President Taft Reflects On Tariff Policy In Authorized Interview
President Taft discusses tariff policy and his administration in an authorized interview. He recalls the Payne tariff act, notes its strengths and weaknesses, and explains efforts to reduce tariffs on raw materials, coal, iron ore, and scrap iron while resisting higher duties on lumber and paper. He cites party dynamics, his role as president and party leader, and the balance between protection and reform within the Republican ranks.
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Payne
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la Follette
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President's tariff reform plans and re election talk
The interview covers tariff board aims, general income tax, and a calendar of unfinished business. It discusses reductions in woolen cotton and metal schedules, Alaska conservation, treaties, and the president's view on campaigning versus duty. He stresses independence from political pressure and readiness to return to private life.
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Wanted a Family Tree
Mrs Newlyriche and Jason discuss tracing their ancestry after wealth. The mother plans to contact a detective agency, and Mr Newlyriche agrees to write to one tomorrow. Philadelphia Bulletin.
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Maria
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