Hospital Corps Busy In Sham Battle On Oahu
A December 81 mock war on Oahu pitted a Marine battalion from Camp Cowles Pearl Harbor against a National Guard combat unit near Moanalua. Heat hindered Marine Captain Campbell and Lieutenant Corkey faced the guard. Marine hospital detachment aided a disabled officer. National Guard officers and Captain W H Johnson direct the action as a crowd of officers watches.
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Pacific Fiver
Camp Cowles
Pearl Harbor
Moanalua
Honoluli
Nas Tional Guard
Oahu
Maryland
Company of Marines
Cau
Colin Johnen
Mastor Rose
Moor
Ones
Far Baxtery notes imitate Republic currency in new Chinese issue
A Bay area report details currency notes circulated by Far Baxtery countries through Parker RN Reid and via Hioneluli. The notes resemble U S paper money but vary in color, bearing a white star on blue, and promise to pay ten dollars gold on Republic formation. Signed by a Treasurer, they lack clear issue dates.
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Parker
RN Reid
United States
Sute
Sune
Kisue
TAO
Taft Keeps Busy in Politics Through Holiday Season
Washington reports that President Taft continues active political maneuvers after the holidays. Delegations for the Republican National convention and support from New York and New Jersey are being arranged, with Taft supporters pushing for another term and opponents debating funding cuts to restrain campaign activity.
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Taft
S. Albert
Washington
Peonident
Han Thud Fay
Inelplont
Otto Barnard
New York
Benatur
John Kean
New, Jersey
Ag Suesti
New Jersey
Beth Ha Jward
Keay Lad
Weesa
Bach
Taok
Mr. Hinnard
Hana
Detdin Chicwgo
Mc Hannan
Joray Hox
Withholdig
Tari Howe
Consultath
Ate Bay
Exec
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Remington R
Remington Red
Remington Typewriter Company
Hawaii
Hospital Corps
Sham Battle
Bulletin Engraving
Huntletin Bajeraying
Mookhotr
Anjeuet Ler
Tate
Schnefer & Co
Tata
VA Schaefer
Hemc von Hott
Arie
Wo Waldron
Yoony Af
Doditeseins
MM. von Holt
Eerth Ath OW. Waldron
Pioneer Milk
Mingto
Nicelle
Nice
France
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