which one is correct?
Others remained preoccupied with Big D. Down the hall from the Johnsons, Tiger Teague was calling colleagues from 1302, taking soundings and expressing his misgivings about the city.
Is "call colleague" "call out at them" or "summon them "?
Tiger's in 1302, isn't he?
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Calling colleagues by phone is what it means. It reads like he was calling people on the phone from his room, 1302, talking about his misgivings about Dallas.
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He was contacting them, most likely by radio or telephone.
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