Perry Coal Co. v. Iindustrial Commission

On a hearing had before an arbitrator on February 4, 1925, an award was made for temporary total incapacity to Joseph Roberts, defendant in error, on account of accidental injuries received by him on October 18, 1924, while employed as a miner in the coal mine of plaintiff in error, the Perry Coal Company. On review the Industrial Commission on June 16, 1925, found that the petitioner was rendered wholly and permanently incapable of work by reason of his injuries, and it determined and ordered that plaintiff in error should pay to him as compensation $8.55 per week for a period of 416 weeks…