Knipple v. Department of Labor & Industries

Alec Knipple, while engaged in extra-hazardous work, was injured on December 22, 1925, suffering a fracture of the pelvis, a fracture of the right arm and a bruising and spraining of the back. Upon report to the state department of labor and industries, his claim was at once classified as temporary-total disability. Thereafter he received monthly payments, reduced somewhat towards the last because he had resumed work of a kind less remunerative than his former occupation, until October 27, 1927, when the department terminated the monthly payments and closed the claim with a permanent partial…