Cameron, Joyce & Co. v. Industrial Commission

On October 23, 1924, Charles Carroll, while in the employ of Cameron, Joyce & Co. driving a road-grader weighing 7600 pounds, in the construction of a hard road near Carthage, Illinois, fell from the grader and was run over by one of its wheels. His left arm and left foot were crushed and mutilated and the bones broken. He was taken to the St. Joseph’s Hospital, at Keokuk, Iowa, where he received medical and surgical attention from Dr. Armentrout, of Keokuk, and Dr. Pumphrey, of Carthage. Pie remained at the hospital eighteen days and then returned to his home in Carthage. He was afterward…