Groveland Coal Mining Co. v. Industrial Commission

July 20, 1920, Joseph Getz was injured while employed as a driver and timberman in the mine of plaintiff in error. He was caught between a coal, car and a timber in the mine and two of his ribs were broken and he was otherwise bruised about the chest and back. He was totally incapacitated for twenty-seven days and full compensation was paid for this period. He returned to work at the same mine August 16 and was still employed by the company when the award involved here was made, September 28, 1921. The sole question in controversy is the per cent of loss of earning power, if any, sustained by…