W. B. Davis Son v. Ruple

Plaintiff was employed in defendant’s hosiery mill, of which one Bryant was superintendent with authority to- employ and discharge those working therein. She insists she was employed for the full day’s work on August 16, 1927, and that in the early afternoon she was discharged by Bryant without good cause or excuse, and that as constituting a part of such discharge and indivisible therefrom Bryant assaulted her and forcibly ejected her from the premises in the presence of numerous employes. The case went to the jury on count 4 and the plea of the general issue thereto in short by consent,…