Frankel Carbon & Ribbon Co. v. Aaron

This is a workmen’s compensation case involving for the first time a construction of chapter 243, Session Laws 1941. The case arises out of the death by accident of William Aaron, who was employed on a commission basis as a representative of the Frankel Carbon & Ribbon Company. His contract of employment, entered into in Denver in 1930, as a traveling salesman, included the states of Wyoming, Utah, Washington and Oregon. The evidence showed that he made two trips over his territory each year and spent about six weeks between trips in Denver, which was his home. While in Denver he helped to…