Public Expenditure Cuts and Tariff Board Plan
Taft outlines reduced federal spending for 1911, highlights savings from department economies and postponed projects, and proposes a tariff board to study the minimum and maximum duties. He also notes customs fraud investigations, civil pensions, naval reorganization, and calls for broader fiscal reforms and legal changes.
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The Other Side Air Agent Seller Interaction
Hank Stubbs reports fixing one of the air agent sellers today. Bige Miller asks for clarification. Stubbs recalls a man approaching his door inquiring about the lady of the house while mentioning the barn and horse stables.
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