St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Co. v. Fowler

This is an appeal from three separate verdicts and judgments rendered thereon against the appellants named in the caption. The three separate cases arose out of the same accident, were consolidated for trial, heard npon the same evidence in all respects, except in regard to the injuries suffered.

In September of 1936, early in the cotton picking season, a number of young people banded themselves together and went from White county to a point near Kennett, Missouri, where they were engaged in picking cotton, until the date of the accident causing these suits.

On September 23, William Fowler,…