The President's Message on Trusts and Trade Reforms
Roosevelt lays out a broad program advocating national regulation of big corporations, trusts, and interstate commerce, rejects a tariff-only cure, and argues for publicity, arbitration, and stronger anti trust enforcement. He discusses monetary policy, labor fairness, Cuba, The Hague, the isthmian canal, and the Philippines, urging steady policy, naval expansion, irrigation, and Indian care.
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