Wyatt v. Hodson

Opinion op the Court by

Commissioner Hobson

Affirming in each case.

On June . 5, 1922, John Wyatt was in charge of a small wagon from which he sold ice cream near the curb on the east side of Jefferson street in Louisville about: midway between Hancock and Clay streets. Charles W. Brack, a newsboy, was standing by his bicycle near the curb eating some ice cream he had bought -from Wyatt. An automobile owned by the Hodson Motor Car Company and operated by Joseph Cornish, a salesman of the company, was driven up the street at forty or forty-five miles an hour and in swerving from the street car…