A student aviator dies in a seaplane crash in the bay just off James Deering’s place. (10 Jul 1918)
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The federal government may assume (10 Jul 1918)
The federal government may assume control of the east coast canal. (10 Jul 1918)
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War caused shortage of steel (6 Jul 1918)
War caused shortage of steel delays causeway construction. (6 Jul 1918)
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The garbage disposal problem continues (28 Jun 1918)
The garbage disposal problem continues. (28 Jun 1918)
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Causeway construction continues (26 Jun 1918)
Causeway construction continues. (26 Jun 1918)
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City councilmen talk over possible (25 Jun 1918)
City councilmen talk over possible disposal solutions as garbage piles up. (25 Jun 1918)
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Captain Neustidt commander of the (22 Jun 1918)
Captain Neustidt, commander of the successful U-151, was a carpenter in Miami. (22 Jun 1918)
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The 2-masted schooner John G (21 Jun 1918)
The 2-masted schooner John G. Crosland, the largest boat built south of Jacksonville, is launched by the Miami Fish Company in the Miami River. (21 Jun 1918)
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Despite shortages of oil and (21 Jun 1918)
Despite shortages of oil and skilled men the drainage dredging continues at a fast pace. (21 Jun 1918)
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The yacht Kemah tows a (11 Jun 1918)
The yacht Kemah tows a downed Dinner Key seaplane in from 35 miles offshore. (11 Jun 1918)
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