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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1925
Page
2
Clarence Gargs, 47, was felled by a blow to the head from DeVinney, a Wooster fair special officer, last Friday while Garls sold score cards in the grandstand. The officer, who asked patrons to sit, reportedly acted while trying to calm the crowd during races.
Puzzle items seen in a fragmentary page include clues about a barber giving the pig a something, Irish people formerly called, the rear of a boat, a synonym for bazaar, a Roaring Down reference, and the name of a girl in Wonderland. Also hinted is the leader of the Green Mountain Boys during the Revolutionary War.
Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt plan to accompany their husbands to India as the first American women to shoot game in the Himalayas. The Roosevelt brothers lead an exploring expedition organized by the Field Museum of Chicago.
Crowd clashed with DeVianey as Gariss, longtime Wooster score card seller, faced mutual blame. Gariss was treated at Wooster hospital and released after X-ray showed no serious injury. Austin Chamberlain opened security pact talks, insisting Russia be kept out. Freight car count in U S would form a long New York to Denver train if linked end to end.
Patrolman Jeff Bransy, 22, remained near death after his automobile collided with another vehicle in Cleveland. Both cars overturned but Bransy was the only one injured.
A Lancaster Pennsylvania cigar shop, owned by the same family since before the Revolutionary War, is cited as possibly the oldest in America. Court records suggest evidence from recent proceedings about money earned by ice cream vendors in London reaching up to one hundred dollars daily.
A remark notes that about ninety three percent of the ocean floor lacks pleature. The statement emphasizes vast sparsity of life in deep sea regions, quoting researchers and raising questions about underlying conditions.
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