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Distinguished Canadians received by President Coolidge at White House. Interesting callers at the White House today were the Minister of Justice of Canada Hon. Ernest Lapointe (left) and the Prime Minister of Quebec Hon. A. Taschereau (right) The Minister from Canada to the United States Hon. Vincen
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- 1928
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- Harris & Ewing
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