Ross v. Red Cab Co.

— On February 25, 1937, appellant, claiming to be the widow of one William G. Ross, deceased, filed with the Industrial Board of Indiana her application for an adjustment of her claim for compensation against appellee, alleging that the death of the said William G. Ross was caused by reason of an accident arising out of and in the course of his employment by appellee. Such proceedings were had that the full Industrial Board, by a majority of its members, and after hearing an application for review of an award by one member, rendered an award against appellant and ordered: “that plaintiff…