Spicer Manufacturing Co. v. Tucker

Under the evidence the jury was clearly justified in finding that the death directly resulted from the vaccination. While the Health Department of the City of Toledo made proper investigation in January and in June of 1929 and recommended and urged to the company vaccination of employes, it made no order with reference to men who should be subsequently employed. As to such employes the company was informed by the Health Commissioner that he could not require vaccination but that the company had the right and authority to do so. The requirement upon the part of the company that Tucker should…