44) Claims were made that Dickson took his notes with him when he
left during Edison American Mutascope trial, complainants
record legal box 173.
41) Richard Schallenberg, Bottled Energy: Electrical
Engineering and the Evolution Chemical Energy Storage
(Philadelphia: American Philosophical Society, 1982), 357-358,
362.” annotation letter from Armat, May 1922, biog
files. Edison said that Dickson was guilty of
’
’
double crossing and selling out Latham for his own
benefit. again
exploited the international information network analyzing the
progress the Swede, Waldemar Jungner, who was developing a
nickel-cadmium battery.d. 1907 Storage battery experimental.
40) Dyer Martin, Edison, p554.
42) TAE Dick, n., 1903 TAE handwriting; TAE Herter, 19
July 1901; TAE notes, n.1-37
39) Edison wanted avoid the lead-iron combination because the
patents were held the Electric Storage Battery Company.
43) Kennedy Hutchison, Mar 1914, Motion Picture.
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