Douglas "20" Police Journal Nov. 1925-Oct. 1926
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"I now have here all officials of all tongs which I will give to my big chief to keep. This means no more killings or all tong officials who signed this paper will be deported back to China." All Killings Stop One war has occurred since then between the Hop Sings and Bing Kongs. There have been several killings throughout the Coast but none in San Francisco.
From that day commercial Chinatown went forward in leaps and bounds. The little Oriental quarter has kept abreast of the rest of San Fran-... cisco in its building. Every family society in Chinatown has put up a new building, vacant stores have been rented, new schools and theaters, and even apartment houses have gone up, and a splendid new Chinese hospital. In the last two years the population of Chinatown has increased 3000 and there have been 300 new telephones in- stalled.
Sergeant Manion is the godfather of twelve young Chinese converted to Christianity, includ- ing two of the thirty slave girls he has rescued, and he has been best man at two weddings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I now have here all officials of all tongs which I will give to my big chief to keep. This means no more killings or all tong officials who signed this paper will be deported back to China." All Killings Stop One war has occurred since then between the Hop Sings and Bing Kongs. There have been several killings throughout the Coast but none in San Francisco.
From that day commercial Chinatown went forward in leaps and bounds. The little Oriental quarter has kept abreast of the rest of San Fran-... cisco in its building. Every family society in Chinatown has put up a new building, vacant stores have been rented, new schools and theaters, and even apartment houses have gone up, and a splendid new Chinese hospital. In the last two years the population of Chinatown has increased 3000 and there have been 300 new telephones in- stalled.
Sergeant Manion is the godfather of twelve young Chinese converted to Christianity, includ- ing two of the thirty slave girls he has rescued, and he has been best man at two weddings.
What to read after Douglas "20" Police Journal Nov. 1925-Oct. 1926?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by San Francisco (Calif.). Police Dept to read onlineMoreLess
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