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...President's health even included freedom from his annual rose fever. ¶Cook Ernest Gilpin, who fries, broils, bakes the President's fish, was called to defend himself in Milwaukee against his wife's charges of cruelty and desertion. Cook Gilpin stayed at Brule, let the court fix a $12-per-week separation allowance...
...Airplanes began to visit Brule from Superior, circling and dipping to show tourists the fishing President...
...death of Captain Emilio Carranza, "Mexico's Lindbergh" (see p. 16), affected President Coolidge deeply. He had met and lunched with Captain Carranza just before going up to Brule. International feelings-of-state were commingled. President Coolidge sent a long telegram of sympathy to President Calles of Mexico. To Mexican Ambassador Tellez at Washington he offered the U. S. S. Florida to carry the body home. Mexico acknowledged gratefully but declined the Florida...
...Hoover special for Brule left Washington on Saturday evening. Newsgatherers joked about some "lively and impressive impromptu ovations" which National Committeeman C. Bascom Slemp had been overheard to say should be arranged at station platforms across the land. When the train reached Baltimore, this sly, Slempish suggestion was proved superfluous. Some 200 quite distinguished Baltimoreans were there with a really spontaneous demonstration. At York, Pa., and Harrisburg it was the same...
...next stopover was Brule...