Harrell v. Goodwin

This suit grew out of a collision between two passenger cars at the intersection of Creswell and Gladstone Streets, in the City of Shreveport, Louisiana, at the hour of 9:45 p.m., October 24, 1946. One of the cars, a two-door Chevrolet, was being driven by the defendant, who was going south on Creswell Street. The other car, a Buick, was being driven westerly on Glad-stone Street by Mrs. Clementine Harrell, wife of Fletcher E. Harrell, its owner.

By ordinance of the City, traffic on Creswell Street enjoys right of way over that from intersecting streets, such as Gladstone, and speed limit for…