Commercialized Prostitution in New York CityKneeland, George J. (George Jackson)
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Commercialized Prostitution in New York City
Kneeland, George J. (George Jackson)
Prostitution -- New York (State) -- New York
Mean 23.5 || Mean 17.5 || Mean 18.5
No. of cases 647 || No. of cases 300 || No. of cases 269
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TABLE XV
BEDFORD CASES
DISTRIBUTION OF AMERICAN BORN
{ White 341
[312]City born { 404 82.48%
{ Colored 63
{ White 63
Country born { 85 17.47%
{ Colored 22
Unknown 2 0.05%
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TOTAL 491
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TABLE XVI
BEDFORD CASES
REASONS FOR COMING TO NEW YORK, OF THOSE BORN OUTSIDE NEW YORK CITY
Ran away to escape home conditions 11
To live with family 78
To obtain work or easier work 26
To practice prostitution 9
To see New York 10
With lover 1
Unknown 4
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TOTAL 139
TABLE XVII
BEDFORD CASES
PROSTITUTION: PRACTICED CONTINUOUSLY OR INTERRUPTEDLY
Continuously 166 59.50%
{ Married 19
{ Living with parents 4
Not continuously { Stealing 3
{ Working 32 58 20.79%
No statistics 55 19.71%
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TOTAL NUMBER OF CASES CONSIDERED 279
TABLE XVIII
BEDFORD CASES
TRADES COMBINED WITH PROSTITUTION
_Trade_ _No. of Cases_ _Per cent._
Demonstrator 1
Clerk in department store 4
Domestic 22
Factory operative 17
Laundry employees 4
Manicure 1
Office work 2
Sewing 2
Theatrical work 6
Waitress 8
Stealing 6
Received money from husband 2
Prostitution only 204 73.11
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TOTAL 279
TABLE XIX
BEDFORD CASES
WEEKLY EARNINGS FROM PROSTITUTION
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