Cook v. Sterling Electric Co.
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Indiana
In Equity. On argument of plea.
1Opinion of the Court
BAKER, District Judge.
On April 19, 1902, Frank B. Cook, •complainant herein, filed his bill against the Sterling Electric Company et al., in which he alleges that he was the first and original inventor of .a certain new and useful improvement in telephone switch boards, and that on January 16, 1900, letters patent No. 641,373 were duly granted to him therefor. He further alleges that the defendants unlawfully and without his license have made, used, and sold sundry specimens ■of the apparatus covered by his patent, and are threatening to continue so to do, to his great wrong and injury; and…
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