President's Congress Message Proposes Stronger Corporate Control
Theodore Roosevelt's lengthy message to Congress details the nation’s financial standing, wholesale corporate regulation, and calls for centralization of interstate commerce power. He urges public oversight, labour protections, and judicial reforms while praising Panama Canal progress and national defense improvements.
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