Biglan v. Industrial Insurance Commission

For an injury sustained to the right eye in hazardous employment in 1913, the appellant received compensation under the workmen’s compensation act, in the sum of $625, his injury being classified as a permanent partial disability. While still engaged in a hazardous employment, in 1916, he sustained an injury to the right arm, also classified as a permanent partial disability, and the commission administering the workmen’s compensation act allowed him compensation in the sum of $1,250, but upon discovering that the appellant had theretofore received an injury classified as a permanent partial…