Salt Lake Tribune | 1914-02-26 | Page 7 | [Illegible] Who Brought Charges Married

pi BROUGHT UKES MARRIED tgr Whitney, California Millionaire, Arrested for PAlIeged White Slavery. B&ernatlonal News Service. I millionaire and member of one nrnla'a most prominent families, 2rvesl"lBy Indlcled by the fed-rti fed-rti lurv on whli': slavery enargs iV Miss Grnevicvc I In nan of ric was brought here today ami inveA on 110.000 ball furnished Mailman, a banker, and Dwlglit us? to stand for a shakedown," answer Whitney save to every askwl for' a photo of Miss liana n, laughed and said: h080 were burned up lone apo." was arrested early today inlted States Deputy Marshal Burnliam had been sent post-nocklln post-nocklln following the return of tment aealnat Whitney Indictment was based on the Miss Hanan, a woman of atrlk-utv atrlk-utv who charpcK that Whitney r'from Now York and traveled r all ovcr 1,10 col,ntr' after hav-nlseil hav-nlseil to marry her. Miss Hanan after the Indictment was re-uia re-uia la said to bo on her way to leans. iNGEIiES, Cal , Feb. 25.Gene-anan. 25.Gene-anan. the voung woman Involved white slavery charge against J. Whitney In San Francisco, was hero February 2 to Arthur M. member of an El Paso family, ddlng ceremony was performed t after Harris had awakened R. count v nmrrlagc license clerk. m duty'as a witness. , ave bis age as 21. and Miss said she was 22. Sparks said Id him they had known one an-.vcral an-.vcral weeks