President Roosevelt Defends Secret Service Use in Congress
The president urges reading of his message disputing claims that secrecy help for lawmakers protects criminals. He cites land fraud, naturalization cases, beef trust probes, and other investigations by treasury secret service agents, arguing the service is essential to detect and punish federal crime and should be allowed to operate widely.
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