Thomas v. Buchanan

On the night of November 30, 1931, Hiram Thomas, while riding in an automobile owned and driven by Earl Anderson, was injured through a collision at a street intersection with an automobile owned and driven by the defendant; Mr. Thomas died from, the injuries received and his administratrix brought suit under the Injuries Act, Cahill’s St. ch. 70, and upon a trial before a jury had a verdict for $4,125; defendant appeals from the judgment on the verdict.

The accident happened in Niles Center, Cook county, at the intersection of Crawford avenue, which runs north, and Church street, which runs…