Stubbs v. Industrial Board

Defendant in error John Joohs, a brick and stonemason, was injured May 3, 1915, while engaged, with his helper, in tearing down a stone wall. He fell from a scaffold some twenty-four feet to the cement floor of a building, striking upon his head and shoulders, his helper falling upon him. He received a horseshoe-shaped wound over the. left side of the scalp or forehead requiring some fifteen or twenty stitches, together with an injury to the right forearm and right hand and other injuries to the body. He was treated by a physician some five or six weeks and returned to his work for James W.…