Harrisburg Coal Mining Co. v. Industrial Commission

Eddie Miller, employed in the coal mine of plaintiff in error, while engaged in the line of his employment received an electric shock October 28, 1921, for which he filed a claim for compensation. The claim was heard by an arbitrator in March, 1922, who made an award of $12 for one week and $16 per week for 265 weeks under paragraph (/) of section 8 of the Compensation act, aggregating $4252, for the reason that the injury caused complete disability and rendered him permanently incapable of work. Upon a review on the petition of plaintiff in error the Industrial Commission sustained the award…