President's Message To Congress On Foreign Policy And Trade
President presents detailed policy proposals and summaries of international affairs. He discusses arbitration with Canada, Pan American cooperation, Liberia, China, Japan, and Central America, urging steady diplomacy, expanded consular staff, and coordinated trade efforts to advance American interests abroad.
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Debate on national economy and the Panama canal debt
A presidential inquiry discusses reducing government expenses for the next fiscal year and proposes bond financing for the Panama Canal. It reviews costs, revenues, and the push for efficiency across departments, warning of deficits and seeking permanent reductions.
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Reforming Civil Service Pay And Pension Systems
An analysis argues superior ability should be rewarded through pay and reform. It discusses preexisting evaluations, efficiency goals, and the need to reduce staff while boosting average efficiency. The piece notes public spending growth since the Spanish War and calls for a pension plan to support reforms. It emphasizes maintaining core personnel while improving performance and cost control.
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