Frank Hirata at the front desk of the Clem Hotel
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The Clem Hotel had 130 rooms and mainly serviced members of Spokane's Asian community. Spokane's International District saw declining populations after the 1950s and when the city was preparing for Expo 74 most of the area was demolished to build parking lots. The Clem Hotel survived longer than other buildings in the area but was demolished in January of 1982 to make way for additional downtown parking.
This file appears in: The Unlawful Arrest and Detainment of Frank Hirata: Japanese Hotel Owner Apprehended in Connection to Pearl Harbor
The Unlawful Arrest and Detainment of Frank Hirata: Japanese Hotel Owner Apprehended in Connection to Pearl Harbor
The FBI arrested and detained Frank Hirata, Japanese community leader and owner of the Clem Hotel, in possible connection to 1941 bombing in Hawaii.