@article{GENERAL,
      recid = {2341},
      author = {Bruce M. McEntyre.},
      title = {South Main Street during flooding of Warren.},
      address = {1910},
      number = {GENERAL},
      month = {Mar},
      year = {1910},
      note = {Date taken from photograph.

In March of 1910 the Mahoning  River flooded its banks.  The cause of the flood was rain,  melted snow and an "ice gorge" located below the town which  officials vainly attempted to remove with the aid of  dynamite.  The Western Reserve Democrat of March 10th noted  that many families became trapped in their houses, making  rescue by the fire department necessary.  Water measured  three feet deep in some homes, and flowed across West  Market Street.  Many railroad tracks were deep underwater  and some trains had to be diverted through Leavittsburg.},
      url = {http://trumbullmemory.org/record/2341},
}