Tafts Message to Congress Reflects Foreign Policy And Budget
President Taft presents a broad address on international arbitration with Britain, Pan American policy, Nicaragua and Zelaya tensions, tariff administration, and canal financing. He outlines deficits, Panama Canal costs rising to 375 million, calls for tariff board, judicial reform, postal subsidies study, and public health bureau ideas.
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Great Britain
North Atlantic
Permanent Court of Arbitration
The
Hague
the Hague
Liberia
Department of State
Spitzbergen Islands
Brussels
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Bolivia
Peru
Buenos Aires
Foreign Service
Alsop & Co
Chile
Edward VII
Washington
Zelaya
Nicaragua
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Amerca
Canal Zone
Central America
Caribbean Sea
Congress
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Taft
Treasury Department
Department of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Trade Relations
Executive
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Spooner
Culebra
State Department
Tariff Board
War Department
Secretary of War
Military and Naval Joint Board
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
Philippines
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Senate
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American Bar Association
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Republican Party
Post Office Department
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Atlantic Seaboard
South America
Japan
New Mexico
Arizona
Alaska
Conservation of National Resources
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Specia
Bureau of Health
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