Chicago Circular Advertising Service, Inc. v. Industrial Commission

On February 22, 1924, while in the employ of plaintiff in error, James Hunter, defendant in error, sustained an accidental injury by slipping on the ice and snow on a sidewalk in the city of Chicago, and as a result thereof suffered a fracture of his left leg a few inches above the ankle. On May 25, 1925, he filed with the Industrial Commission his application for adjustment of claim for compensation. The case was heard before an arbitrator on August 14, 1925. The arbitrator entered an award in favor of the employee for $7.50 a week for 64-6/7 weeks for temporary total incapacity and $7.50 a…