Ross-Paris Co. v. Brown
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Case 102. — ACTION BY NORA A. BROWN AGAINST THE ROSS- ' PARIS CO. FOR DAMAGES' FOR PERSONAE INJURIES.— Appeal, .from Jefferson Circnit Court, Common Pleas Branch, Third Division. Matt O’Doherty Judge. Judgment for plaintiff. Defendant appeals. (No briefs in the record.)
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Chief Justice Hobson
Affirming.
Nora Brown had been working for appellants in their laundry about six or seven months as an ironer. Her business was to iron ladies’ clothes on a table and board. One morning the girl who worked at the mangle was absent, and the forewoman said to-Miss Brown: “I wish you would go to the mangle,, as I am short of girls this morning.” The mangle is a large roller through which the clothes are run. The-mangle was out of order.-' It was not drying the-work, and complaints were coming in from the linen-room to the forewoman. Some half hour after Miss-Brown…
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