MURDER OF REEKS
AN ADMISSION ROGERS MET VICTIM IN ENGLAND. Ily Telegraph—Press Associatlon-Copyrlgln LONDON, February 3. A report from St, John’s states that Rogers now admits to a local police officer, Sergeant Finlay, that he met Reeks at the hotel in England, a report regarding which was discredited by the Wolverhampton police. WHAT A SISTER THINKS. LONDON, February 3. Rogers’s sister, interviewed, says she docs not believe her brother knew Reeks in Lincolnshire. ROGERS TO BE DEPORTED. (Received February 5, 0-5 a.m.) ST. JOHN, February 4. The immigration authorities flatly donv that Rogers admitted he knew Reeks. Rogers also denied making the statement. . , , The authorities have decided to deport Rogers.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8648, 5 February 1914, Page 5
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