Jablonowski v. Modern Cap Manufacturing Co.

This case was first heard in Division One and an opinion prepared by one of our Commissioners. His statement of the facts and such of his conclusions of law as met with the concurrence of the majority of the Court en Banc follow:

“Action to recover damages for alleged personal injuries. Respondent, on August 6, 1919, the date of her' alleged injury, was an employee of appellant in its cap factory in St. Louis. She was employed as a ‘cap-sizer,’ her work being to sew the right sizes in the caps. This Avork was done on a sewing machine, placed with other seAving machines on top of a work table…