FOR CHAPTER THIRTEEN
1) Soloman Fabrleant, The Output Manufacturing Industries
(New York: National Bureau Economic Research, 1940), p.
16) Memos 1925 Phono sales about plans get out of
Amberola business because ’
’
heavy losses. Hutchison also notes that
Edison ’
’
clipped Charles’ wings.
5) Minutes Executive committee, May 1918, 102 verbatim
mi nutes. Brainerd TAE, Nov 1926 Phono record.”
7) TAE Mambert, Dec 1919, Mambert correspondance;
Business Activities Jones, Box 13. with executives primary battery division, 9
April 1918, Primary Battery Div Minutes, Vol Edison fund
13) Mambert Correspondence, vol July 1920.
3) Robert Lacey, Ford (Boston: Little Brown, 1986), 268,
Chandler, Strategy and Structure, pp. 128-129
4) TAE Williams, Jan 1921, box bio.C.
8) John Venable, Out the Shadow, p.
6) Hutchison Diary, Jan 1921.
12) F.
2) Mambert memo, Feb 1920, Mambert corres, letter #6966.Lepreau quote minutes special meeting Board
of TAE inc.
18) H.
15) Art Walsh Charles Edison, April 1927, phono closing
down.
14) Stevens Edison, Sept 1918, Blue Books financial
cabinet.
10) Minutes Executive committee, Aug 1921, reserve
microf iIra
11) Maxwell Edison, Dec 1918, Phono.
578.J.
9) TAE Annotation Mambert’s letter for reference, 1924.”
17) Maxwell report, 1911 Phono Manu 2.80.
