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    Technical Sergeant Ruby Tape

    Technical Sergeant Ruby Tape of the Women’s Army Corps, World War II.

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    Ruby and Her Mom, Woo Que

    Ruby and her mother, Woo Que, in Marysville, California, circa 1931.

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    Ruby hunting

    Ruby and her quarry at the family lodge.

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    Frank Hunting

    Frank with his hunting dogs. Both he and Ruby hunted game at the family’s lodge near Ukiah, California during the 1920s.

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    Frank and Ruby Hunting with Joseph and Mary

    Frank (left), Mary, Joseph, and Ruby (right) pose after a day of hunting in the country, circa 1925.

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    Frank Tape and Ruby Kim

    Frank Tape poses with Ruby Kim. The two were married in 1921.

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    Ruby Tape

    Portrait of Ruby Tape, circa 1922.

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    Immigration Station, Angel Island, California

    Immigration station on Angel Island in the San Francisco Bay, circa 1915.

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    “Jury Finds Tape Took No Bribes”

    Three months after the murder of Lum Kong, Frank Tape is found “not guilty” of accepting bribes.

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    “Chinese Witness Is Victim of Murderer”

    The Oakland Tribune announces Lum Kong’s tragic passing. Kong died from wounds inflicted during the shooting.

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