The twin screw oil burning vessel Nancy Lee has arrived in Miami for excursion service. (20 Apr 1926)
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Page: 4, Section: N/A
Author: Miami Maritime
City officials scramble to find (20 Apr 1926)
City officials scramble to find funds to finance the Orr Harbor Development Project. (20 Apr 1926)
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Page: 2, Section: N/A
The 4-masted schooner Irene left (18 Apr 1926)
The 4-masted schooner Irene left Washington 126 days ago with a cargo of lumber bound for Miami. The Alvena left the same port at the same time and made it to Miami in 3 months. The Irene never even made it to the Panama Canal. (18 Apr 1926)
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Page: 2, Section: N/A
The Orr Harbor Development Plan (15 Apr 1926)
The Orr Harbor Development Plan is accepted by the War Department. (15 Apr 1926)
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Page: 1, Section: N/A
While the recent purchaser defaults (14 Apr 1926)
While the recent purchaser defaults on his payments to the government, the county pushes to acquire Chapman Field. (14 Apr 1926)
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Page: 2, Section: N/A
C Deering and J Vogel (13 Apr 1926)
C. Deering and J. Vogel object to the construction of islands east of Chapman Field by Southern Shores Inc. at a War Department hearing. (13 Apr 1926)
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Page: 2, Section: N/A
Historic details and photos of (11 Apr 1926)
Historic details and photos of Matacumbe Key. (11 Apr 1926)
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Page: 37, Section: B
The liner H F Alexander (11 Apr 1926)
The liner H. F. Alexander will return to Pacific waters during the summer. [Photo] (11 Apr 1926)
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Page: 32, Section: B
The yacht Half Moon currently (9 Apr 1926)
The yacht Half Moon, currently used as a cafe and night club at the Flamingo Hotel, was used by Kaiser Wilhelm for 6 years before being captured by the British and sold at auction. Also, the former Wilhelm-owned yacht Nohab is at the city yacht basin. (9 Apr 1926)
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Page: 16, Section: N/A
The steamer City of Palms (7 Apr 1926)
The steamer City of Palms carried passengers and freight from West Palm Beach to Ft. Myers by the inland route. (7 Apr 1926)
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Page: 1, Section: N/A
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