Davis v. New York Central Railroad

The plaintiff, who is 19 years old, and her husband, Alfred Walter Davis, who was also under 21 years, in the afternoon of April 17, 1921, were riding in an automobile with the owner and driver of the car. There were other persons in the car. It is the claim of the plaintiff that the defendant was running its locomotive engine wild on Sunday on no schedule time; that the engine was coming from the south toward Lansing at a very high rate of speed; *240that no signal of any kind was given; that no bell was sounded or whistle blown; and that, because of the negligent running of the locomotive, the…