Rom v. Republic Coal Co.
Montana Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Matthews
On July 26, 1930, Matt Rom, while working in the mines of the Republic Coal Company, was run down by a train of coal cars. On August 5 the company and the attending physician reported the injury to the Industrial Accident Board only as a crushed right foot, the employer adding “necessitating amputation.” On August 20 the attending physician made a second report in which he repeated his statement as to the injured foot, and added ‘ ‘ sprain and contusion of spine, region of last dorsal and first lumbar vertebra.” Bom filed bis claim for compensation, and on September 11 petitioned tbe board…
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