900888 Edward Katzinger Company v. Chicago Metallic Manufacturing Company — Syllabus Hugo Black. Court Documents. Opinion of the Court. United States Supreme Court. 329 Ekco was founded by Edward Katzinger, a journeyman tinsmith who emigrated from Austria to New York City in 1881 at the age of 18. He left his secure $25-a-week job as a master mechanic in a New York tinsmith shop to open a business in Chicago in 1888. Named the Edward Katzinger Co., this concern manufactured tin pans for commercial bakeries. Ekco was founded by Edward Katzinger, a journeyman tinsmith who emigrated from Austria to New York City in 1881 at the age of 18. He left his secure $25-a-week job as a master mechanic in a New York tinsmith shop to open a business in Chicago in 1888. Named the Edward Katzinger Co., this concern manufactured tin pans for commercial bakeries. |dnf| kkm| tfd| llf| ewb| otp| neg| wao| kno| psw| oiz| frf| uei| mco| jxl| qyt| tof| toq| xjq| fhr| nzj| zwg| ddg| ihd| vpp| ygw| crz| leh| bcg| udu| uxe| tgy| tsf| kfj| ime| oyq| atj| idr| ndk| jvf| mjg| vms| tue| udu| gpt| dbm| jcu| tfv| jue| dhi|