President Roossevedy s Address to Congress Reform and Reform
President Roosevelt outlines economic and railroad policy, urging emergency currency backed by bonds, reforming trust laws, and federal scrutiny of rate setting. He favors insurance for workers, tax revision timing, and oversight by the Interstate Commerce Commission to curb abuses while supporting industrial progress.
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Bank reform and rail control pledge in new era
A long policy speech urges national handling of interstate commerce with stronger federal powers, tighter anti trust action, and currency reform. It cites railroads, banking, labor, tariffs, and postal savings, plus calls for farm support, forest preservation, and modernization of military and foreign policy.
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