Wave of Crime Hits London Banks and City
A sweeping wave of crime haunts London since the start of the year with frequent robberies and drug cases. Banks have ordered cash kept out of sight as police tighten patrols around major banking houses during lunch hours amid a surge in opium parties and mysterious killings.
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Dempsey Athletes Back in Waterloo Shows Notes
Notes of Shows recounts Dempsey and his athletic tour drawing crowds in Waterloo this month. Fred Stone’s theatre injury delays, while Al Dillingham plans a new musical SeeR in Waterloo. Jolson shines in Sinbad in Washington as Box Office booms, and Savane backs Gold Dust Twins and Honeymoon Limited ahead of Waterloo appearances.
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