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Hokitika Guardian, 30 April 1926, Page 3

.mu’kxaust deported. LONDON, April *2B. localise lit- after! as correspondent for the "Daily News,” a young l-eiees-ter engineer. Edward Uinungton, Las I,eon expelled from Russia in « destitute state after ten weeks of ill-treat-nient m a Soviet prison. Although the editor of the “ Daily News ” appointed him with the sane'tiou of the Soviet Foreign Of lice. Rimington was arrested on a charge of espionage after lie had telegraphed the story of Kameneff’s fall, and lie was treated with every conceivable uulig„itv. Tie was told that he had been sentenced to death, and he was thrown into a filthy prison, with fifteen others who were unaware of wliat charges were made against them. The Soviet explains that Ttinnngton had falsely represented himsel! as a Communist.

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