Took v. Wells

The plaintiff was injured after alighting as a passenger from one of the street cars in charge of Rolla Wells, Receiver for the United Railways Company and the St. Louis Public Service Company. She was employed by the R. C. Can Company. June 3, 1927, she boarded a Taylor Avenue car at 6:55 a. M., to go to her place of business. She intended to transfer to a Broadway car at a place called “The Loop.”

The car on which the plaintiff was riding came on the loop from the west and stopped at the point marked “A,” opposite the southwest

(The accompanying plat shows the situation.)

corner of the…