Cewe v. Schuminski

Two actions, tried together, resulting in the direction of verdicts for defendant. Plaintiffs appeal from orders denying their motions for new trial.

Shortly before six a. m. January 1, 1929, an automobile driven by John Schuminski was run into by a train at a crossing. Schuminski and two of his passengers were killed. One of them was lone Cewe Webber, and the special administrator of her estate is plaintiff in one of the cases now before us. The other plaintiff is Gertrude Page, the only surviving occupant of the car at the time of the accident, who sues for personal injuries. Defendant is…