Message of Roosevelt on prosperity and reform in Congress
President Roosevelt urges Congress to regulate interstate business, curb rebates, and supervise big corporations while preserving growth. He calls for block signals on railways, limits on labor hours, and federal action in land, insurance, and public welfare. The address covers economy, Panama Canal, Monroe Doctrine, army reform, immigration, and civil service improvements.
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General Land Office
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