Hamm v. Miller

The evidence was that the two cars approached the intersection at approximately the same time, Miller from' the east and Newland from the south.

Miller testified that as he approached the intersection he slowed his automobile so that he was not exceeding ten miles per hour as he reached the crosswalk east of the intersection. Pie then noticed the Newland car about seventy-five to one hundred feet south of the intersection on Sixty-Eighth street “coming fairly fast. I couldn’t tell you just how fast he was going.” Miller then slowly increased his speed and entered the intersection. He testified…