Rosenberg v. Des Moines Railway Co.

On September 18, 1929, about six o’clock in the morning, Byron F. Rosenberg, the plaintiff-appellant, when going to his work at the Des Moines Clay Company, endeavored to drive his Chevrolet four-door coach from his home southward over the double tracks of the Des Moines Railway Company, defendant-appellee. As the appellant was thus proceeding across the south or second track, an interurban car struck the Chevrolet coach and inflicted upon appellant the physical injuries and did the damage to the automobile of which complaint is here made. These double tracks (the one herein designated as the…