Destructive Floods Ravage Western North Carolina
Severe floods across North Carolina and nearby states caused at least 13 deaths and widespread destruction. Bridges collapsed, mills flooded, and hundreds were left homeless as the Catawba and Yadkin rivers surged, crippling rail traffic and powering plants. Thousands of cotton bales and mill losses reported along the Swannanoa Broad and French Broad basins. Rescue efforts ongoing, with towns from Asheville to Charlotte recounting dramatic rescues and widespread damage.
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Blue Ridge
Swannanoah
Yadkin
Seaboard
Lookout Shoals
Statesville
Mt. Holly
Catawba Station
Rock Hill
Great Falls
Southern Railway
Monroe
Columbia
Catawba
van Wyck
Atlanta
Charlotte Observer
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
South Atlantic
Charlotte
Southern
Belmont
Piedmont & Northern Interurban
Seaboard Air Line
Mount Holly
Moresville
Stateeville
Asheville
Monbo
West Monbo
East Monbo
Liledoun
Alxpaugh
Southern Power Company
Blacksburg
8. C
Spartanburg
Winston-Salem
Rondo
North Wilkesboro
Connagha
Yad~kin
Elkin
Jonesville
French Broad
Biltmore
J. C. Line
Nellie Lipe
Leo Mulholland
Lipe
Glenn Rock
Lake Toxoway
Brevard
Hendersonville
Henderson County
Hendersonville Light & Power Co
Saluna Mountain
Swannanoa
D. C
West Virginia
Pishing Creek
Rocky Creek
Chester
Lancaster
Caroll
Kiltmore
Alexander County
Marshall
Ednaville Township
Radford
Alexander
Union Meeting First Service At Tent Tonight
Union meeting announces the first service at 8 o clock in the tent not at the Methodist church. Daily services follow at 4 pm and 8 pm.
Flood Devastation Hits Multiple North Carolina Areas
Destroyed dams and washed away bridges report widespread damage across Marshall, Jonesville, Hendersonville, Lexington, Cleveland county, and counties near Shelby including crops lost, mills damaged, and several highway and railway bridges collapsed. Southern Railway and Seaboard lines suffer multiple bridge losses near Mount Holly Rock Hill Statesville Belmont and Catawba Junction.
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Marshall
Jonesville
Hendersonville
Henderson
Lexington
Cleveland County
Shelby
Mecklenburg
Statesville
Mooresville
Southern Railway
Mount Holly
Rock Hill
Staterville
Belmont
Seaboard Oir Line
Mt. Holly
Piedmont & Northern Electric Line
Seaboard
Catawba Junction
Two Colored Men Heroes of Catawba Rescue
Two Black men saved six white men during the Catawba flood in a small boat braving dashed currents and debris. Their selfless courage is praised as unmatched heroism with the community lining riverbanks to witness the daring rescue and a hat collection later raised for gratitude. The article also notes crop damage from the storm, with estimates around twenty percent for corn and uncertain cotton recovery, and cites local rainfall records set by the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Holly
Charlotte
Gastonia
Seaboard
Charlotte Observer
The
Observer
North Carolina
Darkies
Killian
Kale Gurley
Thompson
Verner
English
Jedpardy
Fons Rose
P. H. Stowe
Kurt
Gurley
Ross
Stone
T. J. W. Brook
Union County
Rock Rest
Sue
Laney Re-Elected Sanitary Inspector Thirty More Days
Mrs Laney was re-elected Sanitary Inspector for thirty more days at a meeting of the Aldermen. The original thirty day appointment expired July 12 and debate arose over permanent appointment. Alderman Williams argued the city pays too much for sanitation. The city hauled trash cost about $2,000 yearly. Engineering talks on street work produced no firm action. Hospital director vacancy remained unsettled after a deadlock between Oscar Blair and J E B Stewart. Mayor Fowler noted city support for Curtis Lee’s gasoline expense. A doctor was arrested in Charlotte for murder following the death of Annie Jones after a legal operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars. MH. OK. Laney
J. B. Sin
Williams
J. C. Sikes
Laney
Alder
Houston
Windsor
Monroe
C. P. Ballinger
Greenwod
M. Fur
RockinghamMham
Anderson & Christie
Charlotte
Anderson
Ellen Fitzgerald Hospital
Charles Teenin
Oscar Blair
J. EB. Stewart
Fowler
Curtis Lee
Lee
iCharlotte
St. Peter's Hospital
Annie Jones
B. E. Jones
Greensboro
J. W. Summers
West Trade Street
Horace Moore
Dre
M. Herron
Parks M. King
Doctor Summers
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Seaboard Bridge
County Steel
Taylorsville
Little River
Seaboard Railroad
Yadkin Valley
Catewba
Hickory
Lakewood
H. C. Gurley
Geo. C. Kale
Presbyterian Hospital
R. B. Thompson
Tam
Jordan
Mr. Thompson
Elgin
Associated Press
M Teeman