UNDER $50,000 BAIL AS NATION'S ENEMY; "Captain Duquesne" Indicted Following Alleged Insurance Fraud Bomb Explosions. APPROVED IN GERMAN NOTE Said to Have Posed as British Army Captain at Recent Twilight Club Dinner. (original) (raw)

UNDER $50,000 BAIL AS NATION'S ENEMY; "Captain Duquesne" Indicted Following Alleged Insurance Fraud Bomb Explosions. APPROVED IN GERMAN NOTE Said to Have Posed as British Army Captain at Recent Twilight Club Dinner.

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Dec. 15, 1917

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"Captain Fritz Jaubert Duquesne," as he prefers to be called, though he is also sometimes known as "Frederick Fredericks" and "Captain Claude Stoughton," was indicted yesterday and later held for lack of $50,000 bail by Judge Crain in General Sessions. View Full Article in Timesmachine »

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