Fehrman v. Sioux City

William F. Fehrman was employed as a regular fireman in the fire department of the City of Sioux City in 1917, and after working five or six months, the United States having entered the World War, he entered the army and served until the end of the war, then being honorably discharged. In 1919, after a physical examination by a physician, who pronounced him sound, he again entered service in the fire department of Sioux City.

On November 18, 1922, it is Fehrman’s claim, in attempting to open one of the doors of the fire station so that the engine might answer a fire call, in the performance of…