Roosevelt's Message to Congress Calls for Rail Regulation
President Roosevelt argues for strong federal oversight of interstate commerce, urging a regulatory framework to curb rebates and unfair rates. He envisions an independent commission with power to set maximum rates, inspect railroad books, and enforce fair treatment of shippers while avoiding broad public ownership.
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