Stromberg Motor Device Co. v. Industrial Commission

Louis Nordstrom, while in the employ of the Stromberg Motor Device Company, sustained an injury February 11, 1920, which resulted in an infection of the right axillary gland. It was agreed between the parties that Nordstrom was temporarily totally incapacitated for a period of seventeen weeks, and compensation was paid accordingly. There arose between the parties a dispute as to the nature and extent of the disability resulting from the injury, Nordstrom contending that a diseased condition of his right wrist was due to an infection from the infected axillary gland, and plaintiff in error…