Amos v. Village of Bradshaw

Thomsen, District Judge.

This is a compensation case to be tried de novo in this court.

John Amos died as a result of cancer February 6, 1934. The action is brought by his widow. The district court found, in effect, that the cancer did not arise from any injury received in the course of employment.

The pleadings show that John Amos was injured May 10, 1932, in the course of his duties, by falling off an electric light pole; that at such time he was añ electrician, city marshal and street and light commissioner of the village of Bradshaw, Nebraska; that his salary as such was $90 a month; that he…