Williams v. International Paper Co.

Pete Young was employed by the defendant company as a laborer at its pulp and paper mill in Bastrop, and on the morning of February .19, 1929, was found dead at his post of duty. These plaintiffs, claiming that they were dependent upon deceased for support, bring this suit for compensation under Act No. 20 of 1914 and its amendments, alleging that *140the deceased was accidentally killed in the course of his employment.

The defense is that deceased was not accidentally killed, but that his death was due solely to natural causes. In the alternative, defendant pleads that plaintiffs were not in fact…