Turkington Earns Place in European Rally Series
Turkmen driver Turk earns notable entry in the Eur rally lineup. The event showcases Turkish and European teams competing for driver points and a chance at a regional championship.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1922
Page
8
Turkmen driver Turk earns notable entry in the Eur rally lineup. The event showcases Turkish and European teams competing for driver points and a chance at a regional championship.
Fire swept a portion of Salonika causing heavy damage as Greek revolutionary forces seized Salonika just before occupying Athens.
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London reports that the American coal strike funneled about 15 million dollars into England, lifting British miners after a year of hardship. Demand from the United States and Canada boosts industrial coal sales, with anthracite limits and rising prices offset by a broader resurgence in English industry.
S D I Jackson 67 a leading Youngstown attorney died Sunday after a lingering illness. He had been a prominent figure in the local legal community with a long career.
Mrs Elizabeth Clark a widow of Carbon Hill aged 78 died suddenly in Pomeroy on Sunday after a visit with her daughters and families. She was reportedly in good health at breakfast before an acute indigestion attack led to her death a few hours later. The body will be taken to Carbon Hill for funeral services.
New Brunswick Oct 2 Prosecutor Beekman Somerset county said none of the several suspects in the double murder of Rev Dr Edward W Hall and Mrs James Mills has been eliminated after 16 days with no arrests. Detectives and state police pursue five or six lines of inquiry while hopes rise of locating the weapon from the Phillips farm well. Dr Hall's body in Brooklyn will be exhumed for further wound examination.
C L Doc Jones general manager of Athens County Howe Telephone Co has been elected a director of the Ohio Telephone News Publishing company He will influence policies of the official organ for Ohio Independent Telephone companies Jones also serves as a director of the Ohio Independent Telephone association and is influential in national independent telephone circles His ideas and policies have been adopted by larger interests in Ohio and elsewhere He is highly regarded among Athens and statewide telephone men and his plant is often cited as a model.
Huntington police report James Calaway, 25, was shot in the right side while eating lunch in a restaurant. A woman seen in an alley after the three shots fled before other patrons could identify her.
Mme Rosina Agostini of the San Carlo Opera Co. says Tanlac cured her nervous run down condition and restored normal health. Her husband Sig Giuseppe Agostini, a leading tenor, reports his stomach weakness improved after taking Tanlac. The International Proprietaries Co. notes over fifty thousand signed testimonials from diverse regions and promotes Tanlac through druggists.
Dudley Siddall profiles John McGraw away from the Giants as a family man in Pelham Manor. For 21 years married, he greets his wife with a hat lift, sleeps late, eats at night, and keeps a busy home life with a 20 room house, maid staff, and reads Dickens after midnight. He rarely goes downtown, spends evenings with neighbors, and stays engaged with newspapers and magazines, a contrast to his public image as a fierce manager.
The George Wolfe family reunion met at the home of Mary Wolfe Howard on Oregon Ridge with about 178 attendees. Notables included Mary Wolfe Howard aged 93 and Frank S. Wolfe aged 81. new babies Doroth Ann Wolfe Amy Jo Sanders and Ralph Stacy Sayers were welcomed. Next reunion planned for October 1923, chaired by Mrs Atkinson.
Claude Jackson aged 18 died at 11 30 p m after an automobile skidded on the fairgrounds track near Baty boroughsville turning over three times. Stewart Carter 20 suffered cuts and bruises, treated and released from hospital.
A dispatch from Constantinople reports British and Italian troops have assumed policing duties after authorities uncovered a plot to burn the city. The measure follows growing security concerns in the occupied capital.
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