President Urges Sovereignty In Government And Business
The President asserted that government and business should be sovereign in their own spheres and warned that government overrun by business leads to oligarchy while government entering business invites inefficiency and monopoly. He urged world court adherence and praised Washington's sacrifices, then returned to Washington after a banquet at the Waldorf Astoria.
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