Roosevelt Urges National Control of Interstate Corporations
President Roosevelt asks Congress to strengthen national control over interstate commerce, reform corporate regulation, and expand social protections. He cites improved currency management, proposes central oversight of railways, telegraphs, and securities, and backs labor rights, pensions, and child labor limits while urging rapid action on pensions, taxation, and inland waterways.
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