File:Wong Kim Ark testimony at Wong Yook Thue hearing 1925 page 1.png
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English: First page of testimony by Wong Kim Ark at an immigration hearing for his third son, Wong Yook Thue. |
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| Source | Photocopy of a document at the National Archives and Records Administration, San Bruno, California |
| Author | Richwales |
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