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Non-fatal AccidentWilliam Wilson
Durham Miners' Association
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| Arbitration Committee — 3rd March 1919 | |
Committee Meeting
Held on March 3rd 1919
2840. Dawdon. William Wilson, hewer.
Sprained himself on September 17th, 1917. He was paid compensation, and on January 25th, 1919, the Referee reported that Wilson was incapacitated from following his employment as a hewer owing to the accident and able to do the light work, shift work. On September 5th, 1918, whilst doing light work, he was carrying some rails and sprained himself again, and reported the matter to the master shifter, but worked until September 21st when he fell off and was off three weeks owing to a throat trouble, and again resumed work but had to give up owing to the trouble he had with hernia. On October 23rd he attended Sunderland Infirmary as an out-patient, and was admitted as an in-patient on November 16th and was being prepared for an operation. On December 1st the hernia became strangulated, and he was operated on that day and left the Infirmary on January 4th, 1919. He claimed compensation at the full rate from October 23rd to January 22nd.
Claim allowed.
Source: NEEMARC - Ref: NUMDA/6/1/1/1, Reports of the Compensation Department, Vol I covering Sep 1918-Dec 1919
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