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Typhoid Not Cause Accidental Death in Factory Case
Judge Newman ruled the death of Wolfe did not result from an accidental injury arising from employment at the factory. The case involved whether typhoid fever qualifies as an accidental injury under the law and was debated after 35 witnesses testified. Wolfe died in 1926 and his widow sought Industrial Accident Commission compensation before appeals.
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Jesus
Newman
Court of Anpeals
Wolfe
Orisiez
Industrial Accident Commission
Deniel
Irea