Worwa v. Minneapolis Street Railway Co.
Supreme Court of Minnesota
1Opinion of the Court
I. M. OLSEN, Justice.
Yincenty Worwa, an employe of the- Minneapolis Street Railway Company, suffered injury in the course of his employment on May 25, 1931. His employment was that of a laborer. The principal injuries consisted of burns on the legs and a dislocation of the left shoulder. He was taken to the hospital in care of the employer’s physician, the dislocated shoulder was properly set, and his burns treated. He remained at the hospital for nine days and was then taken to his home and treated there and at the office of the employer’s physician for some four additional weeks. On July 7,…
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