Miller v. Hotel Savoy Co.

Tbis suit was instituted under the provisions of Article 1 of Chapter 27, Revised Statutes 1929, by Bessie Miller and Claude Knock, the mother and father of Claude Knock, Jr., as plaintiffs, and against Hotel Savoy Company, a corporation, as defendant. It appears that the plaintiffs had formerly been husband and wife and that their son, Claude Knock, a minor of sixteen years of age, while operating an elevator in a hotel being operated by the defendant in Kansas City, Missouri, had been killed. It appears that young Knock was at the time of his death substituting for a regular employee, who…