Consolidated Coal Co. v. Industrial Commission

Charles Rubinelli filed with the Industrial Commission an application for compensation in which he alleged that on May 14, 1923, while employed by ,the Consolidated Coal Company as a machine loader, he was injured by top slate falling upon him and “mashing him through hips, back and head.” He claimed $16 per week for unknown weeks’ temporary total disability, a like sum per week for unknown weeks’ partial disability, and a like sum weekly for unknown weeks’ loss or loss of use of legs, under paragraph (e) of section 8 of the Workmen’s Compensation act. The sum claimed per week for complete…