Cream City Foundry Co. v. Industrial Commission

On August 22, 1924, Felix Czajkowska was an employee of the Cream City Foundry Company. On that day he came to his death, presumably, by reason of electric shock from a brass shell socket on an electric light extension cord, which was in his hand when his body was found. In due course the Industrial Commission made a.n award for primary compensation, which was paid. In entering such award the Commission reserved the right to determine whether the accident in question occurred by reason of the failure on the part of the employer to comply with any law of the state or any order of the…