Taft Sees No Tariff Revision Now and Plans Budget Tightening
President Taft outlines foreign policy aims and a warning against aggressive moments in the Monroe Doctrine while detailing a growing deficit of 73 million dollars. He argues for bonding to finance the Panama Canal, urges government economy, reports customs fraud probes, and calls for civil pension reforms and tariff act refinements.
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Panama Canal
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American Sugar Refining Company
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