London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Tottenham 1936

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Tottenham]

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DEATHS FROM VIOLENCE. There were 66 deaths from Violence. 21 were suicidal. Deaths resulting from motor accidents numbered 19.

Males. Females.
Falls18
Knocked down by motor car2—
,, ,, ,, lorry21
,, ,, ,, tri-car—1
,, ,, auto train1—
,, ,, steam train1—
,, ,, a dog—1
,, ,, runaway pony and van1—
Collision between motor car and motor cycle1—
,, ,, ,, ,, ,, pedal cycle1—
,, ,, ,, lorry and pedal cycle2—
,, ,, ,, lorry and motor cycle1—
,, ,, ,, coach and motor cycle .—1
,, ,, ,, cycle and motor cycle1—
,, ,, tram car and barrow1—
Run over by motor lorry2—
,, ,, hearse1—
Thrown from motor cycle12
Suffocated in bed11
Coal gas poisoning]—
Shooting1—
Drowning2—
Burning—2
Fall from chair—1
,, moving tram car1—
,, plank1—
Injury to hand working power press1—
2718
SUICIDES.
Coal gas poisoning56
Corrosive poisoning13
Drowning12
Cut throat2—
Abortion self-induced—1
912