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U. S. Marine Corps Takes Enlistments. Northwest History. Tours, Trade Agreement, Trapping Trees, U. S. Army, Navy and Marines. U. S. Army, Navy and Marines.
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U. S. Marine Corps Takes Enlistments. Northwest History. Tours, Trade Agreement, Trapping Trees, U. S. Army, Navy and Marines. U. S. Army, Navy and Marines.

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U. S. Marine Corps Takes Enlistments.; U. S. MARINE CORPS TAKES ENLISTMENTS PORTLAND, Ore.—Enlistments in the U. S. marine corps are again open to a limited number of young men, according to information received from Lieutenant Colonel Randolph Coyle, U. S. marine corps recruiting officer at Portland, Ore. Applications for immediate enlistment w...
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