Keystone State Fair and Industrial Exposition Proposal
Harrisburg hosts a 410 acre plan for a Pennsylvania State Fair and Industrial Exposition with a 2.5 mile auto speedway and 80 000 seat grandstands. Leaders including Norton Lantz Schall SUNDAY Hamme McGrann Barr and Weimer backed by a 500 delegate assembly push for a 1916 opening and regional exhibits from Lancaster Lebanon and Cumberland Valley.
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W. C. Norton
Dalton
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania Breeders’ Association
J. F. Lantz
Harrisburg
American Shropshire Registry Association
Harry B. Schall
Allentown
D. W. Sunday
Carlisle
Farmers’ Trust Company
H. J. Hamme
Frank McGrann
Lancaster
Conestoga Bank
American Poultry Association
B. F. Barr
Barr
E. A. Weimer
Lebanon
Pennsylvania
Lancaster County
United States
Cumberland Valley
Lebanon Valley
Convict Reunites With Mentor and Plans Revenge
Nelson, an escaped convict now building wealth and a looming invention, hides from danger as he awaits Christmas. Bill Hawkins, the old probationer, slips in through a window to warn and ally with him. The two plot to confront the man who wronged Nelson, while Molly, hope, and a looming blizzard set the scene for a dangerous showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Molly
Will
Nelson
Litle
Greenville
Jim
Paris
Michael Kearnty
Molly Bryan
Despond
Arcady
Efes
Bil
Kid
Hawkins
John Nelon
Jim Montgomery
John Nelson
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America
Great Pennsylvania Railroad
United States Census Bureau
Keystone State
Exposition Park
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hartisburg
The
Fair Company
Board of Directors
John Tener
N. B. Critchfield
Pennsylvania Livestock Breeders’ Association
Chester W. Tyson
State Agricultural Association
G. G. Tyson
Warrior’s Mark
Tener
Sandles
State Agricultural Society
Ohio
Buckeye
Critchfield
Automobile Speedway
Indianapolis
Indiana
Keystone State Fair and Industrial Exposition Co
Kunkel
Jhey
Caribeas
Florida
Georgia
Carolina
South Carolina