The Supreme Court denies the petition of the government for the right to prevent Western Union from landing the Barbados cable in Miami. (26 Feb 1921)
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Someone hauled the 60-foot cabin cruiser Badger from her mooring at Coconut Grove and set her afire in the bay. (25 Feb 1921)
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The City of Miami will stay on the Miami – Havana run throughout the year. (25 Feb 1921)
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The president of Western Union, Newcombe Carlton, believes the Barbados cable will be landed in Miami. (23 Feb 1921)
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Dade and Monroe County meet to plan surveys for the highway across the Keys. (23 Feb 1921)
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Cigarette, Gar Jr. II and Shadow V are racing to Key West. (19 Feb 1921)
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The 85-foot yacht Bella arrives for the season. (18 Feb 1921)
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The British tanker Delmira burns with her cargo of 26,000 barrels of crude oil off Sand Key. The ship is being towed to Key West. (18 Feb 1921)
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City engineer Robert Davidson has laid the line for the boundary between Miami and Miami Beach. (17 Feb 1921)
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Miss Miami will be shipped back to Detroit for further development on its experimental Allison engine. (16 Feb 1921)
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