Kramer v. Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad

The injuries, which resulted in the damages for which the plaintiff recovered judgment, were 'Sustained by *121him upon falling from a boxcar on July 18, 1933. The car was in a train of three freight cars, which the plaintiff, as an employee of the Milwaukee Electric Railway & Light Company (hereinafter called the “Electric Company”) and his coemployee, Chas. Warnke, were about to haul with an electric switching engine from a sidetrack on the right of way of the defendant, the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad Company, to tracks in the yards of the Electric Company. The train had…