Redfield v. Michigan Workmen's Compensation Mutual Insurance

Claimant’s husband, William Redfield, was an employee of the Dr. Denton Sleeping Garment Mills, at Centerville. On April 18th, while so employed, he received a serious injury to one of his hands, which resulted later in an amputation of three fingers. Gangrene set in, and 16 days thereafter he died. His widow petitioned the Industrial Accident Board to have her claim adjusted. Proofs were taken and an award made by an arbitration committee of *635$5.25 a week for 300 weeks. On appeal to the Industrial Accident Board the award was affirmed. The proceedings were then removed to this court by a writ…