St. Louis & O'Fallon Coal Co. v. Industrial Commission

James McManemy on September 25, 1923, filed with the Industrial Commission an application for the adjustment of his claim for compensation, which he charged arose out of an accidental injury suffered on October 27, 1922, while employed as an operator of an electric coal-cutting machine by the St. Louis and O’Fallon Coal Company. After a hearing the arbitrator awarded McManemy $17 per week for 250 weeks and thereafter a pension of $28.33 per month for life because the injuries sustained caused complete and permanent disability for work. On review the Industrial Commission set aside the…