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Los Angeles Police Chief George K. Home and officers

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A group portrait of Los Angeles police officers standing in front of the Stephen M. White statue, with the L.A. County Courthouse building behind them. At center, in front row is police chief George K. Home, wearing hat that says "Chief." The man second from left, front row, is Alexander W. Murray.
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Date
1919-1920
Call number
photCL_555_05_188
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