Jackson Coal Co. v. Industrial Commission

W. B. Graham, an employee of plaintiff in error, the Jackson Coal Company, was injured in its mine on July 7, 1917, by the accidental explosion of powder in a keg. He filed a claim for compensation and on a hearing before an arbitrator an award was made him, which on review by the Industrial Commission was approved and confirmed. The award was for $10.67 Per week for 35 weeks for the period of temporary total incapacity, the further sum of $10.67 per week “for a period of 270 weeks, as provided in paragraph (é) of section 8 of said act as amended, for the reason that the injuries sustained…