won alexander cumyow造句

• Won Alexander Cumyow died on October 6, 1955, in Vancouver.
• On July 24, 1899, several area merchants, including Won Alexander Cumyow, Charley Yip Yen, Chen Cai, and Huang Yushan, established the Vancouver branch of the Chinese Empire Reform Association ( CERA { { # tag : ref | In Chinese : 軴Qe'YnIQ?} 噕 ^ g " B?o Ji?D?Q +
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  ngx?Hu醤gd?Hu?" " Protecting and Saving Great Manchu Guangxu Emperor Association ", or Baohuanghui 軴噕g " B?o Hu醤g Hu?" in short ) Political developments occurred in China around the 1911 Chinese Revolution, and therefore political activity related to China occurred in the Vancouver Chinatown.
• In 1937, following suit with the Benevolent's Association earlier leaders Yip Sang and Won Alexander Cumyow, he was named publicity agent for the association's aid-to-China program during the Second Sino-Japanese War, as his activities had already established him as proficient in'public relations'before the advent of World War II . In 1948, he became the organization's co-chairman, a position he held until 1959 . During this time, the CBA achieved its peak from the influence of his connections outside Chinatown, claimed by one author to have connections to membership in the Liberal Party of Canada, and his " wide acquaintance with mainstream journalists and leaders of other minority groups ".