Krause v. Industrial Insurance Commission

— On August 8, 1918, the appellant, Krause, while employed in an extra-hazardous occupation, was injured. He made application to the industrial insurance commission for compensation, and that body, after due examination, classified his injury as a permanent partial disability and made an award accordingly. In January, 1920, the appellant applied to the commission for a new classification, claiming that aggravation of his injuries had taken place so as to totally disable him, and that his injury should be classified as one of total disability. On receiving the application the commission caused…