Roosevelt Urges Strong Regulation and Global Leadership
In a sweeping message to Congress, President Roosevelt defends prosperity as earned by laws and innovation, calls for robust regulation of interstate trusts, and advocates national action over state control. He pushes for a strong navy, civil government in the Philippines, tariff stability with selective reciprocity, and a new commerce secretary to oversee corporations.
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