Loehr v. Abell

Defendant owned a four-passenger automobile, which, on the evening of August 10, 1910, at about 7 :45 o’clock, was being driven by his son, a boy 15 years of age. Two of his young- associates were riding with him. He drove west, preceded by another motor car, called in the record the Buick, driven by a Mr. Donahue, and both cars were preceded for some way by an omnibus or carryall. The Buick ear turned out, passed the omnibus, and drove into a street opening onto Dyckman avenue on the north. Defendant’s machine, driven by his son, also turned out to pass the omnibus, and, having done so,…