Green Bay Sugar Co. v. Industrial Commission

Percy P. Conley, while an employee of' the Green Bay Sugar Company, injured his right eye, August 28, 1920. Plaintiff claims a settlement was made and approved by the Industrial Commission, foreclosing the present claim. Evidence of the compromise, and settlement of Conley’s claim against his employer and the approval thereof, appear from letters and notations as follows: On December 23, 1920, Conley made informal application for the determination of his permanent disability. On January 5, 1921, he wrote to the commission that his eye was useless for industrial purposes, and that the…