Bake v. Industrial Commission

The right of the claimant to recover in this action is dependent primarily upon proof that the injury alleged was sustained by the employee in the course of his employment, that it arose out of the employment, and that it was accidental in its origin and cause. The only testimony which it is claimed tends to meet this requirement is that of the son of the deceased who, on the morning of the day in question, had taken his father in his automobile to a kitchen on the campus of Oxford College, which is a part of the Miami University, where he was employed, and who, about four o’clock in the…