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The Graphic, England, January 25, 1930
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Judge, March 17, 1928
(Drawn by a 24 year old Dr Seuss)
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Boston Post, Massachusetts, July 27, 1921
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The San Bernardino County Sun, California, June 1, 1929
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The San Bernardino County Sun, California, December 1, 1929
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The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, New York, November 20, 1925
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Oakland Tribune, California, October 28, 1928
Special drug den door, including slots for money and slots for sold drugs
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The Washington Times, Washington DC, August 20, 1922
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Revolver hidden in book, Vancouver, 1922
Oakland Tribune, California, December 6, 1931
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Santa Cruz Evening News, September 18, 1929
Soft drink fountains where the business is conducted behind two locked doors, with slot holes for viewing prospective customers, serve something besides soft drinks.
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A race car driver at the Culver City Speedway looks thrilled to receive a garter from a leggy chorus girl. The woman was there to promote the Music Box Theatre (now the Fonda Theatre) at 6126 Hollywood Blvd. The Music Box offered Ziegfeld like live entertainment…and a speakeasy on the top floor. Los Angeles, 1927.
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The Buffalo Cafe, a speakeasy at 1322 South Main Street, Los Angeles, 1929