A. E. Norris Coal Co. v. Jackson

January 12, 1928, one William E. Jackson was killed by being struck by a railway train at a street crossing in the city of Connersville, Indiana. At the time he was so struck and killed he was hauling coal for appellant, using therefor an automobile truck which he was then and there driving.

An application for compensation having been filed, the cause was first heard by one member of the board and resulted in an award of compensation to the appellees. On application for review, the cause was heard by the full board, additional testimony heard, and this hearing also resulted in an award of…