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| Page | Reference to Report | Check No. | Name | Occupation | Date of Accident | Nature of Injury | How caused | Degree of injury | Accident Fund On | Accident Fund Off | Remarkes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 942 | Sa 9 21 May 1921 | 193 | F. Wright | Fireman | 20 May 1921 at 7.45 | Injured right eyebrow | Was uncoupling Engine No 1128 from the 7.1 ex-Enfield Tn [Town] at Liverpool St when he slipped and the coupling ball which he was turning struck his right eyebrow | Slight | 21 May 1921 | 28 May 1921 | |
| 942 | Sa 9 26 May 1921 | D 9 | W.W. Walker | Driver | 23 May 1921 | Crushed left foot | Was oiling leading bogie wheels of Engine 1859 on No 11 Road Jubilee Shed when a fire slice & dart fell from an engine No 416 (Driver J C Scarle) shunting on the adjoining road (No 12) on to his left foot | Slight | 24 May 1921 | 4 June 1921 | |
| 942 | F 516 | H Weal | Fireman | 25 May 1921 | Contused finger right hand | Tool box lid Eng 1542 dropped on hand when getting out pair of monkey wrenches | Slight | ||||
| 942 | Sa 9 20 June 1921 | B 416 | S.V. Wood | Passed Cleaner | About 8 weeks prior to June 16th 7.30am | Septic finger right hand | Scratched by sharp part on tyre of an engine standing inside Jubilee Shed (He could not state number | Slight | 14 June 1921 | 25 June 1921 | Did not report case until 16 June 1921 |
| 942 | Sa 9 12 July 1921 | 0990 | C Wagham | Tube Cleaner | 8 July 1921 at 9.0 | Contused finger | Was sweeping up at Southend Shed & moved a spring when the spring rolled on to his finger | Slight | 9 July 1921 | 22 July 1921 |
Notes and Questions
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Rows 1 and 3 please
Row 1 ex- usually means the originating station of a service. So here the 7.1 arrival (at L'pl Street) from Enfield
Row 3, pair of monkey wrenches
I wondered about that, but thought "monkey wrench" was an American usage. Maybe it was more common in British english back then
Monkeys took me by surprise too
I have just found Monkey Wrench in the Collin's English dictionary 1991 edition. "Wrench with adjustable jaws". Always thought it was just a wrench.