President Roosevelt Urges National Control of Corporations
Roosevelt's message to Congress declares the financial standing of the nation excellent but urges central government oversight of railroads and interstate commerce, calls for tightening corporate finances, wageworker protections, broader social measures, and stronger federal authority to regulate big business and promote public welfare.
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