Kellogg v. Roe

This is an original action to review an award by the State Industrial Commission. W. M. Kellogg- was the employer and Chester Roe was the employee to whom the award was made. The employee was working as a welder, and on February 6, 1980, was injured. A small particle of steel struck and penetrated his right eye and injured the eye severely, and it was necessary that the eye be removed, which was done three or four days later. Thereafter, on March 14, 1930, the Industrial Commission awarded the employee the maximum compensation of $18 per week for one hundred weeks for the loss of the right…