Keller v. Industrial Commission

May 1, 1918, Patrick Kinney, defendant in error, was injured by a fall of coal in the mine of plaintiff in error. May 29, 1919, the arbitrator before whom the evidence was taken found that defendant in error was entitled to receive compensation for two days’ temporary total disability, and that he was entitled to the further sum of $15 a week for 133J5 weeks for the reason that the injuries sustained caused the permanent and complete loss of the sight of his right eye and the permanent loss of one-third of the sight of his left eye. On review the Industrial Commission heard further testimony…