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| | Balsch, Architects, was built by Cadillac Automobile Co., of St. Louis when it outgrew its building at 2920-22 Locust St. The dealership became Oliver Cadillac in 1927, and remained here through 1930. | | | Cadillac was founded by Henry Ford as the Henry Ford Motor Co. Upset by Henry Ford's preoccupation with auto racing, his financial backers forced Ford out in 1902 and renamed the company, Cadillac Automobile Co. Henry Ford went on to found Ford Motor Co. | | | Holmes Automobile Co. was established in 1918, by the former chief engineer for Franklin, air-cooled automobiles. |
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| | Cadillac achived worldwide recognition when it was awared the coveted Dewar Trophy in a unique standardization test that was to establish Cadillac as a quality automobile nameplate for evermore. | | | Cadillac chassis and bodies would be made in the former Henry Ford Co. plant at Cass and Amsterdam Street in Detroit, and components supplied by L and F assembled there. | | | Sponsored jointly by the Automobile Club of America and the Nationl Association of Automobile Manufacturers, the presitigious New York show was by far the largest of its kind in the Country. |
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