Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad v. Industrial Commission

The Industrial Commission contends that the circuit court erred in setting aside an award for compensation to be paid by the plaintiff, the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad Company, for the death of Paul Mueller as the result of injuries sustained on June 11, 1932, while in the employment of the plaintiff. The only question on this appeal is whether the commission erred in holding that under the facts, which are undisputed, Mueller was not engaged, at the time of his injury, in interstate transportation. or commerce. It is conceded that, if he was then engaged in such…