Presidents Message to Congress on Finance and Reform
President Roosevelt's message to Congress praises the five years of strong government finance while admitting currency system flaws. He urges interstate control of railroads and utilities, fuller public oversight, higher judge salaries, labor protections, and centralization of power to curb corporate excesses. He condemns attacks on the judiciary and calls for reform in pensions, taxation, and social programs.
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