Yellow Cab Co. v. Industrial Commission

The only question is whether Hatfield, who was regularly employed by the plaintiff, Yellow Cab Company, from 6 p.m. to S :30 a.m. to attend to its office telephone switch board, and also to load and start taxicabs at the railroad station upon the arrival of certain trains, is entitled to compensation while ill with pneumonia, which he claims he contracted as the result of exposure on February 6, 1931, while engaged in outdoor work at a time when the temperature ranged from 24° to 29° Fahrenheit above zero, and there was a moderate snowfall. Hatfield felt well when he reported for work at 5…