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Through his contacts in the Touhy Gang, Nelson fled west and took shelter with Reno gambler / crime boss William Graham.
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The Old Man and the Harley: A Last Ride Through Our Fathers ' America. Nashville, Tennessee: Thoman Nelson, 2008.
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Through his father's influence he became a member of the state's engineer corps surveying routes for a rail line west from Philadelphia.
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