Hauser v. Industrial Commission

Jacob Hauser, an employee of Royal Baking Company, died after a surgical operation on September 7, 1927. His dependents, the plaintiff herein, contending that his death resulted from accident arising in the course of his employment, applied to the Industrial Commission for compensation on account of his death to be paid out of the state insurance fund by which the employer was insured. From an order denying compensation, the dependents have brought the case here by writ of review, contending that the Industrial Commission arbitrarily and capriciously denied the plaintiff’s claim in disregard…