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Schneider, Quigley's offices receive suspicious letters amid pre-election threats

Congressman Mike Quigley and Brad Schneider's offices were among several others to receive threatening letters this week.

Sources (1)· Oct 16, 11:52 PM

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Chicago Sun-Times· Oct 16, 11:52 PMSchneider, Quigley's offices receive suspicious letters amid pre-election threats

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