Peters v. Industrial Commission

Joseph Bertucci came to his death about February 22, 1922, while in the employ of plaintiff in error. The deceased was survived by four children and their mother, the latter of whom was separated from deceased and living in Indianapolis, Indiana. All the surviving children were of age or married except Louis Bertucci, who was then nineteen years old. Application for adjustment of claim for him was filed with the Industrial Commission by Mary Peters, a sister, as his guardian. The arbitrator found the petitioner was not entitled to compensation, and on review the Industrial Commission affirmed…