Roosevelt's final annual message to Congress on reform
President Roosevelt outlines a strong financial position yet warns the currency system is imperfect. He advocates national regulation of interstate commerce and railways, promoting centralized control with transparency. He argues for public oversight of corporations, balancing reform with protecting property rights and labor interests.
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