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24-23. Luncheon, Miss Hosang, 1924 March 19 (9 pages; British Columbia)
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24-24. Interview, Herbert Wang, 1924 March 25 (6 pages; British Columbia)
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24-25. Visit, the old men's home, 1924 April 1 (7 pages; British Columbia)
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24-26. Dinner, Louie Houie, President of the Merchants' Association, 1924 April 2 (11 pages; British Columbia)
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24-27. Interview with J. A. Russel, barrister, criminal lawyer for the Chinese, 1924 April 30 (5 pages; British Columbia)
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24-28. Audience, Thomas Moore Whaun, 1924 May 7 (4 pages; British Columbia)
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24-29. Interview with Gershon Lew, the hottest bolshevik in Vancouver, 1924 May (6 pages; British Columbia)
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24-30. A Chinese minister in revolt (2 pages; British Columbia)
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24-31. Tea with Harry Hastings, the half-breed Chinese intellectual of Victoria, 1924 May 26 and 30 (7 pages; British Columbia)
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24-32. Interview with Harry Hastings regarding the school strike and other matters, 1924 May 26 and 30 (8 pages; British Columbia)
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24-33. Interview with Joe Hope, President of the Chinese Canadian Club, Victoria, 1924 May 26 (6 pages; British Columbia)
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24-34. Interview with Cecil Lee, a native son who is married to a Hakkla, 1924 May 26-June 1 (5 pages; British Columbia)
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24-35. Description of Cumberland, supposed to be the only place in the United States or Canada where Chinese and Japanese are mining underground, 1924 June 3 and 4 (12 pages; British Columbia)
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24-36. Interview with Sanji Miyamoto, Hawaiian-born Japanese boy's American adventure, 1924 April 17 (5 pages; Washington)
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24-37. Interview with Koreaki Kimura, a son of a successful Japanese business man, Seattle, 1924 April 22 (3 pages; Washington)
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24-38. Interview with Hideo Robert Tashima, a son of the first Japanese mother in America, Seattle, 1924 April 17 (6 pages; Washington)
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24-39. Interview with Takanaga Hirai, a Hawaiian Japanese immigrant, Seattle, 1924 March 21 (7 pages; Washington)
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24-40. Interview with Masao Nishio, a Japanese school boy, 1924 April 22 (4 pages; Washington)
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24-41. Interview with Tatsuji Suga, a visiting student, Seattle, 1924 April 22 (2 pages; Washington)
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24-42. Murder case - British Columbia (17 pages; British Columbia)
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