For education and discussion only. Not for commercial use. SCRANTON, Pa. -- Scranton Lace Co., once the world's largest producer of Nottingham lace and later a symbol of the region's dying textile industry, has stopped production. The 105-year-old company employed more than 1,400 people at its peak in the early 20th century and used enormous, one-of-a-kind looms to create Nottingham lace, named for the city in England where the looms were made. Robert Christy, of Scranton, a weaver at the plant, said company vice president Robert Hine called the company's 50 or so remaining employees together halfway through their shift...