West Texas Transp. Co. v. Hash
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtLeslie, J.
This is an action by F. E. Hash and wife against the West Texas Transportation Company to recover damages alleged to have been sustained by them by reason of the death of their daughter, Thelma Hash. The deceased and four other parties, including her sister and brother, all adults, were driving in a Chevrolet coup®. The car was being driven *154by one Robert Baber. About midnight on April 8, 1930, as the parties proceeded in an easterly direction along tbe Banbbead highway just west of the town of Roscoe, Nolan county, Tex., they ran into the rear end of a truck belonging to the appellant, and…
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