Roosevelt Message Outlines Trust Reform and Alaska Policy
President Roosevelt's annual message to Congress extols progress on supervising large interstate corporations, creation of the Department of Commerce and Labor, and enforcement of anti trust laws. It calls for treaties to make bribery extraditable, boundary arbitration with Britain over Alaska, and detailed fiscal, immigration, and postal reform plans.
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