Steele v. Age's Administratrix

Opinion op the Court by

Commissioner Stanley

Affirming.

On the afternoon of May 14, 1927, an automobile owned by the appellant, Mrs. Mary Steele, while being driven at a reckless speed, collided with an automobile of B. De Rossett at the intersection of Eighteenth and Jefferson streets, in Louisville. As a result the car was precipitated onto the sidewalk, where it struck James M. Age and inflicted injuries which caused his death on the same day. The two occupants of the car, Stanley P. Bush and Elmer Steele, son of the appellant, were also killed. This suit for damages was filed by Age’s.…