Louisville & Nashville Railroad v. Brown

— In an action brought by Brown against the railroad company, the declaration in effect alleges that on November 21st, 1916, the defendant was engaged in interstate commerce; that on said day the “plaintiff was employed by the defendant in the capacity of boilermaker’s helper in defendant’s railroad shops and round house in the City of Pensacola, Florida, and while employed by defendant as such boilermaker’s helper was engaged in interstate commerce, in that he was employed as such boilermaker’s helper in the repairing of defendant’s locomotive engines, used by the defendant in hauling its…