Slaughter v. Columbus Mutual Like Insurance

The deceased, J. W. Slaughter, was the assured named in the policy issued by the defendant company to him which was in force at the time of the controversy herein. He was a farmer and teamster by occupation and was injured on or about the 14th day of October, 1929, and died on the 16th day of October. The appellant states:

“In this case there is but really one issue to be considered by the court upon appeal and that is whether under the facts as alleged and proven, the assured, J. W. Slaughter, suffered loss of life by being accidentally thrown from a wrecked or disabled private horsedrawn…