Grand opera star seeks warrant over bigamy case
London September 26 Madame Sophie Traubman a grand opera singer who has performed with the Metropolitan Opera in America applied to Scotland Yard for a warrant against George Albert Schroeder. She alleges she married him in New York on September 1 after meeting as refugees on a voyage. She says a man who claimed to be Schroeder's brother warned of two existing wives and that she was to meet the English wife in London. The trio traveled back to England where the English wife embraced Schroeder on arrival. Traubman then called police but Schroeder escaped in a taxi. Schroeder, once from Cleveland, Ohio, now resides in London and works in moving pictures. the English wife has disappeared.
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Salvation Army Los Angeles alms ban challenged
The Salvation Army, barred from soliciting arms in Los Angeles, won a legal reversal. Judge Perry Wood dissolved a temporary injunction against the municipal charities commission and denied a permanent injunction. The case alleged the Army sent at least a third of its revenues outside the city against local rules restricting charity funds for local relief.
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Eight-Cylinder Cadillac Car First of Type in America
Cadillac announces its eight-cylinder V type engine making the company the first American manufacturer to offer an eight-cylinder car. The design emphasizes compact bore and stroke, reduced weight, uniform torque, and improved cooling. Reports show strong demand and expectations of production limits in the first year.
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Goodyear Begins Cotton Buy Aiding Southern Farmers
The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company leads a southern effort to move part of this year’s cotton crop by buying bales and displaying them in eight branches. Each bale includes the planter’s name and address and a call for others to participate. A Goodyear official notes the plan could aid farmers facing a surplus and cash shortages and encourages diversification and scientific farming in the region.
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Drug Plant Growing Not Likely to Succeed
Washington September 26 The department of agriculture announced that inexperienced growers of drug plants are unlikely to succeed. Responding to inquiries about American farmers growing drug plants, officials note wartime embargoes on opiates raised prices, but expertise and market access remain critical.
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