Ludlow v. Industrial Commission
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtThurman, J.
On January 31, 1924, John W. Clark and Daniel Ludlow, while operating an automobile truck in the Nebo school district of Utah county, were both killed in a railroad collision while attempting to cross the track of the Union Pacific Ráil-roapl.
Clark, it appears, had entered into a contract with the board of education of said school district for the transportation of certain school children of said district to and from school, and Ludlow had been hired by Clark as the driver of one of his trucks. The dependents of both Clark and Ludlow made application to the Industrial Commission of Utah for…
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