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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1921
Page
9
The article profiles M. T. Liang and Dr. Tyau, Chinese delegation leaders in Washington, noting Liang's rise to foreign minister and Tyau as North China tennis champion. It adds Tyau's role in cabinet briefings and recent appointment as Chinese minister to Cuba.
Tons of Christmas gifts for China, Japan, and the Philippines are in about 8,000 bags of mail aboard the Admiral line steamer Silver State, leaving Seattle Saturday on its third transpacific voyage. Postage on this mail totals about $75,000. The Silver State is due in Manila December 22 and Rangoon December 14.
The High School Press Association will gather from across the state for its second annual conference on December 10 at Broadway High School. H. R. Fulton, executive secretary, plans the program with talks by Dr. M. L. Spencer and Professor Fred W. Kennedy of the University of Washington, and George De Vil.
W J O Connor named mayor candidate by four to one caucus vote. Katherine Jackson selected for treasurer and J D Stickley and J Hoynton nominated for the council.
Bie and Hugenet Parmeter of Lewis and Clarke High School will preside. Parmeter serves as president of the High School Prem association.
Hatchero Ohnick a 72 year old banker from Nikko Japan died Monday at his Long Beach home after 66 years in commerce. He helped organize the Oriental American and Specie banks of Beattie and retired in 1912 due to ill health. He is survived by his widow two sons and two daughters.
Retail dealers reported an average price of about 55 cents per pound for hens ahead of Thanksgiving. Early Wednesday the market for turkeys was nearly bare, but a late influx arrived, allowing dealers who stocked up to meet demand.
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