President Roosevelts Annual Message to Congress
President Roosevelt outlines federal control of corporations and trusts, calls for inheritance and income taxes, currency reform, and stronger labor and educational measures. He stresses education, anti lynching sentiment, civil rights, and a robust foreign policy including immigration, trade, and treatment of Japanese nationals. He urges public-spirited reform, infrastructure, and naval and military readiness.
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