Rex v. Fred Yoshy (Yoshi)

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Rex v. Fred Yoshy (Yoshi)

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Title Proper F0 GR0419 BOX 383 FILE 112
Date(s) of material from this resource digitized 1931
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Copy of depositions and Crown Brief. Rex v. Fred Yoshy (Yoshi). Charged with conspiring with Kunizo Mochizuki, Jinno, and Maruyama of Yokohama, Japan in assisting illegal entries into Canada. Yoshy was an interpreter for the Department of Immigration of Canada. Witnesses called include E. Suzuki, Katsuzi Suzuki, Genhsichi Mayeda, and T.I. Nigawa.
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Rex v. Fred Yoshy (Yoshi)
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