Goss Printing-Press Co. v. Scott

BUFFINGTON, District Judge.

The petition for rehearing states: “We should not trouble the court with the motion for rehearing were we not convinced, from many careful readings of the opinion, that the court overlooked a certain press of whose existence there is no dispute, and certain earlier patents,” etc. The press here referred to is the Cleveland Leader press. That press was not overlooked, and we are at some pains to call attention to the careful language used, which, while not mentioning such press by name, wholly differentiates it from Firm’s device, and shows that it, could not…