Kansas City Southern Railway Co. v. Larsen

This suit was begun in the Little River circuit court by appellee against the appellant, and it was alleged that on December 15, 1934, appellee was in the employ of the appellant engaged in interstate commerce, and while appellee was in the performance of his duty, in the examination and adjustment or regulation of the plugs and vents located on top of a refrigerator car, which contained a shipment of potatoes originating at DeRidder, Louisiana, and being transported to Detroit, Michigan, and after the refrigerator car had been placed in the Trigg street yard of appellant to be transferred…