Washington v. Russell

DORÉ, Judge.

This case and that of Hosea Earl White versus the same defendant arise from a collision which occurred at about 11:30 p. m. on February 8, 1948 between a Dodge Sedan Taxicab owned by Louis Washington and being driven 'by Hosea Earl White and a Ghevrolet automobile being driven by G. L. Russell, Jr. and owned by his father, at a point approximately twenty-seven feet west of Eleventh Street on Government Street in the City of Baton Rouge.- The Washington taxicab was proceeding west on said Government Street and was being followed -by the Russell automobile and the Russell automobile…