Northwestern Refining Co. v. State Industrial Com.

August Bragard was employed by the Northwestern Refining Company, of Tonkawa, at a daily wage of $5 per day, payable semi-monthly. On July 4, 1928, he was working while standing on a ladder, and an explosion occurred in the plant and frightehed him and he jumped from the ladder. He claimed an injury to his back and ankle,, and that he had pains in his chest. He went to the hospital and received treatments. The bills were taken care of by his employer. The Refining Company continued to pay his full wages until January 15, 1929. A total sum of $1,767.80 had been paid to him at the time of the…