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Chief Brady and his “blue coats” were busy in the whisky raiding business, and the first place visited was the residence of John E. Mitchell, 1119 East Eight Street. Armed
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Chief Brady and his “blue coats” were busy in the whisky raiding business, and the first place visited was the residence of John E. Mitchell, 1119 East Eight Street. Armed
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