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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1922

Page

7

The New Lincoln Memorial Dedication at Washington

Memorial Day ceremony in Washington marked the formal dedication of the Lincoln Memorial. Chief Justice Taft presented, President Harding accepted, with Robert Moton and Robert Lincoln among dignitaries. Marble temple on Potomac banks features a colossal Lincoln statue and inscriptions. A poem by Edwin Markham accompanied the event, praising Lincoln’s leadership and the reunited nation.

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Taft Career Milestones Through Early Life and Presidency

This timeline notes William Howard Taft born in Cincinnati in 1857, Yale graduate in 1878, served as Superior Court judge, Solicitor General, US circuit judge, Commissioner and governor of the Philippines, Secretary of War, and inaugurated as the twenty sixth president in 1909 at age fifty one.

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Record Directory POR READY REFERENCE

A historical directory page lists salaries for national and state offices, officials, and local posts. Names include Townsend, Newberry, Fordney, Taft, and Hoover era figures. local positions cover judges, sheriffs, clerks, health and police chiefs with varied annual pay and travel allowances.

Tax Talk Deficit and Tax Shifts From 1560 to 1917

A compressed historical financial narrative outlines periods where surpluses outweighed expenditures and later deficits. It notes tax reforms beginning around 1910 with direct taxation, the rise of corporate and individual income taxes, and the shift of revenue from indirect to direct taxes as government spending grows toward four billion dollars annually. It ends with reflections on public accountability and a nod to social aphorisms.

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Roosevelt and Taft Rivalry Across 1909 Campaign

In 1909 Roosevelt and Taft vied for the presidency with Roosevelt seen as the preferred leader by many, while Taft sought to chart a distinct path. Reported expectations suggested a seamless White House transition, but internal department moves and political signals hinted at a more complex battle for influence and legacy.

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Taft Era Reflections On Presidency And Party Collapse

The article recalls Taft's presidency, his travel habits, and the party’s collapse by 1912. It notes Roosevelt’s influence, the rise of standpattism, and the public’s shift after Taft’s administration. It frames Taft as a capable yet constrained leader whose era ended amid turmoil in the Republican ranks.

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