Roosevelt Urges Law on Campaign Contributions and Injunctions
President Roosevelt outlines a broad program urging Congress to prohibit corporate campaign contributions and to enact a government right of appeal in criminal cases. He defends injunctions with safeguards, warns against demagogy, and calls for tax reform, labor measures, and stronger federal control over corporations to protect the public interest.
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