Japanese Ambassador Sails Home from Seattle
Dr. Almaro Sato Japanese ambassador to the United States sailed from Seattle this morning as a passenger aboard the Fushima Maru. He was recalled to Tokyo for an unspecified reason and had been the guest of honor at a banquet by the Japanese Commercial Club. He visited shipyards, praising the pace of shipbuilding.
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Editors Survive Banquet and Boulevard Dash
Newspaper editors from the state attended a wartime banquet at the University of Washington and a boulevard tour arranged by Seattle auto dealers. The event featured Hoover era toasts and a talk on print shop management by Fred W. Kennedy, with censorship rules noted for enlisted correspondents.
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Elks Post Bail to Free Gordon in Riot Arrest
Elks lodge members post 1000 dollar bail to secure the release of G Marle Gordon from the city jail. Gordon and J Fred Drake faced riot charges linked to destruction of the H C Pigott press. Drake remains in custody as eleven lodge members signed Gordon’s bond.
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Seek prettiest girl in U S for poster drive
Washington officials behind the soldiers insurance plan seek the prettiest girl in the United States and her residence. Her photograph will adorn a poster urging a drive for soldiers and sailors insurance before February 12.
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Portland Orders Tight Guard on Shipyards and Docks
Mayor George L. Maker issues order for immediate and utmost protection of all ship yards plants wharves and docks in Portland Oregon All police reserves ordered out to duties to secure the waterfront amid rising security concerns.
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Four hundred Western Washington boys to form Olders Youth Conference
About 400 boys aged 16 to 20 from Western Washington will meet in Everett for a three day Older Youth Conference organized by the state Y M C A Western Washington Sunday School association Hoy Beauty and the public service reserve. Seattle delegates will join efforts to promote patriotic service with programs including a Gov Lister address and a stunt night and banquet.
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University of California Y. M. C. A
Ultimatum Sent From Petrograd to Rumania Amid War Tensions
Petrograd reports the Ninth Army committee issued a two hour ultimatum to the Romanian government seeking free passage for Persian troops through Janey. No response had arrived as the 12 hour ultimatum to Romania by the Susian government threatened war over the detention of Russian officers and Austrian visitors near the battle lines.
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Coal Order Shocks Chicago Poor Workers
In Chicago, the coal order halts factory output hitting thousands of poor workers. Many reported no work despite showing receipts yesterday, leading to hunger cold and sickness as they seek aid from charities.
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Deteriorating boards on King Street pose traffic peril
Residents report to the police that loose boards along King Street between Fifth Avenue and Maynard Avenue create hazards for passing vehicles and pedestrians, prompting action requests.
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Florence Upstairs Store Ad Promises Postwar Savings
During a wartime to postwar shift the advertisement predicts new history and tighter profits while urging readers to expect lower costs with spring clothing. The note touts discounts on suits coats dresses and waists at the Florence Upstairs Store located at Second and Union.
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Seattle Chamber Chief Urges Puget Sound War Material Output
President Albert J. Rhodes of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club sent telegrams to Washington officials outlining Seattle’s coal abundance and rail freedom to boost war material production. He urged use of local shipyards and factories to load cargo for Europe and suggested expanding woodworking and machine shops and foundries in Puget Sound.
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