Publicity as remedy to trusts in McKinley message
President's annual address urges publicity for large interstate corporations as the first step to curb abuses, proposes federal supervision over interstate trusts, a possible constitutional amendment, and a new secretary of commerce. He links publicity to reform of corporations while preserving state powers and warns against rash legislation.
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