Biker v. Industrial Commission

On September 11, 1922, defendant in error, Louis Biker, filed an application for adjustment of claim with the Industrial Commission, alleging that on March 4, 1922, he received an accidental injury arising out of and in the course of his employment by plaintiff in error, the Franklin Coal and Coke Company. He alleged that he wrenched his back by pushing an empty coal car into his room, and claimed (a) $200 on account of medical care and attention; (b) $17 per week for 50 weeks for temporary total disability; (c) $1000 for serious and permanent disfigurement to head, face and hands; and (d)…