Fort Shafter Troops Venture to Hawaii Volcano and Return
Two companies of doughboys from Fort Shafter journeyed from Honolulu to the Crater of Kilauea and back, camping on Maui. They endured a twenty hour voyage, enjoyed hospitality near Mountain View, and marveled at the lava fields and volcanic scenery, marking a memorable military outing in late summer.
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Honolulu
Crater
Kilauea
Hawaii
Mid- Pacific
Madame Pole
Maui
Fort Bhafter
Hilo
Oaku
Ancoenm
Hoh
Chapman
McCleery
Tnd Lienant
Fred F. Palmer
EK. Johnston
Soldiers Embark For Hawaii at Hilo Camp Cruise
About 115 men boarded a treet car for the sail to Hawaii from Hilo. The voyage began with a cheerful departure as the Maul cleared the bay amid welcome by officers and locals. Soldiers pitched fern bunks, prepared camp near Rainbow Valley, and planned trips to the volcanic crater while provisions arrived by truck. Night brought lava views and a rare sense of camp life, with men enjoying freedom, games, and quiet fatigue after a day of travel.
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Oahu
Hite
Daniel
Volcano
Mountain View
Howe
Eoon
Oobu
Aldlar
Ferns
Volantia
Jos
Tins
Pete
Rani
Welcome Home Tour Through Camp And Mountain View
Soldiers travel from camp to Mountain View amid rain and cold to a reception at a schoolhouse decorated with flags. They share meals, songs, and social time as locals cheer their return and celebrate with a pork feast, a triumphal mood, and a posed march past.
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Mountain View
Mountain
Glenwoot
Clenwood Station
Glen
Wood
No More Great Wars Says Edison Amid War Doubts
A garbled article discusses Thomas A. Edison urging an end to great wars as too costly, with fragmented mentions of leaders, Europe, and war debates. It references public figures like Andrew Carnegie and notes a historical context of antiwar sentiment and military loans.
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Thomas A. Edison
Fragmented naval morale tale from a stormy night aboard the Maul
Disorder and confusion fill a dim shiproom as recruits and crew endure a flooded space. The captain cannot calm the crowd while music and rations mix with strange murmurs. A distant event near Hondul hints at a larger mission and the acts of officers and enlisted men.
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Henelik
Hondul
Evehine
Iim
Hikers Recall Fort Hester Trek and Farewell Return
Vague reminiscences describe a group of hikers and officers who journeyed toward a final stretch near Fort Hester. The narrative mentions a patriotic spirit, a welcome at the fort, and gratitude expressed by participants and bystanders for support received during their warded trek.
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Fort Hatter
Fort Hem
Mowall
Teage
Manny
Septem
Hawaii
Army unveils airplane destroyer weapon at Sandy Hook
Washington dateline Sept 1 Army branch of the Arvin Neves IC says it has a 10-12 kg air-jet charged device that can render aeroplanes harmless. Tests at Sandy Hook last week used five projectiles designed to explode lower contacts and throw projectiles for a blast radius of about 100 feet.
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C. S. Albert
Spretil
Washington, C
Army
Arvin Neves IC
Randy Hook
Navy
Horiontal
Projectilon
Bandy Hook
Utah
Unclear fragmentary OCR hints at political and local events
Fragmented text shows mentions of votes, places, people, and dates but key details are unreadable. The readable bits suggest a local political context with references to names like Wales, Denham, and Rama, but specifics and outcomes are not recoverable from the garbled source.
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Fort Shafter Boys
National Guard
Rainbow Valin
Mayall
Lie Ant Dlere
Ube Amehio
Evler
Volcano Home
Cat
Varkous
Pele
Folliers
Porky
Andrew Carnedle
Pertoetty Remitenratele
Anmeneiey PH
Wombah
Tee Mintil
Iedhowt
Emmy Civkareat
Phretton
Orton Sp
Lemay
Europe
Ronne Kaleon
Chambers
Beway
Lown
Grost
Thule
Lena Tim
Chariton
Mountain _View
Glenwood
Will
Wales
Mobel Ibaerbate Smnd
Biter
Tiina
Romerd
Pepeadrat
Rama
Denham
Enon
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