Oxford v. St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Co.

The plaintiffs are the widow and only child of A.C. Oxford, deceased, and bring this suit for damages for his death caused by one of defendant's trains coming in collision at a public road crossing with the automobile in which the deceased was riding while attempting to cross defendant's railroad track at grade. The collision and death of A.C. Oxford occurred on November 30, 1925, in Mississippi County, Arkansas, at a crossing about a half mile north of the station of Archillion, in that county. The train in question was a southbound passenger train, and the deceased was driving his…