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Ko Po Yung Kwok's certificate of entry was approved because she was coming to the U.S. as a teacher, an occupation exempt from the Chinese Exclusion Law's restrictions; she is pictured with husband, Wai Shing Kwok and son, John

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Title: Ko Po Yung Kwok's certificate of entry was approved because she was coming to the U.S. as a teacher, an occupation exempt from the Chinese Exclusion Law's restrictions; she is pictured with husband, Wai Shing Kwok and son, John
Alternative Title: El Pueblo Monument Photo Collection
Date Created and/or Issued: 1920
Contributing Institution: Los Angeles Public Library
El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Monument
Collection: El Pueblo Monument Photo Collection
Rights Information: This is not a Library Collection, it is hosted for El Pueblo. ; Researchers may view the collection at El Pueblo by appointment only. ; individuals or groups who purchase photographs must obtain use permission from the legal owner of the photograph. ; For further information and appointments contact 213-628-1274 or eptours@lacity.org.
Rights Holder and Contact: City of Los Angeles, El Pueblo Monument
Type: image
Format: Photographic prints
Identifier: 105-C-1066
http://173.196.26.125/cdm/ref/collection/elpueblo/id/4790
Subject: 1920
Ko Po Yung Kwok
Certificate of Entry
Wai Shing Kwok
John Kwok
Chinese Exclusion Law
Chinese American Collection
Source: Dan and Esther Louie

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