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Roosevelt's 1906 Message Calls for Reform and Order
The President urges Congress to pass laws prohibiting corporate campaign contributions, grants government appeal rights in criminal cases, and tightens on jury verdicts and injunctions. He warns against mob violence and lynching, stresses eight hour work for railroad workers, employers' liability, and labor-capital disputes. He advocates national marriage law, farming technical training, and stronger currency and shipping policy. He ends with international morality, arbitration, and military training improvements.
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