J. E. Porter Co. v. Industrial Commission

George W. Yentzer, defendant in error, was employed by plaintiff in error as a traveling salesman, and on October 13, 1917, was injured by an automobile while attempting to board a street car on his way to the office of plaintiff in error. The Industrial Commission, on application for compensation, awarded $171.50 for hospital and surgical services, $48 per month between October 20, 1917, and August 22, 1918, and a further sum of $48 per month for 2months for sixty per cent loss of use of defendant in error’s left leg. His salary for the year prior to the injury was $1800. The circuit court…