The Tong Demands A Deadly Choice In Chinatown
Wo Lee trembles as a Chinese Tongster orders him to kill his friend Ah Ty to prove enemy removal. The heavy set Tong leader warns of the penalty for disobedience while Wo Lee contemplates an impossible duty and the fate of Chinatown hangs on the outcome.
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Bastier
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Co Lee
Ahby
Alaut
Chinatown
Tong
Ah Ty
The Holocaust By Walt Gregg
Wo Lee, a Chinese underworld figure, plots a risky plan to fake the murder of his ally Ah Ty in San Francisco Chinatown. He navigates opium dens, secret passages, and a drug shop to stage a death for Tai-Ping revenge, then prepares a room to convincingly imitate a murder scene before leaving for Los Angeles implications.
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Furthe
Abbby
Wo Lee
San Francisco
Alex
Deenath
Los Angeles
Tai-Ping
Ah Ty
Flames and Death in Chinatown Morgue Scheme
In a dim Chinatown setting, Wo Lee poisons and burns a Chinese man in Ah Ty's house after orchestrating a grisly ruse. The killer dreads pursuit as fire consumes the scene, leaving police to suspect self-inflicted death rather than murder.
Baruch Hall wedding ends in necklace theft and detective reveal
Leah Goldberg and Isador Levi marry at Baruch Hall with a lavish feast. A diamond necklace valued around $4,500 to $7,000 disappears during the celebration, prompting detective Ignatz Einstein to uncover Levi as the would-be borrower who hid the jewel in his waistcoat. Einstein advises returning the necklace and reframing the dispute as a loan repaid by the bride.
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Helr Fuss
Leah Goldbere
Findlr
Isador Levi
Schatchen
Moses Goldberg
Lazarus
Isador Seyi
Steinfeldt Storm
Isador
Baruch Hall
Levi
Goldberg
Leah Goldberg
Emanuel Freund
Rheinheimer
Mr. Goldberg
Mrs. Goldberg
Rhheinheimer
Herren
Damon
Ignatz Einstein
Rachmil Pippick
Cincinnati
Mr. Lavi
Brueder Leben
Brueder le— Ben
Dem Rosenfeld
Moshe Saltpeter
Ignatz Fluegelman
Chocems Club
Sholem Levinski
Banguet Hall
Mr. Einstein
Iike
Anked Ignats
Toner
Isador Lavi
Syer
Leri
Mr. Levi
Mn Einstein
Einstein
Tim
Ignate Einstein
The Selection of Tins and a Buyer’s Ruse
A man courts possible value in a box of items, discarding some rejects, then follows orders to inspect a different box and place items for purchase. The fragment suggests a selection scenario involving care, misplacement, and a tie-buying setup.
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