President Roosevelt argues for labor and public utility regulation
In a message to Congress Roosevelt urges passage of a strengthened employers liability act for interstate work, government employee compensation, and tighter oversight of railroads and big corporations. He criticizes injunction abuses, supports public utility regulation, and outlines plans to curb stock gambling and antitrust loopholes.
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