This practice was outlawed in a bill supported by Andrew Furuseth and Robert La Follette, Sr. "Crimps" engaging in this activity rarely victimized Native Americans because they did not want trouble with the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Tunnels for keeping people for this practice were found under Portland, Oregon. Both main party bosses in 1880s San Francisco supported this p
This practice was outlawed in a bill supported by Andrew Furuseth and Robert La Follette, Sr. "Crimps" engaging in this activity rarely victimized Native Americans because they did not want trouble with the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Tunnels for keeping people for this practice were found under Portland, Oregon. Both main party bosses in 1880s San Francisco supported this practice, even after the 1872 Shipping Commissioner's Act attempted to stop it. For 10 points, name this practice of tricking, beating, or otherwise forcing men into involuntary servitude on ships, named after the Far East port to which many of those ships allegedly headed.
This practice was outlawed in a bill supported by Andrew Furuseth and Robert La Follette, Sr
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