Archeologists work on a 1000 year old Tekesta Indian site in North Miami Beach. (10 Nov 1935)
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Page: 7, Section: B
Archeologists work on a 1000 year old Tekesta Indian site in North Miami Beach. (10 Nov 1935)
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Page: 7, Section: B
The freighter Elizabeth, loaded with 4,800 tons of phosphate rock, is aground 500 yards off the Roney Plaza Hotel, Miami Beach. Her hull is cracked through hold No. 4. [Photos on page 7A.] (7 Nov 1935)
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The 247-foot yacht Chalena and 188-foot yacht Arcadia are smashed against the County Causeway. (5 Nov 1935)
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The hurricane passes over Miami producing a barometeric low of 28.73 inches. A freighter is in distress off Miami Beach and yachts are scattered across the bay. Almost every dock in Miami is demolished. Hialeah is hit hard. [Photos starting on page 10.] (5 Nov 1935)
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The hurricane moves southwest into the Bahamas. (4 Nov 1935)
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An erratic hurricane is centered 300 miles east of Jacksonville. (3 Nov 1935)
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Daily port report: Motor vessels Sir Charles Orr, Pilot No. 1 and Ena K. Steamships Lexington, Cananova, Frances, Florida, Edith, Shawnee, Dorchester, Vinstra, Helen, Major Wheeler, Elizabeth, York and Ozark. (29 Oct 1935)
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Page: 5, Section: N/A
Ten counties urge dividing Florida into two states. (29 Oct 1935)
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The War and Interior Departments dispute over the cross-state canal. (16 Oct 1935)
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The officers of the Dixie are absolved of negligence. (11 Oct 1935)
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