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Hokitika Guardian, 23 April 1926, Page 3

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LONDON, February 23. Charles Leonard Clements. 22, pleaded guilty at .Marylebono yesterday to bein" a suspected person, loitering in St. John’s Wood, with intent to commit a felony in February. 1923. Detective Quickeiulon, who arrested Clements in 1923, said the man absconded while on bail and tied to the United States. He soon got into trouble there and was sentenced to two years with the chain gang. He broke away from the gang and was at liberty for 3 months, only to be re-arrested on a charge of burglary and sent back to the chain gang for an additional three years. As be developed mental trouble he was treated in a home, and then was deported. On arrival in England he was recognised and arrested. Clements said that when he escaped from the chain gang he had to get rid of his convict dress, and he broke into a house to get some civilian clothing. Then for eight months he lived honestly in the woods, working at a sawmill, until one day lie was seized and dragged hack to the chain gang. Clements was sentenced to a month’s lufrd labour.

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