Himmelwright v. Baker
Supreme Court of Kansas
Appeal from Sedgwick district court; Thomas C. Wilson, judge.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Benson, J.:
This action was for damages caused by a collision with the defendant's electric automobile at a street crossing in Wichita. The plaintiff, Himmelwright, alleged that the automobile was negligently propelled against him, without signal or warning, and at a high and dangerous rate of speed. The defendant was driving her car eastward, approaching the cross*570ing over which the plaintiff was walking southward, when the car struck and injured him. A city ordinance provided a limit upon the speed of automobiles of eight miles an hour, and it was…
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