Black oil floating on the river is causing major damage to boats. The boatmen are thoroughly aroused. (31 Jul 1922)
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To eliminate sewage washing up on the beach, Miami Beach will discharge sewage into Government Cut only on an outgoing tide. (28 Jul 1922)
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Dredging the turning basin to 18 feet for the new city docks is almost complete. (27 Jul 1922)
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Contrary winds are keeping Nassau schooners windbound in Miami. (26 Jul 1922)
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The Baltimore & Carolina Steamship Company will put a 300-foot passenger ship on line. (26 Jul 1922)
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The Clyde Lines will put two freighters on the Miami – Jacksonville run; the Pawnee and Delaware. (24 Jul 1922)
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A Wilmington boat line wants access to Miami as a port. (24 Jul 1922)
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A special section featuring Miami. Many pictures including an article on the Cape Florida Lighthouse. (22 Jul 1922)
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The floating oil in the river is damaging yachts. (22 Jul 1922)
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The William H. Albury is evidently a floating liquor warehouse. (22 Jul 1922)
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Miami Maritime 