The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-10-15

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earnings as computed In accordance wi
section %, but not less than six doila
nor more than fifteen dollars per week. Z
the period hereinafter provided:
Nature OF Injury. wess
/ Loss Of major arm at shoulder. ~.
2 Loss OF minor arm 1t shoulder. 2
3 Loss Of major arm between Shout
der ana boW ...... 2
4 Loss Of minor arm between shout
der and elbow ........s.....,. /
s Loss OF major arm at elbow Joint.
s Loss Of minor arm at elbow Joint. 1
Z Loss Of major arm between elbow
and wrist ........ l
Loss Of minor arm between elbow
. Loss of major hand at the wrist
joint ........ !
10 Loss OF minor hand at the wrist
joint /
IL Loss Of thumb OF major hand at
proximal Joint
IL LOSS OF thumb Of minor hand at
proxiInal joint
Is Loss OF thumb Of major hand at
distal joint ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IA Loss OF thumb Of minor hand at
distal joint
is Loss OF index finger at proximal
joint, major hand ...,..........
16 Loss OF index finger at proximal
joint, minor hand. ..........
II Loss Of index finger at second
joint, major hand. ...... ......
is Loss OF index finger al second
joint, minor hand. ..........
~ LOSS OF index finger at distal joint.
20 Loss Of index finger at distai joint,
minor hand ,..,................
q Loss Of either the middle or ring
a finger at the proximal joint, '
major hand Observation-Disclosures.
% Loss Of either the middle or ring
finger al the proximal Joint.
tmlnOr hand
20 Loss Of either the middle or ring
finger at second joint, major
hand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
"a Loss OF either the middle or ring
finger at second joint, minor
hand ......... .....-..,.-
25 LOSS Of either the middle or ring
finger at the distal Joint, major
hand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
rs LOSS OF either the middle or ring
finger at the distal Joint. minor
hand s........
q LOSS OF little finger at proximal
joint major hand -. s....,
Is Loss OF little finger at simai
Joint, minor hand. .....Ns. -.
20 Loss of little finger 4 second
Joint, major hand. ......,....
80 Loss Of little finger at second
Joint, minor hand. .......,.....
IL Loss OF little Anger At dietal joint
major hand commencement.
80 Loss o. little finger at distal Joint.
minor hand ..................
SO Loss OF one leg at the hip joint or
30 near thereto as to preclude
the use Of artificial imb....... II
~ OF one lex al or above the
knee where the stump remains {
sufficient to permit the use Of
artificial limb ............... Il
% Loss OF one leg at or above ankle
and below knee joint ......... 1.
IS Loss OF one foot, IN tarsus. ....... Il
81 LOIS OF n foot. in metatarsus.. II
sS Loss Of great toe OF one foot az
proximal Joint ..............
~ Loss q great toe Of n foot at
diStal Joint Z
40 Loss Of any other toe AZ proXimal
JOINT
Il Loss OF any other toe at second
JOINT
~ Loss Of any otter toe at distal
JOINT .,...p.,..s....a...
~ Complete loss Of n eye......... II
a Complete loss OF the sight Of n
t5 Complete deafness Of both ears.. il
f6 Complete deafness OF one ear, the
other being normal. .......... 4
For permanent injuries other than thos
above specified, the said compensate
aAnA HN VAAu AOI HQEl UEIIOU ~ are UIO
pOrtionate 70 the relation which the othe
injury bears to the injuries above speci
ned, hut no such period shall exceed fou
hundred weeks. Such other INJURIES sha
permanent injuries causing a los
Of earning power. Disagreement and mutt
iation. II an enploye be seriously an
disigured about the face q
head, The tsoard may allow such sum 10
on account thereof. as
deem Just. based upon the handica
suffered by the injured employee In obtain
ing employment, but such sum shall nc
$4,000.
Oh In all claims for compensation IA
hernia resulting from injury arising on
and in the course OF the employment.
must be definitely proved to the satisfac
tion Of the board; First, thai there wa
an accident resulting In hernia: second
that the hernia appeared suddenly. ac
by intens0 pain: third, that IN
hernia immediately .ollowed the accident
that the hernia did not exist /
any degree prior to he accident resultin
IN the injury for which compensation
claimed. An hernia iugulnal. femoraI !
otherwise, so proved to be the result q
accident arising Out OF and IN ia
course OF the employment, shall. whe
necessary, be treated IN a surgical name
by radical operation. II death result
from such operation, the death shall D
- ~ = lNDdAN VI III AIiIuII- All
compensation paid In accordance with tn
provisions OF section q (b). In nom fatt
time loss only shall be paid. unlet
Il lis shown by Epeciai examination tha
the injured emplOye has a permanent par
tiai disability resulting after the opera
tlon. IL so, compensation shall be pafd 4
accordance with the provisions hereo
applicable TO permanent partial disability
IN case the Injured employee refuses 10 un
derHO the radical operation for the "a
auction OF said hernia, when such opera
tion ~ necessary, no compensation wi
allowed during the time such refuss
continues. IL however. It is shown tina
The employe has some chronic disease q
ls otherwise in such physical conditiol
that u ~ considered Unsafe for him d
Undergo said operation, lac shall be pail
Se1 per cent OF hts average wages for
period OF 10 weeks.
Section Is. (a) For ,ota
Instability compensation shall be paid oI
me basis OF 66Ss per cent Of the annua
sarnlnss during two hundred forty Gao
Weeks, and thereafter on the basis OF a
per cent Of the average earnings for iifa
out not less than six dollars nor nor,
nan hIteen dollars a week.
MP When caused by the accident a.,
lohs OF both eyes or the sight Thereof. "a,
Ioss OF both lands o. the use thereof. n
.nInry resulting In practically total and
permanent paralysis 81. An injury result.
" lncuiable imbecility or insanity
sahu be concluaives presumed 10 be per.
nSnent total disabilities. and IN An othel
Asses permanent total disability shall be
determined In accordance with the facts
section -. f'(s1 In all cases OF perma-
disability where',t there has heen /
previous diHahNsty there sha1l be dedua6d
ieiu we amount OF o~cinpenaHtion payable
ne amount paid for the previous diaRhil.
~. and compensation shall be maid fel
.ne di~herence. III the ,resultinf condIilol
Pc a total permanent disability. tie conl,
penhAton perioo VI such total disabilitl
shal be hNe hundred weeks. asid M
,tLioa q the Previous disability shall b,
Nb) II more than one Injury In th,
,enie employ oausef concurrent Temporal,
tApilli 81 nOiApeAs2tioa shall be pay,
we uniN Tor the longest and largesl
layAne disability.