New Britain herald., 1915-05-25
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IS Threatens ts Ex- ld Broadway Life.

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 oi<k. May 25.-When Bonnie
 id with jealousy Of nineteen
 Nugenia Kelly. telephoned
 mother begging ner to force
 to sbreeak off her intimacy
 Davis. she fired a shot that
 Gu tangodom and cabaret land
 fcs1ndationN, sent notorious
 to& tha Tenderloin scurrying to
 d started inquiries that in all
 &tT will lead to state and
 ErAnd jl1ry Investigations and
 lennping of the lid on Broad
 gre also reasons>for believing
 will be the credit for start
 6Snent to clean up dives run
 zi4e of so-called' better class
 Is, which promises to be
 Etfve than anytn1ng since the
 <&ys. In this movement
 judges ana leaders in
 1ns have stgnifed their in
 M tnarfng part.
 nuua1a RosenfllaI Case.
 che standpoint of Broadway
 x case has now assumed an
 sqs equal to that Of the Rosen-
 Tho murder Of the gamb bier
 11d on, Gradually 1t has
 xd particuIarly in the matter
 34Sd tango parlors, tearoons,
 and revues. until now
 III the night life of New keclare the city was never so certain forms of vice as it now
 there have been only hints of 6ns been uncovered by the 1T ex-Assistant District Attor- thn F. Mcintyre, counsel for e11y. and Val osFarrell, the ' Central Office man, whose Thread the underworld. But 8 n of their discoveries can now Rich Girls SlAyers' Prey.
 Fl estabIfsh that in the tango |9 and cabarets, there is a we'll d swhite slave" traffic in girls eume Of the best homes in Forks tllat gangs of men and q, working together and with 6sfstance of some persons Of lily gOod repute, make a prac- 3f ensnar4ng wealthy girls, or who will be wealthy when they of age, and pluck them of their 9. Young married women, care- | fndiscreet. give these gangs chance to levy the trade of mail. was many years in the District aey's of1ice," declared MT. Mo- } yesterday, s'but I never in all fe ran into a case like this. I never run afoul of such a dis able crowd of parasites. It is sfous how these creatures man. } fasten upon wealthy girls and ge to bilk their estates" ]"
 nss moved rapidly in the Kelly yesterday. In the morning 'relI's men served half a score of 'enas, and developed that as more persons of importance are ng. In the afternoon Miss Kelly 5 by Mcintyre to return to her ], declared she would stick to Al ,, the married dancer, and 8 rep tative of the district attorneys 8 told Magistrate House that MT. lns was keenly interested in de- 'ments that may flow from the and strenuously objected to a ,onment of two. weeks asked by presentative of Frank l.. Crock |ounsel for Miss Kelly, on the nd that Crocker Is i'll with what pposed to be typhoid fever.
 Miss Kelly Arrives.
 Iistrate House denied the reuaes, ordered that the. hearing pro- at ? o'clock this afternoon, with 1ithout MT. Crocker's presence IT.. Crocker's office later in the It was said he might be in court le adjourned hearing was sched- to begin in the: Yorlville court re Magistrate, House. at 2 o'clock srday afternoon. Long before tha' , there was a crowd about the ance waiting for a sight of ths rs in the now famous case. The ances were damned and the stairs with difficulty kept clear. IT. coHrtroom itself admission wa. rved for witnesses and principal. ases on the calendar.
 Stays in Rear of Room.
 Iortly before 2 o'clock Mrs. Kelly fly showing the effects of tn, n under which she is laborins ted with MT. Mcintyre and took < ln the rear of the room. Sh severely tailored black an, es costume and small hat. s 'on afterward Mrs. Ralph Fl mas, wearing a gray gown and II toque, arrived, and. noddin ny to her mother, took a seat a far end of the room. where sh sure to be out of range of t..1 spaper artists and away from tn 'rterss Recentlyquite recently fact-she has developed a pathy to publicity.
 ie was no more than seated Whe ell outside indicated that Mis y, the defendant in the case, Ina we'd. She came in a hired auto He with William Dederick, repre- ing the law firm of Crocker