Edison aide funds marriage with light of world
A young Edison employee asked for a week off to visit a distant city to get engaged. Edison handed him $5000 to marry quickly, saying the world awaits light, then sent him back to work in three days. The column also tastily tracks rail travel notes, job moves, and tech lore from Amarillo to Charleston.
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Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Georgel. Mclellan
Santa Fe Transportation
Amarillo
Clovis
T. B. Gallaher
Santa Fe
Plainview
Bill Beechler
Bill Lampe
Ambarillo
Gallaher
America
South Carolina Canal and Railroad
Charleston
West Point
New York City
South Carolina Canal and Railroad Company
Hamburg
S. C
Savannah River
Augusta
United States
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John Moore
J. W. Mode
Denver
Wichita Falls
Paul Winstead
San Antonio
San Jacinto
Earl Brame
Santa Fe City
W. E. Goodlee
Division
Mr. Brame
Saharah Scott
Succotash
South Carolina
Raymond Rathanott
Hollywood
Margaret LaMarr
Corpus Christi
Whittle and Spit Club
Courthouse Park
Mr. Roosevelt
Cumberland Valley Division
Louisville and Nashville Railway
Appalachia
Tyler
Texas
A. D. Adcock
Dallas
Lindale
Smith County
Adcock
Margaret LA Marr
St. Joseph’s
St. Joseph's
St.Joseph's
FOX Drug Store
Edna Wallace Hopper
Hopper
Joan Cromwell
Borden’s
Quart
Colors
Rainbow
St. Regis
S.S.S. Blood Medicine
FOX Drug Stores
Santa Fe Bldg
E. 4Th St
Oliver Eakle
10Th and
Tyler St
6Th St
East 10Th St
Ieeons
Ervice. Stores
Winter Playground
Harry Sidmer
Above
New York
Miami Beach
Fla
Grace Moore
Bertha Glemby Keller
Sidmer
Yate
Hoa Ou
Saye
Vincent
Benjamin Franklin Hotel
Philadelphia
Ahise Democnstation
Genuine Ingersoll
Sears
Radio
Cocaglatn
Sears, Roesack and