Nierman v. Industrial Commission

On November 17,. 1925, William C. Cobb suffered injuries while employed by S. J. James on a building belonging to Henry Nierman and Charles Hirtenstein. Death resulted from the injuries. Omah Cobb, the widow, filed a claim for compensation with the Industrial Commission. On March 24, 1926, an arbitrator awarded her $14 per week for 267-6/7 weeks, or a total of $3750, of which, it was provided, $2660 had already accrued, and the balance should be paid in weekly installments. The Industrial Commission, on review, sustained the arbitrator’s award. Nierman and Hirtenstein filed in the office of…