Harrison v. Cargill Commission Co.

This is a proceeding under the workmen’s compensation law. William T. Harrison was employee and Cargill Commission Company, a corporation operating a grain elevator near Omaha, was employer. Employee was smothered in grain in his employer’s elevator February 17, 1931, as the result of an industrial accident arising out of and in the course of his employment. Anna Harrison, an incompetent person, by her guardian, Harry Heinrickson, plaintiff, filed with the compensation commission a claim for compensation as the dependent widow of the deceased employee. The claim was allowed by the…