Baldwin v. Washington Motor Coach Co.
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMillard, J.
— On December 25, 1935, an automobile, in which the deceased was riding and which was operated by her son, collided with an automobile operated by Thomas H. Baker, Jr., at the intersection of east Eightieth street, Bothell way, and Fourteenth avenue northeast, in the city of Seattle. Mrs. Gollofon sustained fatal injuries as a result of that collision.
On December 23, 1935, a motor coach of the Washington Motor Coach Company was proceeding in a southwesterly direction on Bothell way and was at the intersection where the above described accident occurred two days later, in which this motor…
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