Members of Cleveland Rotary International with new honorary president call on President Coolidge. Rep. Theodore E. Burton of Ohio, who was just made Honorary President of the Cleveland Rotary Club, called on President Coolidge at the White House today with other members of the Cleveland Rotary Club.
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- 1928-04
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