Lamar Smith v. Stroud

In March, 1925, the appellee. Mrs. Stroud, was injured while traveling as a passenger in a motorbus owned and operated by A. L. Coffman. The injury was the result of a collision at the intersection of St. Paul and Bryan streets in the city of Dallas, between the bus and an ambulance owned by appellants, Lamar & Smith. In January, 1927, Mrs. Stroud filed this suit against Lamar & Smith and Coffman to recover damages for the injuries she sustained. The Bulldog Auto Insurance Company was also made a party defendant, but was later dismissed from the case. In her petition Mrs. Stroud charged' that…