I fully indorse the views of the Secretary in this particular, which are set forth in his letter, transmitted herewith, and urge upon the Congress an early consideration of the subject.
Bill Taft: “I fully indorse the views of the Secretary in this particular, which are set forth in his letter, transmitted herewith…”
On the recordJune 20, 1910
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