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217 F. 415 · 1914

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cited by 1 later decisions
May 1915
most recently cited

1 federal appellate ·

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Relies on McCaskey Register Co. v. Divens · McCaskey Register Co. v. Divens

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  1. ““12. Account-recording appliances, including a bill-bolder frame, bill-bolders mounted on tbe frame, and having pairs of apertures therein, bill-clamps mounted oppositely on both side.s of tbe bill-bolders and. having members extending through the apertures to opposite sides thereof, the bill-clamps, on both sides of the bill-holders, extending from the apertures in the same direction. “13. Account-recording appliances, including pivoted bill-holders, bill-clamps mounted on the bill-holders, tab-holders attached'to the bill-clamps near the free ends thereof, and index-tabs mounted on the tab-holders.” “15. Account-recording appliances, including a bill-holder frame, bill-holders mounted on the frame and having pairs of apertures therein, bill-clamps mounted' oppositely on both sides of the bill-holders and having members extending through the apertures to opposite sides thereof, and rubbing-strips, on the bill-holders in pairs on opposing holders, and co-operating one with another.” “22. In account-recording appliances, the combination, with a plurality of pivoted bill-holders, of a plurality of bill-clamps mounted on the holders, tab-holders attached to the bill-clamps, and index-tabs attached to the tab-holders.””
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