President Roosevelt’s Annual Message to Congress 1904
The President urges federal control of large corporations, inheritance and income taxes, currency reform, and stronger labor law enforcement. He advocates jurist-driven injunction scrutiny, anti lynching measures tied to education, rail and canal labor reforms, and expanded agricultural and military preparedness, including a nationwide rifle program. He also calls for fair treatment of all nations and broader education and public works.
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