Claim of Springer v. Van Dorn

The Board has found that on January 27, 1927, while claimant was engaged in the regular course of his employment he was kicked by a horse, and as a result was caused to sustain a fracture of the right fibula, which disabled him to December 13, 1928, on which latter date disability ceased, and for which disability awards were made and paid; that “ thereafter the claimant alleged that he is still disabled as a result of the accident in that he is suffering from a right hemiplegia.” The findings of the Board are that the hemiplegia and resulting disability from which the claimant is suffering,…