Burns v. Mayor of Baltimore

On the 18th of September, 1919, the plaintiff, who is the appellant in this case, had a fall on Holbrook Street, in the City of Baltimore. The nature and extent of the injuries occasioned thereby and which are claimed to have been a dislocation of the coccyx, were first examined by means of an X-ray on the 27th of February, 1920, and that examination did not disclose injuries of the character claimed to have resulted from the accident of the September previous.

The circumstances under which the plaintiff fell were as follows: She lived at Xo. 1302 Holbrook Street, in ‘the eastern part of the…