Former United States President William Howard Taft attended a dedication ceremony on June 9, 1915, to celebrate the house ...

Petaluma witnessed significant events including Theodore Roosevelt's third-party formation, the first woman voting in Sonoma County, and the arrival of automobiles, marking a shift from horse-drawn ...

Roosevelt’s New Deal agenda, aroused the president’s wrath at what he called an outdated “horse-and-buggy ... or even to President William Howard Taft’s notion of “scientific tariffs.” ...

On library shelves the multi-volumed biographies by Nicolay and Hay, Sandburg, and Randall and Current stand cover to cover with *Lincoln Never Smoked a Cigarette* and *Abraham Lincoln on the Coming ...

Yale University The 27th US president, William Howard Taft, graduated from Yale University in 1878. His father, Alphonso Taft, who graduated from Yale in 1833, had founded the Skull and Bones ...

Williams earned his Doctorate of Business Administration Degree from the United States-based William Howard Taft University in 2020 and is also the holder of a Master of Business Administration ...

At the time, President William Howard Taft also voiced support for an income tax to fund the growing needs of the federal government, contending the power to tax incomes “is undoubtedly a power ...

As President of the United States from 1909 to 1913, William Howard Taft's minimum body mass index was 42 kg/m 2. This article presents evidence that he suffered from obstructive sleep apnea ...

The Santa Fe Railway even took oranges from Glendora to the White House, for President William Howard Taft to enjoy. The packing houses had freight spurs. The markets sold not just oranges and ...

William Howard Taft loved the game, but his predecessor Teddy Roosevelt warned Taft against being photographed in his golf duds, as it might cause Americans to think he was not taking his work ...

In 1926, Chief Justice (and former President) William Howard Taft, writing for a majority of the Supreme Court in Meyers v. United States, reached the unsurprising conclusion that under Article II ...

Nam Y. Huh/AP Photo The tradition of the ceremonial first pitch became widely recognized in 1910 when President William Howard Taft threw the first pitch at the Washington, D.C., ballpark to ...