O'Callaghan v. Industrial Commission

John T. Quick, an employee of O’Callaghan Bros., engaged in the plumbing business, was injured July 12, 1915, by a fall from a step-ladder while at work in the line of his employment. Compensation was paid him for six weeks after the injury. A dispute then arose whether he was entitled to further compensation and the amount he was entitled to, if any. In November, 1915, Quick filed his application with the Industrial Commission for an award. By agreement, arbitration as provided by statute was waived and the application heard by the commission. It was stipulated that the injury for which…