Gulf Coast Storm Threatens Florida and Gulf Cities
Pensacola and surrounding cities brace as a tropical hurricane nears from the south with 60 mile gale force winds. New Orleans and Mobile issue warnings while military stations move equipment to safety and residents prepare amid memories of prior hurricane devastation.
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Burrwood
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Partial list of storm injured in Miami zone
A hurricane sweeping through the Miami zone left a large injury list in Florida. The published roster names many residents from Miami, Miami Beach, and Hollywood among the injured. The storm caused widespread destruction and disrupted relief efforts across the lower East Coast.
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Cities of Magic Built Flor Hike Fairyland
Ernest K. Lindley describes Lower Florida as a booming winter hub with Miami as the focal point. He notes rapid hotel and skyscraper growth, from 1920 population around 29,000 to an likely tenfold by the boom era, and Miami’s self styled “Magic City” skyline rising with fifteen to twenty story structures.
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East Coast
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West Palm Beach
Queen Marie to Visit Here on Private Train Tour
Queen Marie plans an eight week trip to the United States aboard a private train with a 21 member party, visiting New York Philadelphia Washington Chicago and more, accompanied by Princess Ileana and Infanta Beatrice. The voyage is set to depart Bucharest between October 2 and 4 aboard the Leviathan from Cherbourg.
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West Indies hurricane traced from Virgin Islands storm path
The West Indies hurricane first reported near the Virgin Islands on September 14 followed a straight line through the Bahamas to Miami. Weather Bureau warnings extended along Florida’s coast as the storm, moving about 400 miles daily, threatened the Gulf Coast from Pensacola to the Mississippi mouth.
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Nation answers call for help from Gulf hurricane victims
A mass Red Cross relief meeting in Jacksonville raised 35000 dollars for hurricane victims. West Palm Beach lists 40 plus dead in Miami area and inland. Moore Haven and adjacent towns face extensive flooding with reports of up to 100 dead. Relief trains move to Moorehaven and along Lake Okeechobee with doctors, nurses, and supplies.
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Ft. Pierce
Hollywood
A. H. Stewart
Lakeland
Moorehaven
Lake Okeechobee
Everglades
Sebring
Avon Park
Tampa
Orlando
Ralph Devore
Lttle
W. J. Mitchell
Pine
Mitchell
Hurricane slams toward Florida coast and inland path
The Miami area hurricane moves west-northwestward and is expected to pass inland between Pensacola and Burwood late tonight or tomorrow. The Weather Bureau issued a hurricane warning from Appalachicola to Burwood with the center at about 28 north 86 west. The storm is described as very severe and likely to affect the inland region by Monday morning.
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Humorous take planned on Dempsey Tunney boat fight
Famous author of humor will cover the Dempsey Tunney boat fight in his distinctive style for readers of The Commercial Tribune. Look for his zippy comic account in Friday’s issue, September 24.
Casualties in Storm Top 4000 Across Florida
AP tally reports 4000 plus dead or missing from the storm with Miami at 500 dead and 28,000 homeless, Hollywood 250 dead, 1000 injured, Moorehaven Clewiston 140 dead, many drownings, plus fatalities in Miami Beach Ft Lauderdale Hialeah Damia Homestead Coral Gables Hallendale Larkins Ojus and other communities.
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Clewiston
Homestead
Pompano
Hollywood
Hollywood Hotel
Dania
Ojus
Coral Gables
Miami
Miami Beach
Larkins
St. Louis
Johnson City
Tenn
John W Martin
National Guard
Jacksonville
Associated Press
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Tampa
Ft. Pierce
Slocum Ball
Red Cross Committee
Martin
American Red Cross
Miami’ District
Rhoda Louise Priess
Lorena Helen Priess
Leon Priess
Vic Druier
L. P. Pool
Annie Carley
Yearger
R. W. Moore
Moore
Andrew Havelock
Cohy
Pete McAllister
Nettie Kicknan
J. H. Craft
Erry Ferral
Nia
Eter Vighes
Gordon. Brown
Sarah Head
Pean
Electrician
Hollywordon
A Brown
Hialeah
Damia
Hallendale
Navy Sends Marines to Miami Amid Emergency
Navy dispatch reports Capt McNeely sent the Bagaduce with a detachment to Miami carrying food supplies and a medical unit along with medical stores to aid the area under emergency conditions.
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New York World News Service
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Navy Department Tonight
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Classified Admakers at Canal 6300 Sell Your Copy
The copy emphasizes trained admakers at Canal 6300 who can craft complete ads to connect you with the right prospect. It promises effective results and a persuasive tone for any line or article offered.
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