Workman Hurled by Flying Belt at Factory
A factory incident left an employee injured when a belt flew from a machine and struck him. He suffered cuts and possible internal injuries, was treated by a physician and taken to a hospital for care.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1921
Page
9
A factory incident left an employee injured when a belt flew from a machine and struck him. He suffered cuts and possible internal injuries, was treated by a physician and taken to a hospital for care.
An advertisement from Newark lists Dr. Chas A. Tree t of New York promoting the Cascade remedy. The copy touts internal baths and quick relief for heartburn, constipation, stomach troubles, and headaches, with testimonials and an offer for free information.
A dated sermon by Dr Day urges studying global issues and world problems. He argues that true leadership relies on internal spirit, devotion, and knowledge of universal kingdom principles, not provincial views. He calls for readers to engage books and thinkers and to broaden public discourse.
The Bridgeport Safets discuss cooperation with the Police Department and schools to inform the future generation about lity satlog. My Hill notes ongoing efforts and the Safets campaign to promote safety awareness and public cooperation.
New York detectives arrested six people after a daylight break in at the Clinton Theatre. Thieves switched off lights and fired as they were trapped by officers watching the scene. The group includes watchman Terry Nofosky and his wife Burle, driver Morris Sassey, and others. About $2,000 was taken from the theatre cafe.
A garbled report describes a man from Washington Avenue fleeing a veer door on a Saturday. He faced charges under Tieriar law with a son and carrying a concealed weapon. The court actions and bonds were noted, with details unclear due to the text quality.
A chaotic report outlines a dry goods and arms meet amid draught fears. Officials including Wayne J Wheeler dispute beverage import restrictions and argue diplomats may be exempt, while other delegates insist all Tyrone liquor shipments void without permits. Concerns over enforcement and U.S. law prevail in tense remarks.
Milford selectmen reduce road work team hire rates to eight a day for men, as contractors plan to split duties across districts. The board notes substantial road work ahead and discusses deployments, while local clubs and partnerships organize meetings, scholarships, and social events amid community projects and plans for a Devon area pageant.
Members of Angeline Bartlett Camp Daughters of Veterans will hold a meeting at 71h o'clock tonight in their hall at 189 State Street. A taleowe'en social will follow the business session.
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