Warsaw Coal Co. v. Industrial Commission

On September 23, 1920, the defendant in error, David Keimbusch, was awarded compensation by an arbitrator under the Workmen’s Compensation act against the Warsaw Coal Company, plaintiff in error, in the sum of $9.02 per week for a period of 308 weeks and $1.84 for one week for total incapacity. The award was reviewed by the Industrial Commission, and on October 19, 1921, was confirmed after it was corrected by the allowance of a pension during life of $23.33 Per month. The circuit court of Peoria county reviewed the record after the issuing of the writ of certiorari and affirmed the award.…