"TOM MIX" IN TROUBLE.
CONVICTED OF BURGLARY. ADMITTED TO r&OBAllOS. (Bx Telegraph.— -Own Correspond '• • HAMILTON*, this day. "He has always been known in the 1 district as 'Tom Mix." and he has been • worshipped by the children." said Mr. 1 McCircgor to Mr. Justice Stringer today, when Frank Hubbard appeared for *entenoe for breaking and entering and 4hoft at Paletonga. Counsel commented on the prisoner's resemblance to Tom Mix. and said his downfall had been brought about by • attending pictures. He was engaged to .1 Morrinsville girl, but he was held in such high esteem by her parents that it had been decided not to break it off. despite the offences. The judge admitted accused to pro- . bat ion for two years, and ordered him ■ to refrain from attending pictures.
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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 44, 22 February 1927, Page 3
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