Taft's Message Transmitted to Congress
President Taft sends a long message outlining foreign policy aims. He covers arbitration with Britain, Pan American policy, Central American issues, Chinese relations, tariff board duties, budget projections, and calls for legal reforms and public health structure. He notes a sizable federal deficit and proposes bond financing for the Panama Canal.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
Europe
Great Britain
North Atlantic
Permanent Court of Arbitration
Thets
Hague
Liberia
Department of State
Spitzbergen Islands
Broussels
Congo Free State
Saun
Honda
Grost Bank
Latin America
Diaz
Ecogetier
Venezuela
Hague Tribunal
Panama
Emery Company
Nicaragua
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Chile
Edward VII
Zelaya
Central Amerca
Canal Zone
Central America
Nictrague Charge D'Affaires
Department
Taft
Oficinia
Treasury Department
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Trade Relations
Anguat
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Secretary of the Treasury
Executive Departments
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Panama Canal
Spooner
Culebra
New York City
Welghing
American Sugar Refining Company
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Department of Justice
Treasury
State Department
Tari Board
Tate
Tabi Board
War Department
Unea
Atlantic Seaboard
South America
China
Japan
Philippines
New Mexico
Arizona
Alaska
Medical Department of
Army
Medical Department of the Navy
Bureau of Public Health
Marine
Agricultural Department
Bureau of Health
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Far East
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Secretary of War
Military and Naval Joint Board
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
Naval Observatory
American Bar Association
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Preme Court
Federal Courts of First Instance
Courts of Appeals
Supreme Court
Republican Party
Post- Office Department
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Post Office Department
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Postal Saveings
Postal
Bureau of Immigration
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
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White House