Taft Call for Economy in Government as Commission Report
Special Commission finds extravagant and antiquated methods in government work and many unnecessary offices. President Taft asks Congress for continued economy and efficiency inquiry with a $200,000 budget and $50,000 for publication, detailing potential savings in organization, local offices, and operations across federal agencies.
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United States
Commission On Economy and Efficiency
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WM. H, Taft
Washington Church Life and Taft at St John’s Church
Washington men and women attend many churches as Episcopalians Methodists Presbyterians Baptists Lutherans and Catholics are strong diplomatic circles fill St Matthews St Patrick’s and St Augustine’s Taft attends St John’s with his wife Roosevelt’s church remains popular Bakhmetieff Pullman house moves and embassies plan new buildings in a city famed for Millionaires Row.
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Taft
Mr. Taft
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Church of State
Murray Bay
Canada
Union Church
United States
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Mc.Kenna
Harlan
Hughes
Oliver Wendall Holmes
All Souls Church
Lurton
Tennessee
Fairbanks
Seventeenth Street
Farragut Square
Germany
Massachusetts Avenue
Shelby M. Cullom
Ilinois
Vom Bernstorff
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Sixteenth Street
Rock Creek Park
France
John B. Henderson
Missouri
Connecticut Avenue
Great Britain
Knox
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Pittsburg
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