Nagel v. Department of Labor & Industries
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBeals, J.
Louis Nagel, claimant and plaintiff
herein, during the month of September, 1930, was operating a planer in the mill of J. Neils Lumber Company, in Klickitat county, his work being classed as extrahazardous. September 22, 1930, his right hip and back were injured by a board which slipped off the carriage and struck him with considerable force.
Mr. Nagel finished the day’s work, but thereafter became lame and sore, and was unable to continue his employment. He consulted a doctor September 29th, and October 18th following, filed with the department his claim for compensation. November 7th, he was…
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