Evans v. Industrial Commission

This case involves a construction of the Workmen’s Compensation Act. It appears that Hiram J. Plumsteel was killed September 28, 1917, while in the course of his employment at the F. 0. Sehoedinger plant in this city, and that an allowance was made by the Industrial Commission in favor of Maggie Plumsteel, as the lawful wife and dependent of the decedent, which allowance was subsequently revoked by the Industrial Commission and the claim of Maggie Plumsteel disallowed.

In the meantime Sarah E. Plumsteel of Tonawanda, N. Y., filed a claim with the Industrial Commission in which she claimed to…