Wilhelm v. State Industrial Commission

On the 9th day of August, 1936, Homer Wilhelm sustained an accidental injury while employed as a track man for the Lawyers Lead & Zinc Company at Picker, Okla., when he became overheated working in the sun. On the 29th day of August, 1936, said company caused to be filed its employer’s first notice of injury, in which it is stated that claimant complains of hurting in stomach and back and also has poor appetite and general weakness. This was signed by P. L. Bumgarner, office manager, and gave Dr. W. H, Iliff and Dr. M. A. Connell as attending physicians. The attending physician’s report is…