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Horace E. Dodge

American industrialist
Also known as: Horace Elgin Dodge
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  • John and Horace Dodge
    Horace E. Dodge and John F. Dodge

    Horace Dodge was responsible for a number of manufacturing innovations, including an oven that could bake enamel onto steel auto bodies. By 1920, the year in which both brothers died, Dodge was one of the industry’s largest companies. The Dodge concern was purchased by Chrysler…

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    Horace Dodge was responsible for a number of manufacturing innovations, including an oven that could bake enamel onto steel auto bodies. By 1920, the year in which both brothers died, Dodge was one of the industry’s largest companies. The Dodge concern was purchased by Chrysler…

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  • Henry Ford
    Henry Ford
    / Control of the company

    …take him to court, which Horace and John Dodge did in 1916.

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    …take him to court, which Horace and John Dodge did in 1916.

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