Kaegi v. Industrial Commission

The following opinion was filed May 9, 1939:

Martin, J.

On June 17, 1937, appellant, surviving widow of Emil M. Kaegi, filed her application with the Industrial Commission, in which it was stated that her husband died on February 11, 1937, from lobar pneumonia caused as follows :

“By exposure to cold, loss of sleep, causing lowered resistance and development of pneumonia germs in the lungs.”

She further stated in her application that said disease was contracted by her husband on a trip to Midland, Michigan, on the 5th and 6th of February, 1937; that deceased was thirty-six years of age, had one…