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Philadelphia Politics--Evaluation of Lombard to South Streets 11th & 12th

James "Buddy" Johnson was a notorious criminal with a wife he never saw and a girlfriend with whom he lived (except when in hiding or jail), lurking around the vice-ridden sections of Philadelphia. Buddy's name appears throughout documents in the J. Hampton Moore collection.

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Collection:J. Hampton Moore papers (#1541)
Date:1917
Dimensions:13.28 x 8 cm
Box Number:Box 219
Folder Number:Folder 1
Format: Electronic
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Photographs
Legal
Copyright:Please contact Historical Society of Pennsylvania Rights and Reproductions (rnr@hsp.org)
Online Access:https://digitallibrary.hsp.org/index.php/Detail/objects/13039
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title Philadelphia Politics--Evaluation of Lombard to South Streets 11th & 12th
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Legal
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description James "Buddy" Johnson was a notorious criminal with a wife he never saw and a girlfriend with whom he lived (except when in hiding or jail), lurking around the vice-ridden sections of Philadelphia. Buddy's name appears throughout documents in the J. Hampton Moore collection.
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