Bulkhead lines are approved for the Miami River. (17 May 1918)
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Page: 14, Section: N/A
Tag: May 1918
J Lummus Miami Beach councilman (17 May 1918)
J. Lummus, Miami Beach councilman, suggests the neglected city of Miami park on Miami Beach should be deeded over to Miami Beach. Miami councilman Highleyman agrees. (17 May 1918)
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Page: 14, Section: N/A
Many schooners barges and tugs (15 May 1918)
Many schooners, barges and tugs increase the war-slowed activity at the municipal pier. (15 May 1918)
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Page: 1, Section: N/A
A city committee will go (10 May 1918)
A city committee will go to Washington to urge the necessity of a 25-foot deep channel. (10 May 1918)
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Page: 3, Section: N/A
The government rejects the project (3 May 1918)
The government rejects the project to deepen the Miami channel from 18 to 25 feet. (3 May 1918)
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The ironwork of the old (2 May 1918)
The ironwork of the old river bridges is piled on a scow moored near the Avenue D bridge. (2 May 1918)
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D A Dorsey buys two-thirds (1 May 1918)
D. A. Dorsey buys two-thirds of the island lying between Norris Cut and the Government channel to build a colored resort. (1 May 1918)
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