Lantz v. Cook

-This is an action at law for wrongful death and automobile damage resulting from an intersection collision of motor vehicles.

Plaintiff is the administrator of the estate of Mildred F. Lantz. Defendant, Clarence Cook, was the owner, and defendant, Norman S. Agnew, the driver for hire, of a taxicab in Davenport.

On December 24, 1961, plaintiff’s decedent, operating her own automobile, was driving north on Main Street. Defendants’ cab was traveling east on Fourteenth Street. Somewhere near the center of the intersection of the streets the vehicles collided. Both vehicles were damaged.…