Claim of MacClelland v. Dodge Bros.

The claimant was denied compensation for injuries received when the motorcycle upon which he was riding collided with an automobile on his journey from the place of employment at Port Washington, N. Y., to Coyne’s Corners. He lived at Huntington, ten miles from Coyne’s Corners, and twenty-two miles from Port Washington. He traveled on his own time and at his own expense from his home to the corners. When he arrived there his employment began and continued until he returned to this point at night. In addition he was paid five cents a mile for the use and expense of operation of his motorcycle.…