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The Motor Corps of Indiana headquarters was located at 612 North Capitol Avenue in Indianapolis, Indiana. The house was provided to the Motor Corps for use during World War I by Carl G. Fisher, a local entrepreneur and co-founder of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The Motor Corps of Indiana was an organization of women who supported the war efforts by aiding war committees and groups including the Red Cross, YMCA, Liberty Loan, and Chamber of Commerce. The house was demolished at some point before 1927.</div>
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