Employers' Mutual Insurance v. Industrial Commission

In this case it is sought to have set aside a finding and award of the State Industrial Commission. In January, 1916, Thomas Pie£, hereinafter called the claimant, was injured by the fall of a rock in a mine of The Leyden Coal Company, where he was employed. By agreement, approved by the commission, he was allowed $8.00 per week from February 20th, 1916. In August, 1916, upon hearing the commission found that as a result of the injury he had lost twenty per cent of the hearing of both ears, forty-five per cent of the use of the left eye, and had suffered a permanent facial disfigurement.…