Spring Valley Coal Co. v. Industrial Commission

An application for an adjustment of a claim was filed by defendant in error, Joe Winslow, May 31, 1921, against plaintiff in error, reciting that he was injured on October 2, 1919, by an accident arising out of and in the course of his employment by the Spring Valley Coal Company. An award was entered by the arbitrator in favor of the applicant, wherein it was held that he was entitled to $9.87 per week for 354 weeks and $6.02 for one week, and thereafter a pension during life equal to $280 annually. The Industrial Commission confirmed the arbitrator’s award and the circuit court affirmed the…