Taylor v. Industrial Insurance Commission

— Respondent,. while employed as a workman in the plant of Skinner & Eddy, in Seattle, on July 19, 1919, was injured. A crane ran over his left hand, injuring it to such an extent that the index finger was subsequently amputated. In due course of time he proceeded to present his claim to the industrial insurance commission, where his injury was classified as a permanent partial disability, after he had been examined by Dr. Dudley of Seattle, and Dr. Bird, chief medical officer of the industrial insurance commission. Upon the report of the physicians, he was awarded by the commission for…