Taft Seeks Economy and Efficiency in Government
President Taft submits a comprehensive inquiry on economy and efficiency in the executive branch. The plan outlines reorganizing government services, consolidating bureaus, extending merit standards, and saving costs across offices, with a focus on budgeting and long term reforms.
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Taft Calls for Increased Appropriations for Future Value
President William Howard Taft argues that the coming year should match current year resources and proposes a $206000 increase in appropriations plus a $50000 provision for locating those results. He frames the plan as lasting value for government and people.
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