Cincinnati, Newport & Covington Railway Co. v. Rairden

Opinion op the Court by

Commissioner Hobson—

Affirming.

On November 29, 1927, Carl Gee was running an electric shop in Covington. In the afternoon of that day he directed Charles Brooks, Elmer Gee, Earl Rairden, and Kenneth Rairden to get in a truck and go out to Ft. Mitchell and work on a job there. Brooks was the head of the party and ran the truck. Kenneth Rairden and Elmer Gee sat on the seat with him. Earl Rairden was standing on the running board of the truck, holding to the truck with one hand. They first stopped at a bakery and bought four rolls and a pie. Each took a roll and began to…