Vogeley v. Detroit Lumber Co.

Harry Vogeley, husband of plaintiff, was in the employ of defendant, Detroit Lumber Company, in August, 1913, in the capacity of helper to the machinists. While in the act of bending over to pick up some blocks of wood lying near a moving belt, the belt broke and struck Vogeley in the face, and some of the testimony shows that he was knocked down. He was helped out into the air by his co-workers, and after a short time he returned to his work. He worked a few days following the accident, when he gave up and went home and his wife called the family physician. The physician found him suffering…