Tweedie v. Industrial Accident Board

On September 16, 1929, George Tweedie received severe injuries as the result of an accident occurring while in the employ of the Eagle Coal Company in its mines at Bear Creek. He never was restored to capacity; and was paid compensation up to the time of his death on April 4, 1933.

Mary Tweedie filed claim for compensation as the widow of the deceased and hearings' were had thereon in May, 1933, the claimant not being represented by legal counsel, when both laymen and doctors testified to some extent as to the condition of deceased from the time of injury until his death and as to the cause of…