Brown Shoe Co., Inc. v. Industrial Com.

September 20, 1935, Sherman Wickham, defendant in error, filed an application with the Industrial Commission claiming compensation for injuries alleged to have been sustained April 20, 1935, while engaged in the course of his employment for the Brown Shoe Company. The arbitrator found, as a matter of fact, that there was no evidence of notice of accident to the employer as required by section 24 of the Workmen’s Compensation act and no proof that applicant’s disablement was caused by accidental injury. The Industrial Commission, on review, heard additional evidence on the matter of notice and…