EXTRAORDINARY STORY
ORISSi-CROSSINGi THE PACIFIQ.
ALLEGED MISTAKEN IDENTITY
[Pkehs Association.] - (Rerieived June 3, 10.20 a.m.) ,■: .' • SYDNEY, June 3. . An «xtf a ordinary atoryv was related by, Reg. Harkinea on the^M-aliura, practically the saihe circumstances as the Paul Freeman cas^. Harkines explained..tliaib he was ra-rested m Cianada a? a deserter . ea4- ly in the year and placed on ihe Niagara. He escapefl'at, Honolulu, but -was re*-an-i-etited and placed on the. Makura: He was not allowed, to land in Can-vdtv or Australia, and now was compelled to cris&jei-oss the Pacific , indefinitely., Harkines contends that it is a cnse of mistaken identity, saying that •another Haxkinea is tho / real .dtesortor, which view ■is ahared by the chief engineer and o;incers of the VCfS6L '■ ■,■ ■■"■■:■■• ;' ■ '■' . ; ' Harkutes is a native of Nebraska, but ptssesses an alien' registratidii certinoate. ■'. ' ■ ' ," ',' :; ■ '
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Marlborough Express, Volume LIV, Issue 129, 3 June 1920, Page 5
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132EXTRAORDINARY STORY Marlborough Express, Volume LIV, Issue 129, 3 June 1920, Page 5
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