Roosevelt urges new law to regulate interstate commerce
President Theodore Roosevelt urges amending the Sherman Act to permit beneficial combinations under government control. He calls for stronger regulation of railroads telegraph and telephone firms, enhanced public oversight, and publicity in corporate affairs to protect wageworkers and ensure fair rates and returns.
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