Cobine v. Industrial Commission

The defendant in error, Jack J. Cobine, an employee of the Stocker Plumbing and Heating Company, was injured on June 18, 1929, while engaged in laying a sewer drain. His employer voluntarily paid him compensation at $14 a week for four weeks. Dr. Barton, his attending physician, discharged him as recovered about the 15th day of August. An application for adjustment of claim under the Workmen’s Compensation act was filed by Cobine on September 14, 1929. It was stipulated before the arbitrator that at the time of the injury the parties were operating under the provisions of the act; that Cobine…