Driscoll v. Weidely Motors Co.

On July 12, 1920, one William Driscoll, a boy of the age of fourteen years, entered the service of appellee in the capacity of a “tool room errand boy.” On August 17, 1920, he, while in the service of appellee at its manufacturing plant, received the injury by accident which caused his death. The appellant made application to the Industrial Board for an award of compensation as the dependent mother of said deceased with whom he lived and to whom he contributed all his earnings for her support. Such proceedings were had thereafter that the cause was reviewed by the full board, and said board…