Johnson v. Industrial Commission

Petitioners in this case are claiming compensation for the death of Clark Victor Johnson, who was found dead on the seventeenth day of February, 1928, at the bottom of a shaft of a mine of the Magma Copper Company, by which company he was then employed. The matter was submitted to the Industrial Commission upon a full hearing of all the facts, and the Commission found that the evidence was insufficient to show his death was caused by an accident arising out of and in the due course of his employment. A rehearing was granted, petitioners being represented by counsel, and after consideration…