Resorts, [15].
Lookouts, [12].
Madames, [92], etc.
Massage Parlors, [45], etc.
Medical Certificates, [9].
Miscellaneous Places, [59]; [Appendix XIII].
Morals Survey Committee, [111].
One Dollar Houses, [17], etc.
Owners of Houses, etc., [77];
of Property, [114].
Parks, [73].
Parlor Houses, [4], etc.; [Appendix IX].
Pimps, [64], [87].
Places which Cater to Vice, [52]; [Appendix II].
Police Precincts, Reports of Police on, [138-139].
Police Rules and Regulations, [137]; [Appendix VIII].
Police Commissioner, [123].
Prevention Agencies, [253], etc.
Procurers, [85].
Prostitutes, Professional in Manhattan, [100];
personal histories, [101];
birthplaces, [101], [102], [198], [199], [243];
nationality of parents, [200-203];
previous occupations, [102], [103], [112], [231], [247];
reasons for entering life, [103], [225], [241], [249];
salaries in occupations, [105], [106], [210], [234];
age of first sexual offense, [106], [216], [224], [232];
age when entering life, [107], [245];
length of time in business, [108];
earnings from prostitution, [222], [239], [246];
committed to Bedford Reformatory, [163].
Prostitution, the Police and the Law, [137].
Public Parks, [76].
Reformation Work, [258].
Renting Property, [113], [114].
Runners, [12].
Saloons, Disorderly, [53]; [Appendix XII].
Shares, Trading in, [118].
Shipping Women, [85]; [Appendix XIV].
Social Evil in Chicago, Report on, [111].
Special Sessions, [160], [161].
Stars in Parlor Houses, [7].
State Reformatory at Bedford Hill, [163], etc., [267].
Stolen Goods, Buyers of, [97].
Streets, Soliciting, [65]; [Appendix VII].
Street Walkers, Receipts of, [121].
Tenements, Vice Resorts in, [24]; [Appendix V], [Appendix X];
department records, [144].
Trading in Shares, [118].
Venereal Diseases in New York City Hospitals, [134-136];
at Bedford Reformatory, [188], etc.;
other institutions, [240].
Vice Resorts in Parlor Houses, [3];
in Tenements, [24];
Massage Parlors, [45].
Watchboys, [12].
White Slaves, [85].