President Roosevelt Urges Rail Reform on Memorial Day
The President arriving from Canton Ohio and speaking in Indiana outlines a plan to federalize railroad supervision protecting investors and public interest. He praises Lincoln Lawton and Morton while warning against overcapitalization and calls for transparency and strong public policy guiding interstate carriers and railway securities.
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The President's Attitude Toward the Great Railroad Corporations
A speech argues for federal oversight to curb overcapitalization and protect investors. It urges physical valuation, publicity, and strict but fair regulation, praising Iowa's railroad reforms while warning against attacks on all corporations. It stresses honesty, public duty, and balanced reform.
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