Green & Bauer Defeats Motion for Injunction in Queen & Co. v. Roentgen Manufacturing Company

06/02/1908 |

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George W. Ward argued against a motion for an injunction that would have prevented Green & Bauer from selling their x-ray tubes in US Circuit Court for the District of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.

 

  1. The title of the lawsuit was Queen & Co. v. the Roentgen Manufacturing Company.
  2. The suit related to an alleged patent infringement on x-ray tubes.
  3. The judge denied the motion for the injunction.

Green applied for a patent on improvements to x-ray tubes on March 28, 1908.

  1. Ward returned to Hartford on June 4, 1908.
  2. Green would apply for a patent on x-ray tubes on November 23, 1909.
  3. Queen & Co. would be part of an injunction Henry Green sought against Burton Baker on November 2, 1911.

  1. “It was said yesterday that the tubes made by Green & Bauer are highly regarded by the medical profession.”
  2. “Green & Bauer were the first to exhibit X-ray tubes in this city, about twelve years ago.”

  1. George Ward was an attorney with the firm Ward & Joy of Hartford. 
  2. Ward & Joy was Green’s attorney of record on his patent application March 28, 1908.

Unattributed, “Green & Bauer not enjoined,” Hartford Courant, June 5, 1908, page 3.

Henry Green

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