Montgomery v. State Compensation Commissioner
West Virginia Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Kenna, Judge:
On October 4, 1933, C. P. Montgomery, age 54, left his working place as a coal loader in the mines of Rachel Gas Coal Company at about one-thirty in the afternoon. Between that hour and two-thirty or three o’clock in the afternoon he was seen inside the mine by several fellow-workmen, to some of whom he talked. The testimony of these men does not contribute materially to a solution of the question presented here, and the utmost weight that can be given it is to say that it throws some doubt upon the question of Montgomery being in a normal state of mind at the time that they saw…
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