The tug William Mills and barges, en route to salvage the 1400 tons of railroad steel on the wrecked Mount Hamilton, are weather bound at Georgetown, S.C. (28 Oct 1921)
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Salvage investigators return from the Thames wreck. (28 Oct 1921)
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The auxiliary yacht Kona is found wrecked on the St. Johns River jetties, Jacksonville. The crew members are dead or missing. (28 Oct 1921)
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Hurricane damage across the middle of the state reaches 5 million dollars. (27 Oct 1921)
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The oil tanker F. E. Asche is aground on Mantanilla [Matanilla] Shoals, Bahamas. The USCG cutter Tallapoosa found the steamship Frederick Luckenbach adrift and listing 54 miles from Tampa. The crew of the schooner Cerrito reached Pinar del Rio after abandoning their vessel off the sands of San Luis. (27 Oct 1921)
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Underwriters attempt to survey the Thames for salvage. (27 Oct 1921)
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The steamer Cerea rescues the crew off the American schooner Sehome at 24.44 degrees north and 83.40 degrees west. (26 Oct 1921)
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All communications to Tampa and St. Petersburg are out. (26 Oct 1921)
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The Thames, in commission since 1898, sank in 30 feet of water and lost 300 tons of freight. (26 Oct 1921)
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A special section on Miami development. Plats, photos and building accomplishments. (25 Oct 1921)
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